def unzip_files(self, file_name):
unzip_command = 'unzip -j {0}'.format(file_name)
self.send_cmd(unzip_command, delay=10)
show_files_command = 'ls -al'
self.send_cmd(show_files_command)
self.send_cmd('echo status_code:$?')
output = PExpectWrapper.get_lines(self.cli,
terminating_value='status_code:0')
source_files_re = '([a-z-_0-9.]*\.qcow2)'
source_files = []
for output_line in output:
source_file = re_search(source_files_re, output_line)
if source_file and source_file.group(1):
if source_file.group(1) in source_files:
continue
source_files.append(source_file.group(1))
return source_files
def get_current_config_values(self, command_line, expected_value='xpath'):
"""
Since the json doesn't return default values (SWALL-5184)
Assumes the key and value are separate with white space
Assumes path in xpath is forward slash separated
Last string (closest to vale) is used as key when returning data i.e.
'/devices/cms-device-adv:advanced-settings/sflow/counter-record-interval 1000' as:
{'counter-record-interval':1000}
:return:
"""
command_line += SHOW_DEFAULT_XPATH
self.send_cmd(command_line, expected_value=expected_value)
all_data = PExpectWrapper.get_lines(self.cli, terminating_value='[ok]')
result_data = {}
for data in all_data:
keys, value = data.split(' ')
key = keys.split('/')
key = key[len(key) - 1]
result_data[key] = value
return result_data