nxos_bfd_global / NxosCmdRef initial commit (#56317)

* nxos_bfd_global: initial commit

This is an initial POC with just a few commands included.  The code has been written somewhat generically so that it can act as a best practices template for re-use in future modules. The implementation follows the yaml cmd_ref style to define each command's getter/setter/type/default. It supports platform-specific defaults.

The basic logic is to collect all relevant data in a `cmd_ref` dict and pass that around to various methods.

In the BFD case the devices don't provide JSON output so we have to screen-scrape with show runs.

BFD does not support present/absent states so there is no state param.

BFD has three different property types to handle. We can add add'l types as needed:

- int
- int_list (list of ints)
- str (needs support for 'no' keyword)

* Use get_capabilities to find platform type

* PR comment fixes, round 1

* Minor cleanups

* nxos_bfd_global: create NxosCmdRef in module_utils

This commit just takes the latest bfd global code and moves the bulk
of the code into new `class NxosCmdRef` in `module_utils/nxos/nxos.py`.

The only remaining code in `nxos_bfd_global.py` are the calls from `main()`.

* Add remaining command properties and documentation

* update argument_spec

* Add check for _exclude; add sanity test

* Add targets files for bfd

* Context and state absent updates

* Add dict support to cmd_ref

* Changed remaining list commands to dict usage

* Add idempotence check for dict

* Fix existing overwrite bug

* Move pattern matching logic into its own method

* add support for 'command: absent'

* Add `get_platform_shortname`; update BFD platform-specific settings

* /absent/deleted/

* /sh/show/ in prepare_nxos_tests

* add dict check to get_platform_shortname

* Add normalize_defaults()

* UTs for bfd_global

* support yaml for both py2/py3

* update cmd_ref doc header

* Fix python2.6 incompatibility with dict comprehensions

* Fix bfd_global doc header (yaml syntax fail)

* more shippable fixes

* yet more shippable fixes

* shippable: remove r' ' wrappers

* docfix - remove ':'

* escape regex ctl chars in yaml table

* remove extra blank lines

* Fix str(None) issue

* Command context updates

* import PY2,PY3 instead of import sys

* fix ordereddict import & parent_context

* try/except for yaml import

* fix import issue for ordereddict

* remove epdb

* nxosCmdRef_import_check() workaround for shippable

* fix PEP ws errors
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Chris Van Heuveln 2019-06-06 06:22:55 -04:00 committed by Trishna Guha
parent f65ac2cf23
commit 7aa0d26fda
12 changed files with 1185 additions and 3 deletions

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@ -38,9 +38,24 @@ from ansible.module_utils.network.common.utils import to_list, ComplexList
from ansible.module_utils.connection import Connection, ConnectionError
from ansible.module_utils.common._collections_compat import Mapping
from ansible.module_utils.network.common.config import NetworkConfig, dumps
from ansible.module_utils.six import iteritems, string_types
from ansible.module_utils.six import iteritems, string_types, PY2, PY3
from ansible.module_utils.urls import fetch_url
try:
import yaml
HAS_YAML = True
except ImportError:
HAS_YAML = False
try:
if PY3:
from collections import OrderedDict
else:
from ordereddict import OrderedDict
HAS_ORDEREDDICT = True
except ImportError:
HAS_ORDEREDDICT = False
_DEVICE_CONNECTION = None
nxos_provider_spec = {
@ -687,6 +702,359 @@ class HttpApi:
return None
class NxosCmdRef:
"""NXOS Command Reference utilities.
The NxosCmdRef class takes a yaml-formatted string of nxos module commands
and converts it into dict-formatted database of getters/setters/defaults
and associated common and platform-specific values. The utility methods
add additional data such as existing states, playbook states, and proposed cli.
The utilities also abstract away platform differences such as different
defaults and different command syntax.
Callers must provide a yaml formatted string that defines each command and
its properties; e.g. BFD global:
---
_template: # _template holds common settings for all commands
# Enable feature bfd if disabled
feature: bfd
# Common getter syntax for BFD commands
get_command: show run bfd all | incl '^(no )*bfd'
interval:
kind: dict
getval: bfd interval (?P<tx>\\d+) min_rx (?P<min_rx>\\d+) multiplier (?P<multiplier>\\d+)
setval: bfd interval {tx} min_rx {min_rx} multiplier {multiplier}
default:
tx: 50
min_rx: 50
multiplier: 3
N3K:
# Platform overrides
default:
tx: 250
min_rx: 250
multiplier: 3
"""
def __init__(self, module, cmd_ref_str):
"""Initialize cmd_ref from yaml data."""
self._module = module
self._check_imports()
self._yaml_load(cmd_ref_str)
ref = self._ref
# Create a list of supported commands based on ref keys
ref['commands'] = sorted([k for k in ref if not k.startswith('_')])
ref['_proposed'] = []
ref['_state'] = module.params.get('state', 'present')
self.feature_enable()
self.get_platform_defaults()
self.normalize_defaults()
def __getitem__(self, key=None):
if key is None:
return self._ref
return self._ref[key]
def _check_imports(self):
module = self._module
msg = nxosCmdRef_import_check()
if msg:
module.fail_json(msg=msg)
def _yaml_load(self, cmd_ref_str):
if PY2:
self._ref = yaml.load(cmd_ref_str)
elif PY3:
self._ref = yaml.load(cmd_ref_str, Loader=yaml.FullLoader)
def feature_enable(self):
"""Add 'feature <foo>' to _proposed if ref includes a 'feature' key. """
ref = self._ref
feature = ref['_template'].get('feature')
if feature:
show_cmd = "show run | incl 'feature {0}'".format(feature)
output = self.execute_show_command(show_cmd, 'text')
if not output or 'CLI command error' in output:
msg = "** 'feature {0}' is not enabled. Module will auto-enable feature {0} ** ".format(feature)
self._module.warn(msg)
ref['_proposed'].append('feature {0}'.format(feature))
ref['_cli_is_feature_disabled'] = ref['_proposed']
def get_platform_shortname(self):
"""Query device for platform type, normalize to a shortname/nickname.
Returns platform shortname (e.g. 'N3K-3058P' returns 'N3K') or None.
"""
# TBD: add this method logic to get_capabilities() after those methods
# are made consistent across transports
platform_info = self.execute_show_command('show inventory', 'json')
if not platform_info or not isinstance(platform_info, dict):
return None
inventory_table = platform_info['TABLE_inv']['ROW_inv']
for info in inventory_table:
if 'Chassis' in info['name']:
network_os_platform = info['productid']
break
else:
return None
# Supported Platforms: N3K,N5K,N6K,N7K,N9K,N3K-F,N9K-F
m = re.match('(?P<short>N[35679][K57])-(?P<N35>C35)*', network_os_platform)
if not m:
return None
shortname = m.group('short')
# Normalize
if m.groupdict().get('N35'):
shortname = 'N35'
elif re.match('N77', shortname):
shortname = 'N7K'
elif re.match(r'N3K|N9K', shortname):
for info in inventory_table:
if '-R' in info['productid']:
# Fretta Platform
shortname += '-F'
break
return shortname
def get_platform_defaults(self):
"""Update ref with platform specific defaults"""
plat = self.get_platform_shortname()
if not plat:
return
ref = self._ref
ref['_platform_shortname'] = plat
# Remove excluded commands (no platform support for command)
for k in ref['commands']:
if plat in ref[k].get('_exclude', ''):
ref['commands'].remove(k)
# Update platform-specific settings for each item in ref
plat_spec_cmds = [k for k in ref['commands'] if plat in ref[k]]
for k in plat_spec_cmds:
for plat_key in ref[k][plat]:
ref[k][plat_key] = ref[k][plat][plat_key]
def normalize_defaults(self):
"""Update ref defaults with normalized data"""
ref = self._ref
for k in ref['commands']:
if 'default' in ref[k] and ref[k]['default']:
kind = ref[k]['kind']
if 'int' == kind:
ref[k]['default'] = int(ref[k]['default'])
elif 'list' == kind:
ref[k]['default'] = [str(i) for i in ref[k]['default']]
elif 'dict' == kind:
for key, v in ref[k]['default'].items():
if v:
v = str(v)
ref[k]['default'][key] = v
def execute_show_command(self, command, format):
"""Generic show command helper.
Warning: 'CLI command error' exceptions are caught, must be handled by caller.
Return device output as a newline-separated string or None.
"""
cmds = [{
'command': command,
'output': format,
}]
output = None
try:
output = run_commands(self._module, cmds)
if output:
output = output[0]
except ConnectionError as exc:
if 'CLI command error' in repr(exc):
# CLI may be feature disabled
output = repr(exc)
else:
raise
return output
def pattern_match_existing(self, output, k):
"""Pattern matching helper for `get_existing`.
`k` is the command name string. Use the pattern from cmd_ref to
find a matching string in the output.
Return regex match object or None.
"""
ref = self._ref
pattern = re.compile(ref[k]['getval'])
match_lines = [re.search(pattern, line) for line in output]
if 'dict' == ref[k]['kind']:
match = [m for m in match_lines if m]
if not match:
return None
match = match[0]
else:
match = [m.groups() for m in match_lines if m]
if not match:
return None
if len(match) > 1:
# TBD: Add support for multiple instances
raise ValueError("get_existing: multiple match instances are not currently supported")
match = list(match[0]) # tuple to list
# Handle config strings that nvgen with the 'no' prefix.
# Example match behavior:
# When pattern is: '(no )*foo *(\S+)*$' AND
# When output is: 'no foo' -> match: ['no ', None]
# When output is: 'foo 50' -> match: [None, '50']
if None is match[0]:
match.pop(0)
elif 'no' in match[0]:
match.pop(0)
if not match:
return None
return match
def get_existing(self):
"""Update ref with existing command states from the device.
Store these states in each command's 'existing' key.
"""
ref = self._ref
if ref.get('_cli_is_feature_disabled'):
return
show_cmd = ref['_template']['get_command']
output = self.execute_show_command(show_cmd, 'text') or []
if not output:
return
# Walk each cmd in ref, use cmd pattern to discover existing cmds
output = output.split('\n')
for k in ref['commands']:
match = self.pattern_match_existing(output, k)
if not match:
continue
kind = ref[k]['kind']
if 'int' == kind:
ref[k]['existing'] = int(match[0])
elif 'list' == kind:
ref[k]['existing'] = [str(i) for i in match]
elif 'dict' == kind:
# The getval pattern should contain regex named group keys that
# match up with the setval named placeholder keys; e.g.
# getval: my-cmd (?P<foo>\d+) bar (?P<baz>\d+)
# setval: my-cmd {foo} bar {baz}
ref[k]['existing'] = {}
for key in match.groupdict().keys():
ref[k]['existing'][key] = str(match.group(key))
elif 'str' == kind:
ref[k]['existing'] = match[0]
else:
raise ValueError("get_existing: unknown 'kind' value specified for key '{0}'".format(k))
def get_playvals(self):
"""Update ref with values from the playbook.
Store these values in each command's 'playval' key.
"""
ref = self._ref
module = self._module
for k in ref.keys():
if k in module.params and module.params[k] is not None:
playval = module.params[k]
# Normalize each value
if 'int' == ref[k]['kind']:
playval = int(playval)
elif 'list' == ref[k]['kind']:
playval = [str(i) for i in playval]
elif 'dict' == ref[k]['kind']:
for key, v in playval.items():
playval[key] = str(v)
ref[k]['playval'] = playval
def get_proposed(self):
"""Compare playbook values against existing states and create a list
of proposed commands.
Return a list of raw cli command strings.
"""
ref = self._ref
# '_proposed' may be empty list or contain initializations; e.g. ['feature foo']
proposed = ref['_proposed']
# Create a list of commands that have playbook values
play_keys = [k for k in ref['commands'] if 'playval' in ref[k]]
# Compare against current state
for k in play_keys:
playval = ref[k]['playval']
existing = ref[k].get('existing', ref[k]['default'])
if playval == existing and ref['_state'] == 'present':
continue
if isinstance(existing, dict) and all(x is None for x in existing.values()):
existing = None
if existing is None and ref['_state'] == 'absent':
continue
cmd = None
kind = ref[k]['kind']
if 'int' == kind:
cmd = ref[k]['setval'].format(playval)
elif 'list' == kind:
cmd = ref[k]['setval'].format(*(playval))
elif 'dict' == kind:
# The setval pattern should contain placeholder keys that
# match up with the getval regex named group keys; e.g.
# getval: my-cmd (?P<foo>\d+) bar (?P<baz>\d+)
# setval: my-cmd {foo} bar {baz}
cmd = ref[k]['setval'].format(**playval)
elif 'str' == kind:
if 'deleted' in playval:
if existing:
cmd = 'no ' + ref[k]['setval'].format(existing)
else:
cmd = ref[k]['setval'].format(playval)
else:
raise ValueError("get_proposed: unknown 'kind' value specified for key '{0}'".format(k))
if cmd:
if 'absent' == ref['_state'] and not re.search(r'^no', cmd):
cmd = 'no ' + cmd
# Add processed command to cmd_ref object
ref[k]['setcmd'] = cmd
# Commands may require parent commands for proper context.
# Global _template context is replaced by parameter context
for k in play_keys:
if ref[k].get('setcmd') is None:
continue
parent_context = ref['_template'].get('context', [])
parent_context = ref[k].get('context', parent_context)
if isinstance(parent_context, list):
for ctx_cmd in parent_context:
if re.search(r'setval::', ctx_cmd):
ctx_cmd = ref[ctx_cmd.split('::')[1]].get('setcmd')
if ctx_cmd is None:
continue
proposed.append(ctx_cmd)
elif isinstance(parent_context, str):
if re.search(r'setval::', parent_context):
parent_context = ref[parent_context.split('::')[1]].get('setcmd')
if parent_context is None:
continue
proposed.append(parent_context)
proposed.append(ref[k]['setcmd'])
# Remove duplicate commands from proposed before returning
return OrderedDict.fromkeys(proposed).keys()
def nxosCmdRef_import_check():
"""Return import error messages or empty string"""
msg = ''
if PY2:
if not HAS_ORDEREDDICT:
msg += "Mandatory python library 'ordereddict' is not present, try 'pip install ordereddict'\n"
if not HAS_YAML:
msg += "Mandatory python library 'yaml' is not present, try 'pip install yaml'\n"
elif PY3:
if not HAS_YAML:
msg += "Mandatory python library 'PyYAML' is not present, try 'pip install PyYAML'\n"
return msg
def is_json(cmd):
return to_text(cmd).endswith('| json')