def run(self, context, args, kwargs, opargs):
if len(args) == 0:
output_dict(dict(context.variables.get_all_printable()))
if len(args) == 1:
try:
# Yes, the manual call to __str__() is needed as the output_msg
# in some formatters (ascii) replies on cprint instead of print
# thus making it a no-go to rely directly on __str__ to be
# invoked!
return context.variables.variables[args[0]].value
except KeyError:
raise CommandException(_("No such Environment Variable exists"))
def run(self, context, args, kwargs, opargs):
if len(args) == 0:
output_dict(dict(context.variables.get_all_printable()))
if len(args) == 1:
try:
# Yes, the manual call to __str__() is needed as the output_msg
# in some formatters (ascii) replies on cprint instead of print
# thus making it a no-go to rely directly on __str__ to be
# invoked!
return context.variables.variables[args[0]].value
except KeyError:
raise CommandException(
_("No such Environment Variable exists"))
def run(self, context, args, kwargs, opargs):
output_dict(context.call_sync('system.info.hardware'))
def run(self, context, args, kwargs, opargs):
output_dict(context.call_sync('management.status'))
