Saltypie - salt-api wrapper and state return parser.
Installation
pip install saltypieLocal client example
Code:
from saltypie import Salt
from saltypie.output import StateOutput
salt = Salt(
url='https://192.168.70.11:8000',
username='saltapiuser',
passwd='abc123',
trust_host=True
)
ret = salt.execute(
client=Salt.CLIENT_LOCAL,
target='*',
fun='state.apply',
pillar={'sleep': 1}
)
sout = StateOutput(ret)
print(sout)Output:
+ minion01 ---------------------------------------------------------+
| State Plot % ms Result |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------+
| test succeed with changes |||||||||||| 42.13% 0.404 True |
| test succeed without changes |||||||| 29.61% 0.284 True |
| test no operation |||||||| 28.26% 0.271 True |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Total elapsed time: 0.96ms |
+-------------------------------------------------------------------+Runner client example
Code:
from saltypie import Salt
from saltypie.output import OrchestrationOutput
salt = Salt(
url='https://192.168.70.10:8000',
username='saltapiuser',
passwd='abc123',
trust_host=True
)
salt.eauth = 'pam'
ret = salt.execute(
client=Salt.CLIENT_RUNNER,
fun='state.orch',
args=['orch_fail'],
pillar={'sleep': 1}
)
orchout = OrchestrationOutput(ret, salt)
print(orchout.summary_table(max_bar_size=100, time_unit='s'))Output:
+ Orchestration -----------------------------------------------------------------+
| Step Plot % Time(s) Result |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Step01 ||||||||||||||||||||||||| 25.20% 5.13 True |
| Step02 |||||||||||||||||||||||| 24.69% 5.03 True |
| Step03 |||||||||||||||||||||||| 24.79% 5.05 True |
| Step04 ||||||||||||||||||||||||| 25.32% 5.16 False |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Total elapsed time: 20.37s |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+More examples
https://gitlab.com/cathaldallan/saltypie/tree/master/examples
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