Class AWS::IAM::UserCollection
In: lib/aws/iam/user_collection.rb
Parent: Object

A collection that provides access to IAM users belonging to this account.

    iam = AWS::IAM.new
    users = iam.users

## Creating A User

To create an IAM user you need only provide a user name.

    user = users.create('username')

You can also provide an optional `:path` that can be used to organize users.

    user = users.create('johndoe', :path => '/staff/customer_support/')

## Getting a User by Name

You can get a referene to a user by using array notation:

    user = users['username']

## Enumerating Users

A user collection can also be used to enumerate users:

    users.each do |user|
      puts user.name
    end

## Path Prefixes

You can also find/enumerate users who‘s path begins with a given prefix:

    users.each(:path_prefix => '/staff/developers/ruby').each do |ruby_dev|
      puts "#{ruby_dev.name} is awesome!"
    end

Methods

[]   create   each   each_item   enumerator  

Included Modules

Collection::WithPrefix

Public Instance methods

Returns a reference to the user with the given name:

    user = iam.users['username']

@param [String] name Name of the user to return a reference for. @return [User] Returns a reference to the named user.

@param [String] name Name of the user to create. @option options [String] :path (’/’) The path for the user name.

  For more information about paths, see
  [Identifiers for IAM Entities](http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/IAM/latest/UserGuide/index.html?Using_Identifiers.html)

@return [User] Returns the newly created user.

Yields once for each user.

You can limit the number of users yielded using `:limit` and `:path_prefix`.

@param [Hash] options

@option options [String] :path_prefix (’/’) A path prefix that

  filters according to the path of the user.

@option options [Integer] :limit The maximum number of users to yield.

@option options [Integer] :batch_size The maximum number of users

  to retrieve with each service request.

@yieldparam [User] user @return [nil]

Returns an enumerable object for this collection. This can be useful if you want to call an enumerable method that does not accept options (e.g. `collect`, `first`, etc).

    users.enumerator(:path_prefix => '/admin').collect(&:name)

@param (see each) @option (see each) @return [Enumerator]

Protected Instance methods

[Validate]