Python entities_limit Beispiele

Beispiel #1

from ssm_document_generator.definition.metadata.common import category, access_level
from ssm_document_generator.definition.parameters import common
from ssm_document_generator.definition.python_definition import PythonDefinition

definition = PythonDefinition(
    name='getFile',
    description='Retrieves a specified file content',
    command_file_name='get_file.py',
    user='******',
    metadata=[category('OS'), access_level(2)],
    parameters=[common.entities_limit(), common.file_path()]
)

Beispiel #2

 def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
     super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
     self.parameters.extend([entities_limit(), regex_filter_expression()])

Beispiel #3

import pytest

from ssm_document_generator.definition.parameters.common import entities_limit
from ssm_document_generator.definition.parameters.dict_parameters_mixin import DictParametersMixin
from test.ssm_document_generator_test.definition.dummy_definition import DummyDefinition


class Mixed(DictParametersMixin, DummyDefinition):
    pass


@pytest.mark.parametrize('test_input, expected',
                         [([], ['parameters = {}']),
                          ([entities_limit()], [
                              "parameters = {\"" + entities_limit().name +
                              "\": \"{{" + entities_limit().name + "}}\"}"
                          ])])
def test_generate_parameters_code(test_input, expected):
    tobject = Mixed()
    tobject.parameters = test_input
    assert tobject.generate_parameters_code() == expected

Beispiel #4

Datei: test_dict_parameters_mixin.py Projekt: samhays/aws-systems-manager-document-generator

import pytest

from ssm_document_generator.definition.parameters.assign_parameters_mixin import AssignParametersMixin
from ssm_document_generator.definition.parameters.common import entities_limit
from test.ssm_document_generator_test.definition.dummy_definition import DummyDefinition


class Mixed(AssignParametersMixin, DummyDefinition):
    pass


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    'test_input, expected',
    [([], []),
     ([entities_limit()
       ], [entities_limit().name + '={{' + entities_limit().name + '}}'])])
def test_generate_parameters_code(test_input, expected):
    tobject = Mixed()
    tobject.parameters = test_input
    assert tobject.generate_parameters_code() == expected

Beispiel #5

Datei: pstack_definition.py Projekt: kiraanmore/aws-systems-manager-document-generator

from ssm_document_generator.definition.bash_formatted_definition import BashFormattedDefinition
from ssm_document_generator.definition.metadata.common import access_level, category
from ssm_document_generator.definition.parameters import common

definition = BashFormattedDefinition(
    name='pstack',
    description='Retrieves stack for given processId',
    user='******',
    commands=['pstack ${processId}'],
    metadata=[category('OS'), access_level(2)],
    parameters=[common.process_id(),
                common.regex_filter_expression(),
                common.entities_limit()]
)

Beispiel #6

Datei: dmesg_definition.py Projekt: samhays/aws-systems-manager-document-generator

from ssm_document_generator.definition.bash_definition import BashDefinition
from ssm_document_generator.definition.metadata.common import access_level, category
from ssm_document_generator.definition.parameters import common

definition = BashDefinition(
    name='dmesg',
    description='Retrieves filtered dmesg content.',
    command_file_name='dmesg.sh',
    metadata=[category('OS'), access_level(1)],
    parameters=[common.entities_limit()]
)