config.ps1.template

# JAMF Assignment Checker Configuration Template
# Copy this file to 'config.ps1' and fill in your JAMF Pro credentials

<#
AUTHENTICATION METHODS:

1. Basic Authentication (Username/Password):
   - Fill in Username and Password fields
   - Leave ClientId and ClientSecret empty or commented out

2. OAuth Authentication (Client Credentials):
   - Leave Username and Password empty or commented out
   - Fill in ClientId and ClientSecret fields

The script will automatically detect which authentication method to use based on available credentials.
#>

$script:Config = @{
    # JAMF Pro Server URL (include https:// or it will be added automatically)
    # Example: "https://company.jamfcloud.com" or "company.jamfcloud.com"
    BaseUrl = "https://your-server.jamfcloud.com"
    
    # Basic Authentication (Username/Password)
    Username = "" # Leave empty if using OAuth credentials
    Password = "" # Leave empty if using OAuth credentials
    
    # OAuth Authentication (Client Credentials)
    # Uncomment the lines below and comment out Username/Password to use OAuth
    ClientId = ""     # Fill if using OAuth credentials
    ClientSecret = "" # Fill if using OAuth credentials
    
    # Other Configuration
    ApiVersion = "classic" # Use 'classic', 'v1', 'v2', or 'v3'
    DataFolder = "C:\JamfReports" # Default output path for reports
}

# Optional: Environment-specific configurations
# Uncomment and modify as needed

# Development Environment
# $DevConfig = @{
#     BaseUrl = "dev-jamf.company.com"
#     Username = "dev_user"
#     Password = "dev_password"
#     ClientId = ""
#     ClientSecret = ""
#     ApiVersion = "classic"
#     OutputPath = "C:\JamfReports\Dev"
# }

# Production Environment
# $ProdConfig = @{
#     BaseUrl = "prod-jamf.company.com"
#     Username = ""
#     Password = ""
#     ClientId = "prod_client_id"
#     ClientSecret = "prod_client_secret"
#     ApiVersion = "classic"
#     OutputPath = "C:\JamfReports\Prod"
# }