libraries/utility.py

# Copyright 2020 Open Networking Foundation
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from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import print_function
import inspect
import os
import operator

# global definition of keys (find in given 'inventory_data')
_NAME = 'name'
_CHILDREN = 'children'
_SENSOR_DATA = 'sensor_data'
_ROOT = 'root'
_INVENTORY = 'inventory'
_UUID = 'uuid'


def test(success):
    if success is True:
        return True
    return False


def unique():
    """Returns the current filename and line number in our program."""
    trace = str(os.path.basename(__file__) +
                "[" + str(inspect.currentframe().f_back.f_lineno) + "]:")
    return trace


# check if given paramter exist in inventory data, search recursive
def check_in_inventory_Component_data(inventory_data, name, element, value):
    print(unique(), str(inventory_data), str(name), str(element), str(value))
    if inventory_data.get(_NAME) == name and inventory_data.get(element) == value:
        return True

    for child in inventory_data[_CHILDREN]:
        print(unique(), str(child))
        if child.get(_NAME) == name and child.get(element) == value:
            return True
        if _SENSOR_DATA in child:
            for sensor_data in child[_SENSOR_DATA]:
                print(unique(), str(sensor_data))
                if sensor_data.get(element) == value:
                    return True
        if _CHILDREN in child:
            result = check_in_inventory_Component_data(child, name, element, value)
            if result is True:
                return result
    return False


# get uuid out of inventory data, search recursive
def get_uuid_from_inventory_Component_data(inventory_data, searchFor):
    print(unique(), str(inventory_data), ', ', str(searchFor))
    if inventory_data.get(_NAME) == searchFor:
        return inventory_data.get(_UUID)
    for child in inventory_data[_CHILDREN]:
        print(unique(), str(child))
        result = None
        if child.get(_NAME) == searchFor:
            print(unique(), str(child[_NAME]))
            result = child.get(_UUID)
        print(unique(), child.keys())
        if result is None and _CHILDREN in child:
            result = get_uuid_from_inventory_Component_data(child, searchFor)
        if result is not None:
            return result
    return None


def get_uuid_from_Inventory_Element(inventory, searchFor):
    for children in inventory[_INVENTORY][_ROOT][_CHILDREN]:
        return get_uuid_from_inventory_Component_data(children, searchFor)
    return None


def check_Inventory_Element(inventory, name, element, value):
    for childrens in inventory[_INVENTORY][_ROOT][_CHILDREN]:
        return check_in_inventory_Component_data(childrens, name, element, value)
    return False


def getWord(line, number):
    line_in_list = line.split()
    if len(line_in_list) >= number-1:
        return line_in_list[number-1]
    return ""


def decode(data):
    decoded_data = data
    print(unique(), str(decoded_data))


# Compares two values using a given operator. The values are converted to float first so that
# numbers as strings are also accepted. Returns True or False.
# operator: ==, !=, <, <=, >, >=
# Example:
# | ${result} | Compare | 100 | >  | 5  | # True |
def compare(value1, op, value2):
    ops = {"==": operator.eq,
           "!=": operator.ne,
           "<":  operator.lt,
           "<=": operator.le,
           ">":  operator.gt,
           ">=": operator.ge}
    return ops[op](float(value1), float(value2))


# Validates two values using a given operator.
# The values are converted to float first so that numbers as strings are also accepted.
# Second value has to be a list in case of operator is 'in' or 'range'
# Returns True or False.
# operator: in, range, ==, !=, <, <=, >, >=
# Example:
# | ${result} | validate | 100 | >  | 5  | # True |
# | ${result} | validate | 11  | in | ['11','264','329']  | # True |
# | ${result} | validate | 1   | range | ['0','1']  | # True |
def validate(value1, op, value2):
    if op == "in":
        return (float(value1) in [float(i) for i in value2])
    if op == "range":
        return ((compare(value1, ">=", value2[0])) and (compare(value1, "<=", value2[1])))
    return compare(value1, op, value2)