module Terraforming module Resource class IAMPolicyAttachment include Terraforming::Util def self.tf(client: Aws::IAM::Client.new) self.new(client).tf end def self.tfstate(client: Aws::IAM::Client.new) self.new(client).tfstate end def initialize(client) @client = client end def tf apply_template(@client, "tf/iam_policy_attachment") end def tfstate iam_policy_attachments.inject({}) do |resources, policy_attachment| attributes = { "id" => policy_attachment[:name], "name" => policy_attachment[:name], "policy_arn" => policy_attachment[:arn], "groups.#" => policy_attachment[:entities].policy_groups.length.to_s, "users.#" => policy_attachment[:entities].policy_users.length.to_s, "roles.#" => policy_attachment[:entities].policy_roles.length.to_s, } resources["aws_iam_policy_attachment.#{module_name_of(policy_attachment)}"] = { "type" => "aws_iam_policy_attachment", "primary" => { "id" => policy_attachment[:name], "attributes" => attributes } } resources end end private def attachment_name_from(policy) "#{policy.policy_name}-policy-attachment" end def entities_for_policy(policy) # list_entities_for_policy is a weird one: the response class # has three different member variables that we need to # paginate through altogether. result = Aws::IAM::Types::ListEntitiesForPolicyResponse.new result.policy_groups = [] result.policy_users = [] result.policy_roles = [] @client.list_entities_for_policy(policy_arn: policy.arn).each do |resp| result.policy_groups += resp.policy_groups result.policy_users += resp.policy_users result.policy_roles += resp.policy_roles end result end def iam_policies @client.list_policies(scope: "All", only_attached: true).map(&:policies).flatten end def iam_policy_attachments iam_policies.map do |policy| { arn: policy.arn, entities: entities_for_policy(policy), name: attachment_name_from(policy), } end end def module_name_of(policy_attachment) normalize_module_name(policy_attachment[:name]) end end end end