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Add parameter methods #18
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Description
Add methods to
JupiterOneClientthat enable reading, creating, modifying, and deleting parameters within the JupiterOne tenant as described at https://docs.jupiterone.io/features/admin/parameters#usage-api-operations-and-queriesParameters can be used in JupiterOne queries by replacing static values with
${param.name_of_parameter}, which JupiterOne provides an example of here.These parameters can also be used in queries for both Dashboards (for point-in-time statuses) and Questions (for historic lookbacks) based on values that are subject to change. For example, a parameter "latest_OS_version" can be set and changed to show how many devices are up-to-date on OS patches.
References
Resolves #17
Testing
Pytest test cases have been added for each new method.
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