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require "jess/version"
# Jess is a lightweight client for the JAMF Software Server (JSS) API.
#
# Example usage:
#
# conn = Jess.connect("https://jsshost", username: "user", password: "secret")
# computer = conn.computers.find(1234)
# computer.id # => 1234
# computer.name # => "Matt's iMac"
# computer.hardware.model # => "iMac Intel (Retina 5k, 27-Inch, Late 2015)"
#
module Jess
autoload "Computer", "jess/computer"
autoload "Computers", "jess/computers"
autoload "Connection", "jess/connection"
autoload "ExtensionAttributes", "jess/extension_attributes"
autoload "HttpClient", "jess/http_client"
autoload "MobileDevice", "jess/mobile_device"
autoload "MobileDevices", "jess/mobile_devices"
autoload "Resource", "jess/resource"
# Establish a connection with JSS and return a Jess::Connection object that
# can be used to interact with the JSS API. This is a convenience method. For
# more fine-grained control over the connection, create a Jess::HttpClient
# using the desired options, then pass it to Jess::Connection.new.
#
def self.connect(url, username:, password:)
client = HttpClient.new(url, username: username, password: password)
Connection.new(client)
end
end
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