ops-py-reports
Payloads
Slack App
Creates Slack payload(s) from the provided title and body.
The title will be formatted as bold, while the body will be formatted as a Code block:
[{"text": f"*{title}*\n{body}"}]
- If the payload is too large it will be split into multiple parts (individual posts).
- If spilt, the provided title will be used for all posts.
- The part number will be appended to the title on each post.
- If spilt, the provided title will be used for all posts.
Reports
SlackMessages
Accepts a list of dicts and returns Slack Markdown formatted rows.
The get_ssl_report() method creates a message with a provided title in bold (defaults to SSL certificates report) .
If any of the provided rows of dicts contains a status key, the value of this key will be formatted according to the status value. Defaults to the following config:
{
"ok": {
"emoji": ":white_check_mark:",
"txt": "OK"
},
"warning": {
"emoji": ":warning:",
"txt": "WARNING"
},
"critical": {
"emoji": ":bangbang:",
"txt": "CRITICAL!"
},
"expired": {
"emoji": ":rotating_light:",
"txt": "EXPIRED!!"
},
"error": {
"emoji": ":no_entry:",
"txt": "ERROR"
},
"unknown": {
"emoji": ":question:",
"txt": "UNKNOWN"
}
}
The status will use the provided config to apply corresponding emoji and status text.
Markdown
Creates a plain text Markdown table from a list (rows) of lists (columns). The header is the first list in the list of rows.
HTMLTable
Creates a HTML table from a list (rows) of lists (columns). The header is the first list in the list of rows.
Styles
"grey": " style='background-color: Grey; color: White; font-weight:bold'"
"purple": " style='background-color: Purple; color: White; font-weight:bold'"
"yellow": " style='background-color: Yellow; color: Black; font-weight:bold'"
"red": " style='background-color: Red; color: White; font-weight:bold'"
"green": " style='background-color: Green; color: White; font-weight:bold'"
will be added to the cells which equals the following values:
"disabled": "grey"
"unknown": "grey"
"warning": "yellow"
"critical": "red"
"ok": "green"
"error": "red"
"expired": "red"
Functions
dict_to_rows
Converts a list of dicts to a list of a header and rows.
dict_to_csv
Converts a list of dicts to a comma separated csv text, with a header and rows.
Metadata
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