ServiceDeskPlusCloud

PowerShell module focused on manipulating the ServiceDeskPlus OnDemand (cloud) API.

Getting Started

In order to obtain a temporary authorization code to authenticate to the API with, you first need to register a self-client application via the ZOHO API Client Console. See the ManageEngine API documentation on generating access and refresh tokens for more information.

Follow the steps in the documentation to generate a temporary authentication code and supply the value to the GrantToken parameter of New-ZohoAccessToken or download the self_client.json file from the API client console and supply the path via the FilePath parameter.

# Replace the following examples with those obtained from the Zoho developer portal, obviously
$NewTokenParams = @{
  GrantToken = '1000.f74e7b6fc16c95bbc1fa2f067962f84b.9768e796b6273774817032613ba6892a'
  ClientId = '1000.15S25B602CISR5WO9RUZ8UT39O3RIH'
  ClientSecret = '9ea302935eb150d9d6cbefd35b1eb8891332d815b8'
}

$ZohoAuth = New-ZohoAccessToken @NewTokenParams

Request and store the access token in the local secret store:

Request-ZohoAccessToken -Verbose

Module functions will retrieve the access token from the store as needed, so it doesn't need to be specified:

$RequestParams = @{
    Status = 'Open', 'Onhold'
    Portal = 'is'
    Technician = '[email protected]'
}

$Tickets = Find-ServiceDeskRequest @RequestParams

Default Parameters

PowerShell allows you to save default values for parameters via the PSDefaultParameterValues variable.

Add defaults to your PowerShell profile to limit the number of parameters that need to be specified when executing ServiceDeskPlusCloud functions:

# Microsoft.PowerShell_Profile.ps1

$PSDefaultParameterValues['*-ServiceDeskPlus*:Portal'] = 'is'
$PSDefaultParameterValues['Find-ServiceDeskPlusRequest:Technician'] = '[email protected]'

Testing

First install the Pester module:

Install-Module Pester -Force

You're ready to run Pester tests:

Invoke-Pester

Environment

This module attempts to reuse environment data from a variety of sources, namely environment variables and the local secret store. Be sure to set the following environment variables or update the configurations accordingly.

Description	Secret Name	Environment Variable
The consumer key generated from the connected application.	CLIENT_ID	ZOHO_CLIENT_ID
The consumer secret generated from the connected application.	CLIENT_SECRET	ZOHO_CLIENT_SECRET
OAuth token used to obtain new access tokens. Unlimited lifetime, until revoked by the user.	REFRESH_TOKEN	ZOHO_REFRESH_TOKEN
OAuth token sent to server to access protected resources.	ACCESS_TOKEN	ZOHO_ACCESS_TOKEN
Unique identifier of the ServiceDesk Plus Cloud instance to interact with.	PORTAL_NAME	ZOHO_PORTAL_NAME
Base URI of the ServiceDesk Plus Cloud instance to interact with.	BASE_URI	ZOHO_BASE_URI

Secret Store

This module uses the Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretStore module to store sensitive information like API tokens and passwords. Before using the module, you need to configure the secret store and store required secrets:

# Install required modules
Install-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretManagement
Install-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretStore

# Configure secret store settings
$SecretStoreParams = @{
    Authentication = 'Password'
    Password = (ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force 'mypassword12345')
    Scope = 'CurrentUser'
    Interaction = 'None'
    Confirm = $false
}

Set-SecretStoreConfiguration @SecretStoreParams

# Replace the values with your own, obviously
$ZohoSecrets = @(
    @{ Name = 'CLIENT_ID'; Value = '...' },
    @{ Name = 'CLIENT_SECRET'; Value = '...' },
    @{ Name = 'REFRESH_TOKEN'; Value = '...' },
    @{ Name = 'PORTAL_NAME'; Value = '...' },
    @{ Name = 'BASE_URI'; Value = 'https://sdp.example.com/' }
)

# Register a new secret vault and store the secrets
Register-SecretVault -ModuleName Microsoft.PowerShell.SecretStore -Name Zoho
$ZohoSecrets | % { Set-Secret -Name $_.Name -Secret $_.Value -Vault Zoho }

Environment Variables

Alternatively, you can set the following environment variables to avoid using the secret store:

ZOHO_CLIENT_ID
ZOHO_CLIENT_SECRET
ZOHO_REFRESH_TOKEN
ZOHO_ACCESS_TOKEN
ZOHO_PORTAL_NAME
ZOHO_BASE_URI

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