py-ip-command
Wrapping the Linux ip command in Python.
Find me on pypi: https://pypi.org/project/py-ip-command/
on GitHub: https://github.com/Corvan/py-ip-command
or install me:
pip install py-ip-command
pipenv install py-ip-command
Note
This is still work in progess, but you can already use it. Help is very welcome!
Usage
At the moment only two commands of ip are implemented.
Just use
from ip_command.ip import IP
and then you can issue commands like
ip addr show
with
IP.addr.show()
or
ip neigh show
with
IP.neigh.show()
The return of both is
- An object oriented representation of the data reurned by both commands
- a dict (addr) or a list of dicts (neigh) consisting of all the information the commands return but split
into single elements, if you pass
as_dict=Truetoshow()or simply callshow(True)
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