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"""The command group for the PAM Settings CLI."""

from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import division
from __future__ import unicode_literals

from googlecloudsdk.calliope import base


@base.UniverseCompatible
@base.ReleaseTracks(base.ReleaseTrack.ALPHA, base.ReleaseTrack.BETA)
class Settings(base.Group):
  r"""Manage Privileged Access Manager (PAM) Settings.

  The `gcloud pam settings` command group lets you manage Privileged
  Access Manager (PAM) settings.

  ## EXAMPLES

  To describe the PAM Settings on a project named `sample-project` and
  in location `global`, run:

      $ {command} describe --project=sample-project --location=global

  To describe the PAM Settings on a folder with ID ``FOLDER_ID'' and in
  location `global`, run:

      $ {command} describe --folder=FOLDER_ID --location=global

  To describe the PAM Settings on an organization with ID ``ORGANIZATION_ID''
  and in location `global`, run:

      $ {command} describe --organization=ORGANIZATION_ID --location=global

  To describe the effective PAM Settings on a project named `sample-project` and
  in location `global`, run:

      $ {command} describe-effective --project=sample-project --location=global

  To describe the effective PAM Settings on a folder with ID ``FOLDER_ID'' and
  in location `global`, run:

      $ {command} describe-effective --folder=FOLDER_ID --location=global

  To describe the effective PAM Settings on an organization with ID
  ``ORGANIZATION_ID'' and in location `global`, run:

      $ {command} describe-effective --organization=ORGANIZATION_ID
      --location=global

  To export the PAM Settings configured on a project named `sample-project`,
  and in location `global` to a local YAML file named
  `pam-settings.yaml`, run:

      $ {command} export --project=sample-project --location=global
      --destination=pam-settings.yaml

  To export the PAM Settings configured on a folder with ID ``FOLDER_ID'', and
  in location `global` to a local YAML file named
  `pam-settings.yaml`, run:

      $ {command} export --folder=FOLDER_ID --location=global
      --destination=pam-settings.yaml

  To export the PAM settings configured for an organization with ID
  `ORGANIZATION_ID` in location `global` to a local YAML file named
  `pam-settings.yaml`, run:

      $ {command} export --organization=ORGANIZATION_ID --location=global
        --destination=pam-settings.yaml

  To update the PAM Settings on a project named `sample-project` and in
  location `global`, and the new updated settings configuration stored in a file
  named `pam-settings.yaml`, run:

      $ {command} update --project=sample-project --location=global
      --settings-file=pam-settings.yaml

  To update the PAM Settings on a folder with ID ``FOLDER_ID'' and in location
  `global`, and the new updated settings configuration stored in a file named
  `pam-settings.yaml`, run:

      $ {command} update --folder=FOLDER_ID --location=global
      --settings-file=pam-settings.yaml

  To update the PAM Settings on an organization with ID ``ORGANIZATION_ID'' and
  in location `global`, and the new updated settings configuration stored in a
  file named `pam-settings.yaml`, run:

      $ {command} update --organization=ORGANIZATION_ID --location=global
      --settings-file=pam-settings.yaml
  """