SOLIDserver cli

This package contains a command to manage the SOLIDserver and its objects.

install

• in a virtual environment
• install the package: pip install SOLIDserverCLI
• configure the access to the SOLIDserver by creating a file named sds.ini which contains:

[server]
name = server
token_id = xxx
token_key = yyy

Usage

The command sds can be used directly from the shell. It is organized with commands and subcommands, you can at each level add the --help option to get more information.

By using the --json at the top level, all outputs will be in the json format, providing the ability to use jq to manipulate the result.

Examples:

> sds server status
SOLIDserver: sds-test.intranet, authentication: token, version: 8.4.2, timeout: 10s

> sds --json server status
{"host": "sds-test.intranet", "auth_method": "token", "timeout": 10, "version": "8.4.2", "user": "ukn (token)"}

sds ipam space create test-sds-cli --description "only for testing purposes"
sds --json ipam space info test-sds-cli

sds ipam network create 192.168.0.0/16 --name "top" --space test-sds-cli --block --meta "made_with='cli'"
sds --json ipam network info 192.168.0.0/16 --space test-sds-cli

sds ipam network create 192.168.16.0/20 --space test-sds-cli --name middle
sds ipam network create 192.168.18.0/24 --space test-sds-cli --terminal --parent middle --name bottom

sds ipam ip create 192.168.18.12 --name device01 --macaddress 0e:01:02:03:04:05 --space test-sds-cli
sds --json ipam ip info 192.168.18.12 --space test-sds-cli

sds ipam ip delete 41402_to_change

Commands

├─ server
│  └─ status
├─ ipam
│  ├─ space
│  │  ├─ create
│  │  ├─ info
│  │  ├─ update
│  │  ├─ delete
│  │  └─ list
│  ├─ ip
│  │  ├─ create
│  │  ├─ delete
│  │  └─ info
│  └─ network
│     ├─ create
│     ├─ list
│     └─ info
├─ nom
│  ├─ folder
│  │  ├─ create
│  │  ├─ info
│  │  ├─ list
│  │  └─ delete
│  ├─ object
│  │  ├─ create
│  │  ├─ info
│  │  ├─ list
│  │  └─ update
└─ dns
   └─ rr
      ├─ create
      └─ info