def create_assets_bigdict():
records = pull_assets()
assets_metadict = PrettyDefaultDict(lambda: PrettyDefaultDict(str))
# Build a more reasonable (less flat) data structure here.
for el in records:
aid = el[0]
asset = assets_metadict[aid]
asset[custom_map[el[1]]] = intify(el[2])
asset['Hostname'] = el[3]
asset['Building'] = loc_map[el[4]]
asset['Ip'] = el[5] or "--.--"
asset['Room No.'] = el[6]
asset['MAC Address'] = el[7]
asset['Username'] = el[8]
return assets_metadict
def main():
"""
Does stuff.
"""
host_ethers = []
netlist_data = []
moin_tables = ""
moin_tree = toolset.tree()
table = toolset.pull_assets()
as_dict = defaultdict(lambda: [])
# Build the flat files:
for el in table:
as_dict[tuple(el[2:])].append((custom_map[el[0]], intify(el[1])))
for key, val in as_dict:
pass
for i in range(0,len(table), 3):
# Make up for WHD's silly way of storing custom vals:
# This is not foolproof, needs some fixing perhaps.
jack, hub, hubport = (intify(z['number_value']) for z in (table[i+x] for x in (0,1,2))) # TODO Fix fix fix this, please
host = table[i]
hostname = host['network_name']
ip = host['network_address']
macaddr = host['mac_address']
username = host['user_name']
location = toolset.loc_map[host['location_id']]
room = host['room_name']
# TODO: possibly split this into several functions
host_ethers.append(defaultdict(toolset.dne, {
'Hostname': hostname,
'Ip': ip if ip else '--.--',
'MAC Address': macaddr,
'Additional Info': ', '.join([str(jack), str(hub), str(hubport), str(username)])
} ))
netlist_data.append(defaultdict(toolset.dne, {
'Building': location,
'Hostname': hostname,
'Room No.': room,
'Jack No.': jack if jack else "lacking",
'Hub No. ': hub if hub else "lacking",
'Port No.': hubport if hubport else "lacking",
'Comments': '' # Nothing for now- what to do with this?
} ))
# Build tree structure for data:
moin_tree[location][room][jack] = (hostname, username)
# Write it out!
with open(local_host_path, 'wb') as fh:
writer1 = csv.DictWriter(fh, ["Hostname", "Ip",
"MAC Address", "Additional Info"],
delimiter='\t')
writer1.writeheader()
for row in host_ethers:
writer1.writerow(row)
with open(local_netlist_path, 'wb') as fh:
writer2 = csv.DictWriter(fh, ["Building", "Hostname", "Room No.", "Jack No.",
"Hub No. ", "Port No.", "Comments"],
delimiter='\t')
writer2.writeheader()
for row in netlist_data:
writer2.writerow(row)
# Distribute files. TODO: manage backups in a sensible fashion.
toolset.transfer(local_host_path, 'lacquer:.')
toolset.transfer(local_netlist_path, 'lacquer:.')
def main():
"""
Does stuff.
"""
host_ethers = []
netlist_data = []
moin_tables = ""
moin_tree = toolset.tree()
table = toolset.pull_assets()
as_dict = defaultdict(lambda: [])
# Build the flat files:
for el in table:
as_dict[tuple(el[2:])].append((custom_map[el[0]], intify(el[1])))
for key, val in as_dict:
pass
for i in range(0, len(table), 3):
# Make up for WHD's silly way of storing custom vals:
# This is not foolproof, needs some fixing perhaps.
jack, hub, hubport = (intify(z['number_value'])
for z in (table[i + x] for x in (0, 1, 2))
) # TODO Fix fix fix this, please
host = table[i]
hostname = host['network_name']
ip = host['network_address']
macaddr = host['mac_address']
username = host['user_name']
location = toolset.loc_map[host['location_id']]
room = host['room_name']
# TODO: possibly split this into several functions
host_ethers.append(
defaultdict(
toolset.dne, {
'Hostname':
hostname,
'Ip':
ip if ip else '--.--',
'MAC Address':
macaddr,
'Additional Info':
', '.join(
[str(jack),
str(hub),
str(hubport),
str(username)])
}))
netlist_data.append(
defaultdict(
toolset.dne,
{
'Building': location,
'Hostname': hostname,
'Room No.': room,
'Jack No.': jack if jack else "lacking",
'Hub No. ': hub if hub else "lacking",
'Port No.': hubport if hubport else "lacking",
'Comments': '' # Nothing for now- what to do with this?
}))
# Build tree structure for data:
moin_tree[location][room][jack] = (hostname, username)
# Write it out!
with open(local_host_path, 'wb') as fh:
writer1 = csv.DictWriter(
fh, ["Hostname", "Ip", "MAC Address", "Additional Info"],
delimiter='\t')
writer1.writeheader()
for row in host_ethers:
writer1.writerow(row)
with open(local_netlist_path, 'wb') as fh:
writer2 = csv.DictWriter(fh, [
"Building", "Hostname", "Room No.", "Jack No.", "Hub No. ",
"Port No.", "Comments"
],
delimiter='\t')
writer2.writeheader()
for row in netlist_data:
writer2.writerow(row)
# Distribute files. TODO: manage backups in a sensible fashion.
toolset.transfer(local_host_path, 'lacquer:.')
toolset.transfer(local_netlist_path, 'lacquer:.')
