Example #1
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def test_skillet_includes():
    """
    Tests to verify the Skillet object is successfully compiled from all included skillets.
    The 'include_other_skillets' skillet includes snippets and variables from two other skillets
    in the same directory

    :return: None
    """
    skillet_path = '../example_skillets/skillet_includes/'
    skillet_loader = SkilletLoader(path=skillet_path)
    skillet: Skillet = skillet_loader.get_skillet_with_name(
        'include_other_skillets')
    # verify we can find and load the correct skillet
    assert skillet.name == 'include_other_skillets'

    # verify the correct number of snippets.
    assert len(skillet.snippets) == 9

    included_snippet: Snippet = skillet.get_snippet_by_name(
        'network_profiles.check_network_profiles')

    # verify we can get an included snippet from the skillet object
    assert included_snippet is not None

    # verify the 'label' metadata attribute has been overridden correctly
    assert included_snippet.metadata.get(
        'label', '') == 'Check Network Profiles Override'

    included_variable: dict = skillet.get_variable_by_name('another_variable')

    # verify the included variable is present in the compiled skillet
    assert included_variable is not None

    # verify the default value is correctly overridden from the included variable
    assert included_variable.get('default', '') == 'test123456'

    second_included_variable: dict = skillet.get_variable_by_name(
        'some_update_variable')
    assert second_included_variable is not None

    another_included_variable: dict = skillet.get_variable_by_name(
        'zone_to_test')
    assert another_included_variable["default"] == "untrust"

    # Ensure using includes / overrides leaves our original skillet definition intact
    # added for issue #163
    child_skillet: Skillet = skillet_loader.get_skillet_with_name(
        'network_profiles')
    child_snippet: Snippet = child_skillet.get_snippet_by_name(
        'check_network_profiles')

    assert child_snippet.metadata.get('label',
                                      '') == 'Ensure Named profile exists'
def test_workflow_transform_skillet():
    """

    Load and execute the workflow skillet and ensure all child skillets are executed properly

    :return: None
    """
    skillet_path = '../example_skillets/workflow_transform/'
    skillet_loader = SkilletLoader(path=skillet_path)
    skillet: Skillet = skillet_loader.get_skillet_with_name(
        'workflow_transform')
    # verify we can find and load the correct skillet
    assert skillet.name == 'workflow_transform'

    out = skillet.execute(context)

    assert 'pan_validation' in out

    assert 'outputs' in out

    assert 'snippets' in out

    for k, v in out.get('pan_validation', {}).items():
        r = str(v.get('results', 'False'))
        print(f'{k:60}{r}')
        assert r == 'True'

    assert 'zones' in skillet.context
def test_workflow_skillet():
    """

    Load and execute the workflow skillet and ensure all child skillets are executed properly

    :return: None
    """
    skillet_path = '../example_skillets/workflow_example/'
    skillet_loader = SkilletLoader(path=skillet_path)
    skillet: Skillet = skillet_loader.get_skillet_with_name(
        'example_workflow_with_filtering')
    # verify we can find and load the correct skillet
    assert skillet.name == 'example_workflow_with_filtering'

    out = skillet.execute(context)
    assert 'pan_validation' in out

    assert 'outputs' in out

    assert 'snippets' in out

    # ensure the correct number of tests are included and executed and reported in the output
    assert len(out['pan_validation']) == 6

    # ensure all three snippets were found and executed
    assert len(skillet.snippet_outputs) == 3
Example #4
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def test_get_skillet_by_name():
    """
    Test to verify skilletLoader can successfully load all skillets found in the 'skillet_incluedes'
    directory and return the one with the 'include_other_skillets' name

    :return: None
    """
    skillet_path = '../example_skillets/skillet_includes/'
    skillet_loader = SkilletLoader(path=skillet_path)
    skillet = skillet_loader.get_skillet_with_name('include_other_skillets')
    assert skillet is not None
def test_load_skillet():
    """
    Test to verify skilletLoader can successfully load all skillets found in the 'workflow_example'
    directory and return the one with the 'example_workflow_with_filtering' name

    :return: None
    """
    skillet_path = '../example_skillets/workflow_example/'
    skillet_loader = SkilletLoader(path=skillet_path)
    skillet = skillet_loader.get_skillet_with_name(
        'example_workflow_with_filtering')
    assert skillet is not None
Example #6
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def main():
    # define available arguments/parameters a user can pass to the module
    module_args = dict(skillet=dict(type='str', required=True),
                       skillet_path=dict(type='str', required=True),
                       vars=dict(type='dict'),
                       provider=dict(type='dict', required=True))

    module = AnsibleModule(
        argument_spec=module_args,
        supports_check_mode=False,
    )

    # create our context dict. Every skillet requires a context that contains connection information
    # as well as any vars required for that particular skillet

    skillet_context = dict()
    skillet_context.update(module.params['vars'])
    skillet_context.update(module.params['provider'])

    skillet_loader = SkilletLoader(module.params['skillet_path'])

    skillet = skillet_loader.get_skillet_with_name(module.params['skillet'])

    if skillet is None:
        module.fail_json(msg='Could not find Skillet with name {0}'.format(
            module.params['name']))

    # refuse to run any non panos / panorama skillet types
    if not skillet.type == 'pan_validation':
        module.fail_json(msg='Invalid Skillet Type')

    try:
        output = skillet.execute(skillet_context)
        output_str = json.dumps(output)

        for snippet in output['pan_validation']:
            if not output['pan_validation'][snippet]['results']:
                module.fail_json(msg=output_str)

        module.exit_json(changed=False, stdout=output_str)

    except PanoplyException as p:
        module.fail_json(msg='{0}'.format(p))
Example #7
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#!/usr/bin/env python3

from skilletlib import SkilletLoader

sl = SkilletLoader('.')

skillet = sl.get_skillet_with_name('panos_cli_example')

context = dict()
context['cli_command'] = 'show system info'
context['username'] = '******'
context['password'] = '******'
context['ip_address'] = 'NOPE'

output = skillet.execute(context)

print(output.get('output_template', 'n/a'))

def test_skillet_includes():
    """
    Tests to verify the Skillet object is successfully compiled from all included skillets.
    The 'include_other_skillets' skillet includes snippets and variables from two other skillets
    in the same directory

    :return: None
    """
    skillet_path = '../example_skillets/skillet_includes/'
    skillet_loader = SkilletLoader(path=skillet_path)
    skillet: Skillet = skillet_loader.get_skillet_with_name(
        'include_other_skillets')
    # verify we can find and load the correct skillet
    assert skillet.name == 'include_other_skillets'
    # verify the correct number of snippets.
    assert len(skillet.snippets) == 14

    # Check that parent snippets and variables are brought in correctly
    not_included_snippet: Snippet = skillet.get_snippet_by_name('parse_config')
    # verify that non-included snippets are appended to the skillet, from include_other_skillets
    assert not_included_snippet is not None

    parent_preserve_variable: dict = skillet.get_variable_by_name(
        'shared_base_variable')
    # verify that the override variables brought up to the parent are preserved
    assert "toggle_hint" not in parent_preserve_variable

    # Check that a snippet of this format is brought in correctly
    #       - name: something
    #         include: child_skillet
    simple_include_snippet: Snippet = skillet.get_snippet_by_name(
        'update_schedule.get_update_schedule')
    # verify that snippet with just include: keyword is brought in properly, from update_schedule
    assert simple_include_snippet is not None

    simple_include_variable: dict = skillet.get_variable_by_name(
        'some_update_variable')
    # verify that variable with just include: keyword is brought in properly, from update_schedule
    assert simple_include_variable is not None

    # Check that a snippet of this format is brought in correctly
    #       - name: something
    #         include: child_skillet
    #         include_snippets:
    #           - name: snippet_1
    #             attribute:
    included_snip_only_snippet: Snippet = skillet.get_snippet_by_name(
        'network_profiles.check_network_profiles')
    # verify we can get an included snippet from the skillet object
    assert included_snip_only_snippet is not None
    # verify the 'label' metadata attribute has been overridden correctly
    assert included_snip_only_snippet.metadata.get(
        'label', '') == 'Check Network Profiles Override'

    included_snip_only_variable: dict = skillet.get_variable_by_name(
        'another_variable')
    # verify the child variable is present in compiled skillet
    assert included_snip_only_variable is not None

    # Check that a snippet of this format is brought in correctly
    #       - name: something
    #         include: child_skillet
    #         include_variables:
    #           - name: variable_1
    #             attribute:
    included_var_only_snippet: Snippet = skillet.get_snippet_by_name(
        'check_zones.ensure_desired_zone')
    # verify we can get an included snippet from the skillet object
    assert included_var_only_snippet is not None

    included_var_only_variable: dict = skillet.get_variable_by_name(
        'zone_to_test')
    # verify the child's default gets overridden because of the parent's attribute definition
    assert included_var_only_variable["default"] == "untrust"

    # Check that a snippet of this format is brought in correctly
    #       - name: something
    #         include: child_skillet
    #         include_variables:
    #           - name: all
    #             attribute:
    merge_snip_snippet: Snippet = skillet.get_snippet_by_name(
        "qos_class.qos_parse")
    # verify that the snippets get added to compiled snippet
    assert merge_snip_snippet is not None

    merged_override_from_all_variable: dict = skillet.get_variable_by_name(
        'qos_class')
    # verify that shared children variables merge attributes
    assert merged_override_from_all_variable["toggle_hint"] is not None
    assert "internet" in merged_override_from_all_variable["toggle_hint"][
        "value"]
    assert "untrust" in merged_override_from_all_variable["toggle_hint"][
        "value"]

    child_override_1_variable: dict = skillet.get_variable_by_name(
        'child_1_unique_variable')
    # verify that child override works
    assert child_override_1_variable["toggle_hint"] is not None

    child_override_2_variable: dict = skillet.get_variable_by_name(
        'child_2_unique_variable')
    # verify that child override works
    assert child_override_2_variable["toggle_hint"] is not None

    # Added for issue #163
    child_skillet: Skillet = skillet_loader.get_skillet_with_name(
        'network_profiles')
    child_snippet: Snippet = child_skillet.get_snippet_by_name(
        'check_network_profiles')
    # ensure using includes / overrides leaves our original skillet definition intact
    assert child_snippet.metadata.get('label',
                                      '') == 'Ensure Named profile exists'