Rough draft of userwrapper puppet module

roughtdraftpuppetuserwrapper.pp

sshpubkeys/username.json
{
    "type": "id_rsa",
    "key": "really long key",
    "name": "blah@blah"
}
sshpubkeys/reagand.json
{
    "type": "id_rsa",
    "key": "really long key",
    "name": "blah@blah"
}

users/reagand.json
{
    "userwrapper::username": "reagand",
    "userwrapper::fullname": "David Reagan",
    "userwrapper::ensure": "present",
    "userwrapper::password": "hashedpass",
    "userwrapper::authorizedSSHKeys": ["username","reagand"],
    "userwrapper::email": "[email protected]",
    "userwrapper::home": "/home/reagand",
    "userwrapper::managehome": "true",
    "userwrapper::shell": "/bin/bash",
    "userwrapper::uid": "10001",
    "userwrapper::groups": "developers"

}

init.pp
class userwrapper(
    $username,
    $fullname,
    $ensure,
    $password,
    $authorizedSSHKeys,
    $email,
    $home,
    $managehome,
    $shell,
    $uid,
    $groups
)
{
    user { $username:
        comment => $username,
        ensure => $ensure,
        password => $password,
        managehome => $managehome,
        home => $home,
        name => $username,
        shell => $shell,
        uid => $uid
    }
    # Do something with the groups to make sure we don't add nonexistent groups...

    # read $authorizedSSHKeys
    # if using example files...
    # Grab sshpubkeys/reagand.json and sshpubkeys/username.json
    # add a unique value to the name property
    # run create_resources(ssh_authorized_key, $whatever is in the json file) for both keys.

}

node.pp
server.fqdn {
    include userwrapper
    create_resources(userwrapper,"reagand")
}