unicon.bases.linux package¶
Submodules¶
unicon.bases.linux.connection module¶
- Module:
unicon.bases.linux.connection
- Authors:
ATS TEAM (ats-dev@cisco.com, CSG( STEP) - India)
- Description:
Defines the Connection Base classes for Linux Servers. It defines the work flow of unicon connection and services initialization
- class unicon.bases.linux.connection.BaseLinuxConnection(*args, os=None, os_flavor=None, platform=None, model=None, chassis_type=None, **kwargs)¶
Bases:
unicon.bases.connection.Connection
Base class for linux connections
This does the following
Spawns a connection to the device
Creates a State Machine instance for this device
- Provides method to connect, initialize the devices
and perform services
Initializes SingleRP connection
- chassis_type = None¶
- property connection_type¶
Returns Linux
- disconnect()¶
provides mechanism to disconnect to the device by duck typing connection provider’s disconnect method
- property hostname¶
Returns this connection’s hostname
- property is_ha¶
Attribute to check if this is a HA connection
- os = None¶
- platform = None¶
- setup_connection()¶
Creates a Session and spawns a connection
unicon.bases.linux.connection_provider module¶
- Module:
unicon.bases.linux.connection_provider
- Author:
ATS Team (ats-dev@cisco.com)
- Description:
The connection class for any platform depends on connection provider class for providing two essential methods, namely,
connect
anddisconnect
. As the name suggests their role is to let the application connect and disconnect to the linux box.- Dependencies:
connection providers are passed the whole connection object. By the time it is instantiated, it is also imperative that, our connection class contains the following objects:
* spawn objects are created. * state machine objects are created.
It is also expected that all the other vital attributes are present like settings, logs etc.
- Exceptions:
All the classes in this module should raise ConnectionError, in case exceptions are caught.
Example
Examples are provided in class documentation.
- class unicon.bases.linux.connection_provider.BaseLinuxConnectionProvider(connection)¶
Bases:
object
Connection provider for Linux box
Initializes
- connect(*args, **kwargs)¶
Performs the device connection and initialization
- disconnect()¶
Disconnect from the device
- establish_connection()¶
Reads the device state and brings it to the right state
- execute_init_commands()¶
- get_connection_dialog()¶
Creates and returns Dialog, for processing device connection
By default connection provided uses state machine’s dialog for any connection processing. If any additional dialog required has to be updated here
- init_connection()¶
Bring device to initialized state
- init_handle()¶
Executes the init commands on the device after bringing to enable state
- set_init_commands()¶
unicon.bases.linux.services module¶
- Module:
unicon.bases.service.services
- Authors:
ATS TEAM (ats-dev@cisco.com, CSG( STEP) - India)
- Description:
Contains service base classes related to routers
- class unicon.bases.linux.services.BaseService(connection, context, **kwargs)¶
Bases:
object
Base class for all linux services.
- Parameters
connection – Device connection object
context – connection context
- call_service(*args, **kwargs)¶
Actual services implementation code
- get_service_result()¶
Common result procedure for all Services
- classmethod platform_check(*args, **kwargs)¶
Verifies whether the service is applicable for a given platform
- Returns
If the service is applicable for a given platform False: If service is not applicable for the given platform
- Return type
True
- post_service(*args, **kwargs)¶
Common post_service procedure for all Services
- pre_service(*args, **kwargs)¶
Common pre_service procedure for all Services