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"description": "Downloads the latest version of Google Web Designer and creates a\npackage, then uploads the package to Jamf Pro.\n\nJSS_URL, API_USERNAME, and API_PASSWORD, and for non-cloud instances\nSMB_URL, SMB_USERNAME and SMB_PASSWORD, are expected to be populated\nin your AutoPkg preferences, override Input variables, or by\ncommand-line keys.\n",
"description": "Creates a package that installs the Cisco Secure Client pkg via a\npostinstall script, applying a custom set of choices.\n\nLargely inspired (ie plagiarised with <3) from Graham Pugh's Cisco\nAnyConnect recipe com.github.grahampugh.recipes.pkg.CiscoAnyConnect.\n\nPackage source DMG must be provided either as Input Variable PKG or\nvia the -p parameter eg:\nautopkg run CiscoSecureClient.pkg -p \"path/to/predeploy.dmg\"\n\nSRC_PKG_NAME is the name of the pkg inside the DMG, which is usually\nthe default value Cisco Secure Client.pkg\n\nPKG_ID is the ID of the generated package.\n\ndesired_choices is the list of pkg components you would like installed.\nDefault is just the VPN component. To find all available choices, run:\ninstaller -showChoicesXML -pkg path/to/Cisco\\ Secure\\ Client.pkg\n\nPROFILES should be a path to a folder containing profile xml files for\nthe desired services. An example is included with this recipe, with a\nsingle example.xml file under vpn. See the administrator guide at\nhttps://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/security/secure-client-5/model.html\nfor more details on generating profile xml files.\n",
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