class Discoveryrun(Item):
id = 1 #0 is always special in database, so we do not take risk here
my_type = 'discoveryrun'
properties = {
'discoveryrun_name': StringProp(),
'discoveryrun_command': StringProp(),
}
running_properties = {
'current_launch': StringProp(default=None),
'configuration_errors': ListProp(default=[]),
}
macros = {}
# Output name
def get_name(self):
return self.discoveryrun_name
# Get an eventhandler object and launch it
def launch(self):
m = MacroResolver()
data = []
cmd = m.resolve_command(self.discoveryrun_command, data)
self.current_launch = EventHandler(cmd, timeout=300)
self.current_launch.execute()
def check_finished(self):
max_output = 10**9
#print "Max output", max_output
self.current_launch.check_finished(max_output)
# Look if the current launch is done or not
def is_finished(self):
if self.current_launch == None:
return True
if self.current_launch.status in ('done', 'timeout'):
return True
return False
# we use an EventHandler object, so we have output with a single line
# and longoutput with the rest. We just need to return all
def get_output(self):
return '\n'.join(
[self.current_launch.output, self.current_launch.long_output])
class Discoveryrun(Item):
id = 1 #0 is always special in database, so we do not take risk here
my_type = 'discoveryrun'
properties = {
'discoveryrun_name': StringProp (),
'discoveryrun_command': StringProp (),
}
running_properties = {
'current_launch': StringProp(default=None),
'configuration_errors': ListProp(default=[]),
}
macros = {}
# Output name
def get_name(self):
return self.discoveryrun_name
# Get an eventhandler object and launch it
def launch(self):
m = MacroResolver()
data = []
cmd = m.resolve_command(self.discoveryrun_command, data)
self.current_launch = EventHandler(cmd, timeout=300)
self.current_launch.execute()
def check_finished(self):
max_output = 10**9
#print "Max output", max_output
self.current_launch.check_finished(max_output)
# Look if the current launch is done or not
def is_finished(self):
if self.current_launch == None:
return True
if self.current_launch.status in ('done', 'timeout'):
return True
return False
# we use an EventHandler object, so we have output with a single line
# and longoutput with the rest. We just need to return all
def get_output(self):
return '\n'.join([self.current_launch.output, self.current_launch.long_output])
class Discoveryrun(MatchingItem):
id = 1 # zero is always special in database, so we do not take risk here
my_type = 'discoveryrun'
properties = Item.properties.copy()
properties.update({
'discoveryrun_name': StringProp(),
'discoveryrun_command': StringProp(),
})
running_properties = Item.running_properties.copy()
running_properties.update({
'current_launch': StringProp(default=None),
})
# The init of a discovery will set the property of
# Discoveryrun.properties as in setattr, but all others
# will be in a list because we need to have all names
# and not lost all in __dict__
def __init__(self, params={}):
cls = self.__class__
# We have our own id of My Class type :)
# use set attr for going into the slots
# instead of __dict__ :)
setattr(self, 'id', cls.id)
cls.id += 1
self.matches = {} # for matching rules
self.not_matches = {} # for rules that should NOT match
# In my own property:
# -> in __dict__
# if not, in matches or not match (if key starts
# with a !, it's a not rule)
# -> in self.matches or self.not_matches
# in writing properties if start with + (means 'add this')
for key in params:
if key in cls.properties:
setattr(self, key, params[key])
else:
if key.startswith('!'):
key = key.split('!')[1]
self.not_matches[key] = params['!'+key]
else:
self.matches[key] = params[key]
# Then running prop :)
cls = self.__class__
# adding running properties like latency, dependency list, etc
for prop, entry in cls.running_properties.items():
# Copy is slow, so we check type
# Type with __iter__ are list or dict, or tuple.
# Item need it's own list, so qe copy
val = entry.default
if hasattr(val, '__iter__'):
setattr(self, prop, copy(val))
else:
setattr(self, prop, val)
# each instance to have his own running prop!
# Output name
def get_name(self):
try:
return self.discoveryrun_name
except AttributeError:
return "UnnamedDiscoveryRun"
# A Run that is first level means that it do not have
# any matching filter
def is_first_level(self):
return len(self.not_matches) + len(self.matches) == 0
# Get an eventhandler object and launch it
def launch(self, ctx=[], timeout=300):
m = MacroResolver()
cmd = m.resolve_command(self.discoveryrun_command, ctx)
self.current_launch = EventHandler(cmd, timeout=timeout)
self.current_launch.execute()
def check_finished(self):
max_output = 10 ** 9
#print "Max output", max_output
self.current_launch.check_finished(max_output)
# Look if the current launch is done or not
def is_finished(self):
if self.current_launch == None:
return True
if self.current_launch.status in ('done', 'timeout'):
return True
return False
# we use an EventHandler object, so we have output with a single line
# and longoutput with the rest. We just need to return all
def get_output(self):
return '\n'.join([self.current_launch.output, self.current_launch.long_output])
class Discoveryrun(MatchingItem):
id = 1 # zero is always special in database, so we do not take risk here
my_type = 'discoveryrun'
properties = Item.properties.copy()
properties.update({
'discoveryrun_name': StringProp(),
'discoveryrun_command': StringProp(),
})
running_properties = Item.running_properties.copy()
running_properties.update({
'current_launch': StringProp(default=None),
})
# The init of a discovery will set the property of
# Discoveryrun.properties as in setattr, but all others
# will be in a list because we need to have all names
# and not lost all in __dict__
def __init__(self, params={}):
cls = self.__class__
# We have our own id of My Class type :)
# use set attr for going into the slots
# instead of __dict__ :)
setattr(self, 'id', cls.id)
cls.id += 1
self.matches = {} # for matching rules
self.not_matches = {} # for rules that should NOT match
# In my own property:
# -> in __dict__
# if not, in matches or not match (if key starts
# with a !, it's a not rule)
# -> in self.matches or self.not_matches
# in writing properties if start with + (means 'add this')
for key in params:
# delistify attributes if there is only one value
params[key] = self.compact_unique_attr_value(params[key])
if key in cls.properties:
setattr(self, key, params[key])
else:
if key.startswith('!'):
key = key.split('!')[1]
self.not_matches[key] = params['!' + key]
else:
self.matches[key] = params[key]
# Then running prop :)
cls = self.__class__
# adding running properties like latency, dependency list, etc
for prop, entry in cls.running_properties.items():
# Copy is slow, so we check type
# Type with __iter__ are list or dict, or tuple.
# Item need it's own list, so qe copy
val = entry.default
if hasattr(val, '__iter__'):
setattr(self, prop, copy(val))
else:
setattr(self, prop, val)
# each instance to have his own running prop!
# Output name
def get_name(self):
try:
return self.discoveryrun_name
except AttributeError:
return "UnnamedDiscoveryRun"
# A Run that is first level means that it do not have
# any matching filter
def is_first_level(self):
return len(self.not_matches) + len(self.matches) == 0
# Get an eventhandler object and launch it
def launch(self, ctx=[], timeout=300):
m = MacroResolver()
cmd = m.resolve_command(self.discoveryrun_command, ctx)
self.current_launch = EventHandler(cmd, timeout=timeout)
self.current_launch.execute()
def check_finished(self):
max_output = 10**9
#print "Max output", max_output
self.current_launch.check_finished(max_output)
# Look if the current launch is done or not
def is_finished(self):
if self.current_launch == None:
return True
if self.current_launch.status in ('done', 'timeout'):
return True
return False
# we use an EventHandler object, so we have output with a single line
# and longoutput with the rest. We just need to return all
def get_output(self):
return '\n'.join(
[self.current_launch.output, self.current_launch.long_output])