jsnapy 1.2.0 on Python PyPI

Feature addition

Compatibility to Windows and Python Virtual Environment.#252
- Now install jsnapy on windows using pip install jsnapy. For Documentation related to Windows refer
  windows support
- If user does not have sudo permissions, create virtual environment in python and activate it. Install jsnapy
  using pip install jsnapy. For Documentation related to Python virtual environment refer Virtual Environment support
JSNAPy Compatible to Python 3.4+
- In addition to existing features, the newer version of JSNAPy also supports python 3.4+ .

Feature Enhancement

Running testfile through CLI #199
Enabling passing testfile through Command Line.
For Single Testfile
jsnapy --snapcheck <snap_name> --testfiles <test_file1> --hostname <host_name> --login <login> --passwd <passwd>
For Multiple Testfiles
jsnapy --snapcheck <snap_name> --testfiles <test_file1> <test_file2> <test_file3> --hostname <host_name> --login <login> --passwd <passwd>

For more Reference, see how to use optional arguments in jsnapy through cli

Adding message to Dictionary #254

from jnpr.jsnapy import SnapAdmin
from pprint import pprint

js = SnapAdmin()
pre_pass = js.snap('config.yml', 'pre_check')
post_pass = js.snap('config.yml', 'post_check')
snapval = js.check('config.yml', 'pre_check', 'post_check')

for item in snapval:
    print("\n -----------check----------")
    print("Tested on", item.device)
    print("Final result: ", item.result)
    print("Total passed: ", item.no_passed)
    print("Total failed:", item.no_failed)
    pprint(item.test_results)

config.yml

hosts:
  - device: 1.1.1.1
    username: abc
    passwd: xyz

tests:
  - test_in_range.yml

test_in_range.yml

check_chassis_fpc:
  - command: show chassis fpc
  - iterate:
      xpath: fpc[normalize-space(slot) = "0"]
      tests:
       - in-range: memory-heap-utilization, 5, 40
         info: "Test Succeeded!! memory heap utilisation of the FPCs is within the range of 5-40, it is <{{post['memory-heap-utilization']}}> with temperature: <{{post['temperature']}}>"
         err: "Test Failed!! memory heap utilisation of the FPCs is not in range of 5-40, it is <{{post['memory-heap-utilization']}}> with temperature: <{{post['temperature']}}>"

Output

-----------check----------
('Tested on', '1.1.1.1')
('Final result: ', 'Passed')
('Total passed: ', 1)
('Total failed:', 0)
{'show chassis fpc': [{'count': {'fail': 0, 'pass': 1},
                       'expected_node_value': [5.0, 40.0],
                       'failed': [],
                       'node_name': 'memory-heap-utilization',
                       'passed': [{'actual_node_value': '20',
                                   'id': {},
                                   'message': 'Test Succeeded!! memory heap utilisation of the FPCs is within the range of 5-40, it is <20> with temperature: <Testing>',
                                   'post': {'memory-heap-utilization': '20',
                                            'temperature': 'Testing'},
                                   'pre': {'memory-heap-utilization': '20'}}],
                       'result': True,
                       'test_name': 'check_chassis_fpc',
                       'testoperation': 'in-range',
                       'xpath': 'fpc[normalize-space(slot) = "0"]'}]}

Report results using test name as key with new attribute testname_results #253
Using above files

from pprint import pprint

js = SnapAdmin()
pre_pass = js.snap('config.yml', 'pre_check')
post_pass = js.snap('config.yml', 'post_check')
snapval = js.check('config.yml', 'pre_check', 'post_check')

for item in snapval:
    print("\n -----------check----------")
    print("Tested on", item.device)
    print("Final result: ", item.result)
    print("Total passed: ", item.no_passed)
    print("Total failed:", item.no_failed)
    pprint(item.testname_results)

-----------check----------
('Tested on', '1.1.1.1')
('Final result: ', 'Passed')
('Total passed: ', 1)
('Total failed:', 0)
{'check_chassis_fpc': [{'command': 'show chassis fpc',
                        'count': {'fail': 0, 'pass': 1},
                        'expected_node_value': [5.0, 40.0],
                        'failed': [],
                        'node_name': 'memory-heap-utilization',
                        'passed': [{'actual_node_value': '20',
                                    'id': {},
                                    'message': 'Test Succeeded!! memory heap utilisation of the FPCs is within the range of 5-40, it is <20> with temperature: <Testing>',  
                                    'post': {'memory-heap-utilization': '20',
                                             'temperature': 'Testing'},
                                    'pre': {'memory-heap-utilization': '20'}}],
                        'result': True,
                        'testoperation': 'in-range',
                        'xpath': 'fpc[normalize-space(slot) = "0"]'}]}

Bug Fixes

Port issue fixed -- Fix #215 via #216
Jsnapy python module and snapcheck method with local=True argument --Fix #217 via #218
Changes for virtualenv --Fix #221 via #252
Corrected --diff command example #234
Duplicate log for delta operator if ID is missing #236 via #237
ID.1 not getting converted to id_0 solved #226 via #238
Delta Operator-fix for positive percentages #241
Fix for range in positive value for delta #243
Finding Testop error #245
multiple devices thread infinite loop issue #256

NOTE

For Extending the support to virtualenv Python there have been a few major structure changes, Keeping into consideration the user's with no sudo permissions. This will help to extend code to wider audience.

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