0.2.0

**aadbook** -- access your Azure AD contacts from the command line.

About
=====

AADBook is a fork of `GooBook <https://pypi.org/project/goobook/>`_ focusing on
making it possible to use your Azure AD contacts from the command-line and from
MUAs such as Mutt.

Installation Instructions
=========================

There is a number of ways to install Python software.

- Using pip
- Using a source tarball
- Using source directly from gitorius
- From a distribution specific repository

pip or easy_install
-------------------

This is the recommended way to install **aadbook** for most users that don't
have it available in their distribution.  When installing this way you will not
need to download anything manually.

Install like this::

    pip install aadbook

Source installation
-------------------

Download the source tarball, uncompress it, then run the install command::

    tar -xzvf aadbook-*.tar.gz
    cd aadbook-*
    sudo python ./setup.py install

Configure
=========

For most users it will be enough to to run::

    aadbook authenticate

and follow the instructions.

To get access too more settings you can create a configuration file::

    aadbook config-template > ~/.aadbookkrc

It will look like this::


   # "#" or ";" at the start of a line makes it a comment.
   [DEFAULT]
   # The following are optional, defaults are shown

   # This file is written by the Azure AD library, and should be kept secure,
   # it's like a password to your AD contacts.
   ;auth_db_filename: ~/.aadbook_auth.json

   ;cache_filename: ~/.aadbook_cache
   ;cache_expiry_hours: 24


Proxy settings
--------------

If you use a proxy you need to set the ``https_proxy`` environment variable.

Mutt
----

If you want to use **aadbook** from mutt.

Set in your .muttrc file::

    set query_command="aadbook query '%s'"

to query address book.

Usage
=====

To query your contacts::

    aadbook query QUERY

The cache is updated automatically according to the configuration but you can also force an update::

    aadbook reload

For more commands see::

    aadbook -h

and::

    aadbook COMMAND -h

Changelog
=========

0.2.0 (2019-09-22)

- Adds Python3 support (and removes support for Python2)

0.1.3 (2019-05-01)

- Updates dependencies

0.1.2 (2018-11-01)

- Switches to ``requests==2.20.0``

0.1.1 (2018-10-21)

- Fixes a bug where an exception thrown at startup when automatically
  refreshing auth tokens could make the ``authenticate`` command fail, leaving
  the user with no option other than wiping out ``aadbook`` caches

0.1.0 (2018-10-09)

- Implements automatic fuzzy finding by replacing each `` `` in the search query
  string with ``.*``

0.0.3 (2018-10-01):

- Fixes a bug where internal credentials were not properly updated after
  tokens were updated using the refreshToken -- throwing an error on the first
  `aadbook query ...` invocation

0.0.2 (2018-09-16):

- The `authenticate` command now always initiates a full authentication
  workflow, irrespective of any cached token
- Start up time has improved thanks the the internal token now being refreshed
  only when expired

0.0.1 (2018-09-08):

- Project inception