def main(self, argv):
parser = self.get_subcommand_parser()
args = parser.parse_args(argv)
if args.cli_action == "list":
print getattr(self.endpoint, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "show":
if args.id is not None:
#has ID, show individual item
self.do_show(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
else:
#no ID specified, list all.
print getattr(self.endpoint, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "create":
self.do_create(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "delete":
self.do_delete(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "execute":
self.do_execute(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "filter":
self.do_filter(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "adventures":
self.do_adventures(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "logs":
self.do_logs(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
def validate_id_or_name(self, obj_type, id_or_name):
"""Get object ID from type and name, or validate that the specified
ID is valid.
Returns the ID as an int, not an OpenCenter object.
"""
obj = getattr(self.endpoint, pluralize(obj_type))
try:
id = int(id_or_name)
return obj[id].id
except ValueError:
# can't convert string to int, try lookup by name
matches = [x[1] for x in obj.filter(
"name='%s'" % id_or_name).items()]
if len(matches) == 1:
return matches[0].id
elif len(matches) == 0:
raise ValueError('No %s found for id or name %s' %
(obj_type, id_or_name))
elif len(matches) > 1:
match_string = "\n".join(map(str, matches))
raise ValueError("Multiple %ss matched name %s, "
"please specify an ID "
"instead.\n\nMatches:\n%s" %
(obj_type, id_or_name, match_string))
except KeyError:
#obj[id] lookup failed, so ID is an int but not a valid ID.
raise ValueError('No %s found for ID %s' % (obj_type, id_or_name))
def validate_id_or_name(self, obj_type, id_or_name):
"""Get object ID from type and name, or validate that the specified
ID is valid.
Returns the ID as an int, not an OpenCenter object.
"""
obj = getattr(self.endpoint, pluralize(obj_type))
try:
id = int(id_or_name)
return obj[id].id
except ValueError:
# can't convert string to int, try lookup by name
matches = [
x[1] for x in obj.filter("name='%s'" % id_or_name).items()
]
if len(matches) == 1:
return matches[0].id
elif len(matches) == 0:
raise ValueError('No %s found for id or name %s' %
(obj_type, id_or_name))
elif len(matches) > 1:
match_string = "\n".join(map(str, matches))
raise ValueError("Multiple %ss matched name %s, "
"please specify an ID "
"instead.\n\nMatches:\n%s" %
(obj_type, id_or_name, match_string))
except KeyError:
#obj[id] lookup failed, so ID is an int but not a valid ID.
raise ValueError('No %s found for ID %s' % (obj_type, id_or_name))
def main(self, argv):
parser = self.get_subcommand_parser()
args = parser.parse_args(argv)
if args.cli_action == "list":
print getattr(self.endpoint, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "show":
self.do_show(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "create":
self.do_create(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "delete":
self.do_delete(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "execute":
self.do_execute(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
self.validate_id_or_name(obj_type, value)
)
except ValueError, e:
print e
return
#Adventure has an arg called args, this conflicts with the arg_tree
# structure, so I called the args arg arguments. At this point it
# can be renamed back to args.
if hasattr(args, 'arguments'):
args.args = args.arguments
del args.arguments
if args.cli_action == "list":
print getattr(self.endpoint, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "show":
#has ID, show individual item
self.do_show(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "create":
self.do_create(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "delete":
self.do_delete(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "update":
self.do_create(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "adventure":
setattr(args, attr_name,
self.validate_id_or_name(obj_type, value))
except ValueError, e:
print e
return
#Adventure has an arg called args, this conflicts with the arg_tree
# structure, so I called the args arg arguments. At this point it
# can be renamed back to args.
if hasattr(args, 'arguments'):
args.args = args.arguments
del args.arguments
if args.cli_action == "list":
print getattr(self.endpoint, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "show":
#has ID, show individual item
self.do_show(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "create":
self.do_create(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "delete":
self.do_delete(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "update":
self.do_create(args, pluralize(args.cli_noun))
if args.cli_action == "adventure":
