livingsocial/braintree_users

Name: braintree_users

Owner: livingsocial

Description: Cobbled together Ruby code to help manage user accounts in Braintree.

Created: 2017-07-28 20:15:48.0

Updated: 2017-07-29 01:41:32.0

Pushed: 2017-07-28 21:23:59.0

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Size: 6

Language: Ruby

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README

braintree_users

If your company has a large number of Braintree user accounts to manage, Braintree's Control Panel, well … sucks. Which I hate to say, because I've loved everything else about working with Braintree over the last several years.

This Ruby script uses Mechanize to screenscrape all of the user pages, allows user search as well as a report of users and their roles, as well as a separate script to add users.

This does mean that when Braintree updates their user pages, this script is broken and you'll have to go DOM spelunking again. But, in my 3+ years of using this script, that is a rare event and this has been a valuable tool.

It was never designed to be anything than a helper for myself and I'm the only user as of this initial release, so it's pretty warty.

Usage

User Search

bundle exec thor users

You'll be prompted for username and password (password will be displayed on screen, yech), then it will auto scrape all your user pages and leave you at an interactive prompt.

Type in a complete email, name or partial and all matches will be returned with a numbered menu. Enter the corresponding number on the next prompt and the url for that user will be opened in your default browser.

Use any fee,fi,fo,fum to search for multiple users.

Use report to dump a csv report of all users and roles. Remember roles are user defined.

Use reload to re-scrape everything.

Add Users

NOTE!! There are a few places of TODO comments in the code that you will need to adjust to your specific situation if you want to use the Add script.

Enter one email address per line in a file called users_to_add.txt, then launch Pry, type in require './add.batch', then adder = execute. This will prompt you for username and password, then you can call adder.add_*. There are some generically named roles in the script still, but those are user defined and will need to be updated to whatever you have.