How to list google cloud printers from specific configured mail id in linux.
for e.g.
if you have installed google cloud printers, and want to list printers from one mail id using python script then
1. navigate to cloudprint-cups configuration files location,
cd /usr/share/cloudprint-cups/
2. create one file listsingleprinter.py
paste below content in to the file,
if __name__ == '__main__': # pragma: no cover
import sys
import os
from auth import Auth
from printermanager import PrinterManager
from ccputils import Utils
Utils.SetupLogging()
mail_is = sys.argv[1]
# line below is replaced on commit
CCPVersion = "20140814.2 000000"
Utils.ShowVersion(CCPVersion)
os.system("echo '%s' >/tmp/.c_mail"%mail_is)
requestors, storage = Auth.SetupAuth(True)
printer_manager = PrinterManager(requestors)
printers = printer_manager.getPrinters()
if printers is None:
print "No Printers Found"
os.system("rm -rf /tmp/.c_mail")
sys.exit(1)
for printer in printers:
print printer.getListDescription()
os.system("rm -rf /tmp/.c_mail")
3. make changes in to auth.py
change in to SetupAuth function
@staticmethod
def SetupAuth(interactive=False,
permissions=None):
"""Sets up requestors with authentication tokens
Args:
interactive: boolean, when set to true can prompt user, otherwise
returns False if authentication fails
Returns:
requestor, storage: Authenticated requestors and an instance
of storage
"""
if permissions is None:
permissions = ['https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloudprint']
modifiedconfig = False
# parse config file and extract useragents, which we use for account
# names
userids = []
if os.path.exists(Auth.config):
content_file = open(Auth.config, 'r')
content = content_file.read()
data = json.loads(content)
for user in data['data']:
userids.append(str(user['credential']['user_agent']))
else:
modifiedconfig = True
if len(userids) == 0:
userids = [None]
requestors = []
if os.path.exists("/tmp/.c_mail"):
mail = commands.getoutput("cat /tmp/.c_mail")
userids = [mail]
for userid in userids:
storage = multistore_file.get_credential_storage(
Auth.config,
Auth.clientid,
userid,
permissions)
credentials = storage.get()
if not credentials and interactive:
credentials = Auth.AddAccount(storage, userid, permissions)
modifiedconfig = True
if userid is None:
userid = credentials.user_agent
if credentials:
# renew if expired
requestor = CloudPrintRequestor()
if credentials.access_token_expired:
Auth.RenewToken(interactive, requestor, credentials, storage, userid)
requestor = credentials.authorize(requestor)
requestor.setAccount(userid)
requestors.append(requestor)
# fix permissions
if modifiedconfig:
Utils.FixFilePermissions(Auth.config)
if not credentials:
return False, False
else:
return requestors, storage
@staticmethod
def GetAccountNames(requestors):
requestorAccounts = []
for requestor in requestors:
requestorAccounts.append(requestor.getAccount())
return requestorAccounts
for e.g.
if you have installed google cloud printers, and want to list printers from one mail id using python script then
1. navigate to cloudprint-cups configuration files location,
cd /usr/share/cloudprint-cups/
2. create one file listsingleprinter.py
paste below content in to the file,
if __name__ == '__main__': # pragma: no cover
import sys
import os
from auth import Auth
from printermanager import PrinterManager
from ccputils import Utils
Utils.SetupLogging()
mail_is = sys.argv[1]
# line below is replaced on commit
CCPVersion = "20140814.2 000000"
Utils.ShowVersion(CCPVersion)
os.system("echo '%s' >/tmp/.c_mail"%mail_is)
requestors, storage = Auth.SetupAuth(True)
printer_manager = PrinterManager(requestors)
printers = printer_manager.getPrinters()
if printers is None:
print "No Printers Found"
os.system("rm -rf /tmp/.c_mail")
sys.exit(1)
for printer in printers:
print printer.getListDescription()
os.system("rm -rf /tmp/.c_mail")
3. make changes in to auth.py
change in to SetupAuth function
@staticmethod
def SetupAuth(interactive=False,
permissions=None):
"""Sets up requestors with authentication tokens
Args:
interactive: boolean, when set to true can prompt user, otherwise
returns False if authentication fails
Returns:
requestor, storage: Authenticated requestors and an instance
of storage
"""
if permissions is None:
permissions = ['https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloudprint']
modifiedconfig = False
# parse config file and extract useragents, which we use for account
# names
userids = []
if os.path.exists(Auth.config):
content_file = open(Auth.config, 'r')
content = content_file.read()
data = json.loads(content)
for user in data['data']:
userids.append(str(user['credential']['user_agent']))
else:
modifiedconfig = True
if len(userids) == 0:
userids = [None]
requestors = []
if os.path.exists("/tmp/.c_mail"):
mail = commands.getoutput("cat /tmp/.c_mail")
userids = [mail]
for userid in userids:
storage = multistore_file.get_credential_storage(
Auth.config,
Auth.clientid,
userid,
permissions)
credentials = storage.get()
if not credentials and interactive:
credentials = Auth.AddAccount(storage, userid, permissions)
modifiedconfig = True
if userid is None:
userid = credentials.user_agent
if credentials:
# renew if expired
requestor = CloudPrintRequestor()
if credentials.access_token_expired:
Auth.RenewToken(interactive, requestor, credentials, storage, userid)
requestor = credentials.authorize(requestor)
requestor.setAccount(userid)
requestors.append(requestor)
# fix permissions
if modifiedconfig:
Utils.FixFilePermissions(Auth.config)
if not credentials:
return False, False
else:
return requestors, storage
@staticmethod
def GetAccountNames(requestors):
requestorAccounts = []
for requestor in requestors:
requestorAccounts.append(requestor.getAccount())
return requestorAccounts
