Record Type Commands

This page catalogues and details the usage of Record Type Commands

Overview

The Record Type Commands in Keeper Commander are used for creating and managing Record Types and Custom Templates within the Keeper security platform. These are usable only to create custom record types to an enterprise scope.

Commands

Below commands are supported in record-type:

• Record-Type-Info

• Record-Type-Create

• Record-Type-Update

• Record-Type-Delete

• Record-Type-Load

• Record-Type-Export

Record-Type-Info

Lists available record types or shows detailed information about a specific record type.

DotNet CLI

Command: record-type-info

Flag:

• value pos. 0 : Custom record type or field type name. This is a positional argument placed at position 0 immediately after the command

• -f, --field : Used to check all available fields for the custom record type.

Example:

My Vault> record-type-info "myCustomType" 
    Record Type ID:  12345                    
         Type Name:  myCustomType
             Scope:  enterprise               
       Description:  My custom record         
            Fields:  (login)                  
                     (password)      

DotNet SDK

Function:

 // Assuming vault is vaultOnline
var recordTypes = vault.RecordTypes;

PowerCommander

Command : Get-KeeperRecordType

Alias : krti

Flags :

• -ShowFields : Shows all the available fields present in the custom-record-type.

• -Name : Name of the custom record type

Example:

PS > Get-KeeperRecordType -Name "myCustomType"     

Name          Description                          Scope        Fields
----          -----------                          -----        ------
myCustomType  My custom record for secure access   Enterprise   {login, password}

Python CLI

Command : record-type-info

Options :

• -lr, --list-record-type : [RECORD_NAME] list record type by name or use * to list all

• -lf, --list-field : FIELD_NAME list field type by name or use * to list all

• -e, --example : Use --example to generate example JSON

Example:

My Vault> record-type-info "myCustomType"
  Record Type ID  Record Type Name               Record Type Scope
----------------  -----------------------------  -------------------
               1  address                        Standard
               2  bankAccount                    Standard

Python SDK

Function: get_record_types

record_types = vault.vault_data.get_record_types()

Record-Type-Create

Add a new custom Keeper Record Type. This will only be able to create custom record types which are scoped to your enterprise. this needs an admin role to execute.

DotNet CLI

Command: record-type-add

Flag:

• value (pos. 0) : Required. (Default: false) Adds a new record type with given data. Needs a Serialised JSON string.

Example:

My Vault> record-type-add "{\"$id\":\"myCustomType_dotnet_test6\",\"description\":\"My custom record\",\"categories\":[\"note\"],\"fields\":[{\"$ref\":\"login\"},{\"$ref\":\"password\"}]}"
Created Record Type ID: 12345

DotNet SDK

Create a keeper record object and then call the function.

Function:

Task<string> AddRecordType(string recordTypeData);

folder in which the record has to be created can be given as folder UID

var createdRecord = vaultAddRecordType(recordTypeData);

PowerCommander

Command: New-KeeperRecordType

Flags:

• -Data : Data of the custom-record-type in Json format

Example:

PS > New-KeeperRecordType -Data '{"$id": "myCustomType_powershell","description": "My custom record for secure access in Powershell","categories": ["note"],"fields": [{"$ref": "login"},{"$ref": "password"}]}'
Created Record Type ID: 12345

Python CLI

Command: record-type-add

Parameters:

• --data : DATA Record type definition in JSON format or "filepath:" to read from JSON file.

Example:

My Vault> record-type-add --data "{\"$id\":\"myCustomType_python\",\"description\":\"My custo
m record\",\"categories\":[\"note\"],\"fields\":[{\"$ref\":\"login\"},{\"$ref\":\"password\"}
]}"
Custom record type 'myCustomType' created successfully with fields: ['login', 'password'] and recordTypeId: 12345

Python SDK

Function: create_custom_record_type

create_custom_record_type(vault: vault_online.VaultOnline, title: str, fields: List[Dict[str, str]], description: str, categories: List[str] = None):

Example:

title = "<record type name>"
fields = [] ## TypedFields Array
description = "<some description>"
categories = []
result = record_type_management.create_custom_record_type(
            vault, title, fields, description, categories
        )

Record-Type-Update

Update the existing custom record type. This does not affect old records created from same custom type. new records going forward will have the fields set here

DotNet CLI

Command: record-type-update

Flag:

• value pos. 0 : RecordTypeId of record type to be updated

• value pos. 1 : Update a new record type with given data. Needs a Serialized JSON string.

Example:

My Vault> record-type-update 12345 "{\"$id\":\"myCustomType_dotnet_test6\",\"description\":\"My custom record\",\"categories\":[\"note\"],\"fields\":[{\"$ref\":\"login\"},{\"$ref\":\"password\"},{\"$ref\":\"url\"}]}" 
Updated Record Type ID: 12345

DotNet SDK

Function :

Task<string> UpdateRecordTypeAsync(string recordTypeId, string recordTypeData);

PowerCommander

Command: Edit-KeeperRecordType

Flags:

• -RecordTypeId : Record Id of the custom record type

• -Data : Additional fields that need to update

Example:

PS > Edit-KeeperRecordType -RecordTypeId 12345 -Data '{"$id": "myCustomType","description": "My custom record with more fields","categories": ["note"],"fields": [{"$ref": "login"},{"$ref": "password"},{"$ref": "url"}]}'
Updated Record Type ID: 12345

Python CLI

Command : record-type-edit

Parameter :

• record_type_id : Record Type ID of record type to be updated.

• --data : DATA Record type definition in JSON format or "file path:" to read from JSON file.

Example:

My Vault> record-type-edit 12345 --data "{\"$id\":\"myCustomType_python\",\"description\":\"M
y custom record\",\"categories\":[\"note\"],\"fields\":[{\"$ref\":\"login\"},{\"$ref\":\"pass
word\"},{\"$ref\":\"url\"}]}"
 
Custom record type (ID: 12345) updated successfully with fields: ['login', 'password', 'url'] and recordTypeId: 12345

Python SDK

Function: edit_custom_record_types

edit_custom_record_types(vault: vault_online.VaultOnline, record_type_id: int, title: str, fields: List[Dict[str, str]], description: str, categories: List[str] = None):

Record-Type-Delete

Delete the existing custom record type. If the record type exists then it will be deleted, else it will just give a notification for the same

DotNet CLI

Command: record-type-delete

Flag:

• value pos. 0 Required. (Default: false) Record Type Id of record type to be deleted

Example:

My Vault> record-type-delete 12345
Deleted Record Type ID: 12345

DotNet SDK

Function:

Task<string> DeleteRecordTypeAsync(string recordTypeId);

PowerCommander

Command: Remove-KeeperRecordType

Flag:

• -RecordTypeId : Record Id of the custom record type

• -Confirm : Deletes the record forcefully

Example:

PS > Remove-KeeperRecordType 12345 
Confirm
Are you sure you want to perform this action?
Performing the operation "Delete record type" on target "RecordTypeId '12345'".
[Y] Yes  [A] Yes to All  [N] No  [L] No to All  [S] Suspend  [?] Help (default is "Y"): A
Deleted Record Type ID: 12345

Python CLI

Command: record-type-delete

Parameter:

• record_type_id : Record Type ID of record type to be deleted.

Example:

My Vault> record-type-delete 12345
Custom record type deleted successfully with record type id: 12345

Python SDK

Function : delete_custom_record_types

delete_custom_record_types(vault: vault_online.VaultOnline, record_type_id: int):