fmc_openapi 0.1.2

A simple Python client to interact with Cisco FMC or SCC APIs using operationId from the OpenAPI spec.

FMC OpenAPI

fmc_openapi is a Python package that simplifies interaction with Cisco Firepower Management Center (FMC) APIs. It dynamically parses the OpenAPI (Swagger) specification to discover available endpoints and interact with them using the operationId.

To identify which operations are supported, you can refer to the Operation ID table.

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🚀 Features

• 🔍 Parses the Swagger file to discover endpoints
• 💡 Calls API operations by operationId
• 🔐 Session handling (login/logout)
• 🧰 Simplifies complex API interactions
• ⚠️ Error handling built-in
• 🏢 SCC/CDO Token-Based Authentication
• 🔄 Automatic pagination handling (manual pagination is also possible)
• 📦 Bulk operations
• 📄 All endpoints defined in the Swagger spec

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📦 Installation

pip install fmc_openapi

Import API client

from fmc_openapi import FMCOpenAPIClient

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🧑‍💻 Usage Example

Connecting to FMC (username/password)

from fmc_openapi import FMCOpenAPIClient

with FMCOpenAPIClient(
    hostname="fmc.example.com",
    username="your_username",
    password="your_password",
    verify=False
) as fmc:
    domains = fmc.operation("getAllDomain")

Connecting to SCC (token-based)

from fmc_openapi import FMCOpenAPIClient

with FMCOpenAPIClient(
    hostname="scc.example.com",
    token="your_token_here",
    verify=False
) as fmc:
    domains = fmc.operation("getAllDomain")

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Get all access policy rules

import jmespath

with FMCOpenAPIClient(
    hostname="fmc.example.com",
    username="your_username",
    password="your_password",
    verify=False
) as fmc:
    # Get domain UUID
    domains = fmc.operation("getAllDomain")
    domain_uuid = jmespath.search("items[?name=='my-domain'].uuid | [0]", domains)

    # Get ACP UUID
    acp_response = fmc.operation("getAllAccessPolicy", domainUUID=domain_uuid)
    acp_uuid = jmespath.search("items[?name=='my-policy'].uuid | [0]", acp_response)

    # Get all access policy rules (with automatic pagination)
    rules = fmc.operation(
        "getAllAccessRule", 
        limit=1000, 
        domainUUID=domain_uuid, 
        containerUUID=acp_uuid, 
        expanded=True
    )

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Manual Pagination

rules = fmc.operation(
    "getAllAccessRule",
    limit=1000,
    domainUUID=domain_uuid,
    containerUUID=acp_uuid,
    expanded=True,
    manual_pagination=True
)

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Creating Objects

payload = {
    "name": "obj-192.168.1.0",
    "type": "Network",
    "value": "192.168.1.0/24",
}

fmc.operation("createMultipleNetworkObject", payload=payload, domainUUID=domain_uuid)

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Bulk Operations

response = fmc.operation(
    "getHitCount", 
    limit=1000, 
    domainUUID=domain_uuid, 
    containerUUID=ac_uuid_selected, 
    filter=f"deviceId:{device_uuid}", 
    expanded=True,
    bulk=True
)

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🧪 Running Tests

Tests are written using pytest.

To run tests:

poetry run pytest

Or activate the environment first:

poetry shell
pytest

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🛠 Project Structure

fmc_openapi/
├── __init__.py           # Imports FMCOpenAPIClient
├── client.py             # Main client class
├── swagger.py            # Swagger parser
├── utils.py              # Logging and request helpers
tests/
├── test_swagger.py       # Tests for Swagger JSON fetching and operation extraction
├── test_operation.py     # Tests for executing API operations using operationId
├── test_auth.py          # Tests for authentication: login and logout
├── test_client.py        # General client behavior and utility method tests

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📄 License

GNU GPL v3 License. See LICENSE for details.

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🤝 Contributing

Pull requests are welcome! If you plan to add new features, open an issue first to discuss it.

1. Fork the project
2. Create your feature branch
3. Commit your changes
4. Push to the branch
5. Open a pull request

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✉️ Contact

Questions? Ideas? Open an issue or drop a message.