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In a similar way as Cisco YANG suite (no more in YC.O) or Cisco YANG explorer (the latter being public domain), from a module tree view it MUST be possible to select several leaves / nodes and to generate Python code for the user.
This code would enable getting/modifying the values of those leaves.
PYANG may be used as a back-end. Of course, the generated code would be more like a template and would rely/import on existing Python to actually issue NETCONF requests and parse XML (if required).
@bclaise would you mind asking Jean Q. if he remembers the Python modules he used ?
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I'm very sorry, but I didn't notice this Github issue. FYI: this search repository has been discontinued, as the functionality has been moved to the backend repository - I should probably archive this one. However, for the future, create an issue in the backend repo please.
I'm a little worried that this enhancement might be too big for us to cover it in our YANG Catalog maintenance. However, I will have to find out more details and what needs to be done. Maybe some POC and then I will get back to you.
In a similar way as Cisco YANG suite (no more in YC.O) or Cisco YANG explorer (the latter being public domain), from a module tree view it MUST be possible to select several leaves / nodes and to generate Python code for the user.
This code would enable getting/modifying the values of those leaves.
PYANG may be used as a back-end. Of course, the generated code would be more like a template and would rely/import on existing Python to actually issue NETCONF requests and parse XML (if required).
@bclaise would you mind asking Jean Q. if he remembers the Python modules he used ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: