Brocade Flow Manager Client library
Usage
The Flow Manager client can be used as either library for packages wishing to more easily access the Lumina Flow Manager functions or can also be used as a command line interface tool to display LFM information.
lfm --help
Installation
This library needs to be packaged into a source distribution and then copied into a location that allows one of the packages that use it to include it (i.e. on a web server like nginx).
Creating the source distribution
Need to do the following to create source distribution
Run the following command to make a source distribution
$ make sdist
Copy the resulting distribution to a web server
$ cd dist $ scp lfm-cli-2.0.0.tar.gz <webserver>:/web/dir
Running the tests
tests can be run on the package to ensure nothing has been broken
$ make test
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