django+ PowerShell Management AD System

The Evan children's shoes in QQ group share a very interesting blog http://note.youdao.com/noteshare?id=a60709c00fe88cd09155a2ef50815281 probably how to use flask call A maintenance management system implemented by the Powershell API.

The beans are drawn with a gourd and a simple interface is successfully implemented with Django. Use the bootstrap template to get a front-end page, the Django framework, and then invoke the PowerShell API to implement the query in the background.

Here is a simple demo, enter the ad group, show group members

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Django has nothing to say, the basic MTV framework process, the main more interesting is the PowerShell API module. On-line HttpListener module can be downloaded, QQ Group of children's shoes made some changes, removed a verification function, if there is a need, you can manually add a function in. I'm here to figure out how easy it is to use the verified version directly.

After the module has been downloaded, it can be executed, he provides a restful interface to execute PowerShell commands, a direct HTTP GET request corresponding interface, and return the results in JSON format

Import-module C:\users\yuan.li\Documents\GitHub\Powershell\HTTPListener.psm1start-httplistener-verb-Auth None

Test it:

Browser

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Python

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It is worth mentioning that where the specific PowerShell commands are placed, we can set them in two places. One is directly inside the URI command= back input, simple commands do not matter, but if the command is very complex and long, here is not very suitable;

Another way is to write a function directly inside the HttpListener module file, so that it is loaded into memory together. command= directly following the function name and parameters on the line.

For example:

function Search-adgroupmemeber ($group) {get-adgroupmember $group | select name, samaccountname,distinguishedname}

Then I call directly

Http://localhost:8888/?command=search-adgroupmemeber ' Domain Admins '

Show results

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Okay, basically work, so you can get a look at Django.

url.py Routing

URL (r ' ^powershell ', Views.powershell),

views.py View Functions

Import Requestsdef PowerShell (req): If req.method== "GET": Return render (req, ' powershell.html ') elif Req.metho d== "POST": Name=req. Post.get ("caption") print (name) res=requests.get ("Http://localhost:8888/?command=get-adgroupmember '%s ' | Select name, distinguishedname "%name) print (res) Result=res.json () print (result) return render (req, ' powershell.html ', {' result ': result})

powershell.html template, here I do not use Ajax, is direct form to submit

{%  extends  ' base.html '  %} {% block css %}    <style>         .go{            width:20px;              border: solid 1px;             color:  #66512c;             display: inline-block;             padding: 5px;        }         .pagination .page{             border: solid 1px;             color:  #66512c;             display: inline-block;             padding: 5px;             background-color:  #d6dade;             margin:  5px;        }        . pagination .page.active{             Background-color: black;            color:  white;        }        . hide{            display: none;         }        .shade{             position: fixed;             top: 0;            right: 0;             left: 0;             bottom: 0;             background: black;             opacity: 0.6;            z-index:  100;        }        . add-modal,.edit-modal{            position:  fixed;            height: 300px;             width: 400px;             top:100px;            left: 50%;             z-index: 101;             border: 1px solid red;             background: white;             margin-left: -200px;         }        .group{             margin-left: 20px;             margin-bottom: 15px;        }     </style>{% endblock %}{% block content %}

Such a query effect is made.

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django+ PowerShell Management AD System