Python package for communicating with Pertino.
Project description
Welcome to Pertino Python SDK
Example Usage
'''
Created on Jul 26, 2014
@author: lwoydziak
'''
from pertinosdk import PertinoSdk, where
from jsonconfigfile import Env
def test_whenOrgsAvailableThenCanListThem():
pertinoSdk = PertinoSdk(Env().get("Pertino", "login"), Env().get("Pertino", "password"))
organizations = pertinoSdk.listOrgs()
assert len(organizations) > 0
def test_whenDevicesInOrganizationsThenCanListThem():
pertinoSdk = PertinoSdk(Env().get("Pertino", "login"), Env().get("Pertino", "password"))
organizations = pertinoSdk.listOrgs()
devices = pertinoSdk.listDevicesIn(organizations[0])
assert len(devices) > 0
def test_deleteMachinesWithNameContainingAuto():
pertinoSdk = PertinoSdk(Env().get("Pertino", "login"), Env().get("Pertino", "password"))
organizations = pertinoSdk.listOrgs()
devices = pertinoSdk.listDevicesIn(organizations[0], where("hostName").contains("auto"))
pertinoSdk.deleteFrom(organizations[0], devices)
assert not pertinoSdk.listDevicesIn(organizations[0], where("hostName").contains("auto"))
To Build
ant env
ant init
ant package
To run unit tests
ant test
To run acceptance tests
Create a file with your Pertino credentials (see acceptance/conftest.py for format/name)
ant acceptance
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