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* Delete gitcmd.py * Delete nb-dt-import.py * Add files via upload * Logging cleanup (#78) * Removed multiple imports of settings.py * stating to abstract the netbox api calls to their own class * Abstracted away determine features from main script, implemented as part of class initialization * added helper functions to get repos relative & absolute path * renaming gitcmd to repo * starting to abstract away the get_files * fixed issue where spaces and commas in vendor list with/without spaces breaks matching * Added prelim fix for slugs if same issue vendors arg was facing exists. untested * Finished abstracting the get_files function. Reduced fors and ifs to be cleaner and more efficent * abstracted getFiles to repo class. Fixed slug issue not matching because of new slug format. added non-halting log function and renamed exception handler to log handler. * utilized new logging class throughout script to reduce excess logging * Abstracted and optimized create manufacturers * Abstracted the create interfaces for devices to the netbox api class * Fixed regression where check manufactuerers did not have the latest list * Fixed regression caused by externally calling script. Discovered from https://github.com/netbox-community/Device-Type-Library-Import/pull/76 * abstracted all device interfaces to the devicetype class. optimized function calls to reduce duplicate code and reduce extra log calls * Ran against all devices and passed with flying colors * formatting settings.py * formatting repo.py * formatting main file * formatting log_handler.py * added back executable on file (#79) * Add more info to failed device_type creations (#81) --------- Co-authored-by: Philipp Rintz <13933258+p-rintz@users.noreply.github.com>
45 lines
1.8 KiB
Python
45 lines
1.8 KiB
Python
from sys import exit as system_exit
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class LogHandler:
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def __new__(cls, *args, **kwargs):
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return super().__new__(cls)
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def __init__(self, args):
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self.args = args
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def exception(self, exception_type, exception, stack_trace=None):
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exception_dict = {
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"EnvironmentError": f'Environment variable "{exception}" is not set.',
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"SSLError": f'SSL verification failed. IGNORE_SSL_ERRORS is {exception}. Set IGNORE_SSL_ERRORS to True if you want to ignore this error. EXITING.',
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"GitCommandError": f'The repo "{exception}" is not a valid git repo.',
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"GitInvalidRepositoryError": f'The repo "{exception}" is not a valid git repo.',
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"Exception": f'An unknown error occurred: "{exception}"'
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}
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if self.args.verbose and stack_trace:
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print(stack_trace)
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print(exception_dict[exception_type])
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system_exit(1)
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def verbose_log(self, message):
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if self.args.verbose:
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print(message)
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def log(self, message):
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print(message)
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def log_device_ports_created(self, created_ports: list = [], port_type: str = "port"):
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for port in created_ports:
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self.verbose_log(f'{port_type} Template Created: {port.name} - '
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+ f'{port.type if hasattr(port, "type") else ""} - {port.device_type.id} - '
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+ f'{port.id}')
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return len(created_ports)
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def log_module_ports_created(self, created_ports: list = [], port_type: str = "port"):
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for port in created_ports:
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self.verbose_log(f'{port_type} Template Created: {port.name} - '
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+ f'{port.type if hasattr(port, "type") else ""} - {port.module_type.id} - '
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+ f'{port.id}')
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return len(created_ports)
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