findEmails.py

import json
import requests

################# REQUIRED USER DEFINED VARIABLES ############
# set network ID from https://url.jamfcloud.com/devices/enroll.html -> On device enrollment -> Network ID
networkId='networkidhere'

# set api key from https://url.jamfcloud.com/configuration/api
apiKey='apikeyhere'

# set base url for instance'
baseURL='https://url.jamfcloud.com/api'

################ END REQUIRED VARIABLES

# set a dict for headers to set api version
headers={"X-Server-Protocol-Version":"3"}

# send a request to get a list of classes. Basic authorization is handled by requests auth argument
r=requests.get(baseURL +"/classes", headers=headers, auth=(networkId,apiKey))

# use the json module to parse the request into a dict
classJson = json.loads(r.text)

# get the classes value from the dict
classArray = classJson["classes"]

# declare a dictionary and add class uuid's with names as keys
parsedDict=dict()
print("class names: ")
for x in classArray:
    parsedDict[x["name"]] = x["uuid"]
    print(x["name"])

# prompt for a class name
inputVal=input("Enter a class name: ")

# get the uuid of the entered class name
pickedClass = parsedDict.get(inputVal)

# make sure the class name entered actually exists
if (pickedClass == None):
    print(inputVal + " could not be found")
    exit()

print("Picked Class: " + inputVal + " with uuid: " + pickedClass)

# send a request to get class details for the given uuid
r2 = requests.get(baseURL + "/classes/" + pickedClass, headers=headers, auth=(networkId,apiKey))

# load the response into a dict, then get the list of teachers and students in the dict
resultJson = json.loads(r2.text)
teachers = resultJson["class"]["teachers"]
students = resultJson["class"]["students"]

# declare an empty array to append emails to
emailList = []

# loop over all teachers and students, adding their email to the email list
for x in teachers:
    emailList.append(x["email"])
for x in students:
    emailList.append(x["email"])

# declare a separator
s= ","
# join the email list with the separator
emails= s.join(emailList)
# print the emails
print(emails)