I know I don’t have much skin in the game here, but I also agree with this 
change. 


Having to convert it back into the proposed format as we speak. 

This would definitely change the way things are called for the better. 

> 
> On Jun 22, 2023, at 10:08 AM, Najib . <aounina...@outlook.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> Its really awesome that Guacamole can be called using REST API, this makes it 
> incredibly powerful and flexible. However there some pain points and 
> improvements possible
>  
> The connection and connection group response bodies are a  rather big JSON. 
> They don’t use the array type and the keys contain the actual values of the 
> connection identifier. Any JSON parser will panic trying to decipher them. Is 
> there a reason why such JSON file is created for these two types whereas 
> others respect proper JSON formatting? See below for what a better reponse 
> body would look like.
> I couldn’t find it but there seems to be no API endpoint for forcing a logout 
> for the user. I know you can kill any or all sessions for a user and their 
> connection permissions rendering them seeing an empty page. However if the 
> IdP also blocks them from getting a new token this can never happen in the 
> current situation as long as the user stays logged on. A logout API call 
> would solve this.
>  
> I would like to add this is not complaining about Guac. I truly love this 
> solution and all the people contributing to it its truly the silent MVP in 
> the tech world and you guys are doing amazing work. But when you truly love 
> something you also want it to become better.  
>  
> Before;
> {
>     "11": {
>         "name": "AD Jump Hosts - External Users",
>         "identifier": "11",
>         "parentIdentifier": "ROOT",
>         "type": "ORGANIZATIONAL",
>         "activeConnections": 0,
>         "attributes": {
>             "max-connections": null,
>             "max-connections-per-user": "10",
>             "enable-session-affinity": ""
>         }
>     },
>     "1": {
>         "name": "Emergency Access - AD Jump Hosts",
>         "identifier": "1",
>         "parentIdentifier": "ROOT",
>         "type": "ORGANIZATIONAL",
>         "activeConnections": 0,
>         "attributes": {
>             "max-connections": null,
>             "max-connections-per-user": null,
>             "enable-session-affinity": ""
>         }
>     }
> }
>  
> After:
> [
>     {
>         "name": "My connection Group A",
>         "identifier": "11",
>         "parentIdentifier": "ROOT",
>         "type": "ORGANIZATIONAL",
>         "activeConnections": 0,
>         "attributes": {
>             "max-connections": null,
>             "max-connections-per-user": "10",
>             "enable-session-affinity": ""
>         }
>     },
>     {
>         "name": "My connection Group B",
>         "identifier": "1",
>         "parentIdentifier": "ROOT",
>         "type": "ORGANIZATIONAL",
>         "activeConnections": 0,
>         "attributes": {
>             "max-connections": null,
>             "max-connections-per-user": null,
>             "enable-session-affinity": ""
>         }
>     }
> ]
>  
>  

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