Python check_neighbor Examples

Example #1

File: __init__.py Project: Shmuma/exabgp

	def _reload (self):
		# taking the first configuration available (FIFO buffer)
		fname = self._configurations.pop(0)
		self.process.configuration(fname)
		self._configurations.append(fname)

		# clearing the current configuration to be able to re-parse it
		self._clear()

		if not self.tokens.set_file(fname):
			return False

		# parsing the configuration
		r = False
		while not self.tokens.finished:
			r = self._dispatch(
				self._scope,'root','configuration',
				self._tree['configuration'].keys(),
				[]
			)
			if r is False:
				break

		# handling possible parsing errors
		if r not in [True,None]:
			# making sure nothing changed
			self.neighbor.cancel()
			return self.error.set(
				"\n"
				"syntax error in section %s\n"
				"line %d: %s\n"
				"\n%s" % (
					self._location[-1],
					self.tokens.number,
					' '.join(self.tokens.line),
					str(self.error)
				)
			)

		# installing in the neighbor the API routes
		self.neighbor.complete()

		# we are not really running the program, just want to ....
		if environment.settings().debug.route:
			from exabgp.configuration.current.check import check_message
			if check_message(self.neighbor.neighbors,environment.settings().debug.route):
				sys.exit(0)
			sys.exit(1)

		# we are not really running the program, just want check the configuration validity
		if environment.settings().debug.selfcheck:
			from exabgp.configuration.current.check import check_neighbor
			if check_neighbor(self.neighbor.neighbors):
				sys.exit(0)
			sys.exit(1)

		return True

Example #2

	def test_all_configuration (self):
		for filename in self.files:
			if filename.endswith(self.skip):
				continue
			print '-'*80
			print filename
			print '='*80
			sys.stdout.flush()
			configuration = Configuration([filename,])
			configuration.reload()
			self.assertEqual(check_neighbor(configuration.neighbor.neighbors),True)
			del configuration