vmware-nsx/quantum/plugins/cisco/l2device_inventory_base.py
Maru Newby c552626664 Update codebase for HACKING compliance.
* This is a massive patch that aims to clean up the codebase
   and bring it into compliance with HACKING.rst and PEP8 in one
   fell swoop.
 * Cleaned up use of gettext.
 * Updated log usage for consistency.
 * The tests run successfully against all plugins except
   cisco and nicira (due to dependency issues with these plugins).
 * Addresses bug 981208

Change-Id: I4d8c7ab138d8f7bb906d18dc34f88f8bd0581c19
2012-05-01 11:46:24 -07:00

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# Copyright 2011 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.
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# @author: Sumit Naiksatam, Cisco Systems, Inc.
from abc import ABCMeta, abstractmethod
import inspect
class L2NetworkDeviceInventoryBase(object):
"""
Base class for L2 Network Device Inventory
This is used by the L2Nework Model to get information about
the actual devices of a particular type in a given deployment.
For instance, an implementation in the context of UCS will
know what UCSMs, chasses, blades, and dynamic vnics are
present in a particular deployment.
Similarly, an implementation in the context of Nexus switches
will know which switches are present in the system, and how they
are interconnected to other switches/devices.
"""
__metaclass__ = ABCMeta
@abstractmethod
def get_all_networks(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def create_network(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def delete_network(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def get_network_details(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def update_network(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def get_all_ports(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def create_port(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def delete_port(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def update_port(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def get_port_details(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def plug_interface(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@abstractmethod
def unplug_interface(self, args):
"""
Returns a dictionary containing the first element as a device
IP address list. The model then invokes the device-specific plugin
for each device IP in that list. This is followed by zero or more
key-value pairs (specific to each operation, device type, and
deployment.
The model implementation may or may not process the returned
values, but needs to pass them to the device-specific plugin.
Since the device-specific plugin and this inventory implementation
are assumed to be implemented by the same entity, the
device-sepcific knows how to process this dictionary.
:returns: a dictionary with the following signature:
{'device_ip': []
'key-1': "value 1",
...
'key-n': "value n"
}
:raises:
"""
pass
@classmethod
def __subclasshook__(cls, klass):
"""
The __subclasshook__ method is a class method
that will be called everytime a class is tested
using issubclass(klass, Plugin).
In that case, it will check that every method
marked with the abstractmethod decorator is
provided by the plugin class.
"""
if cls is L2NetworkDeviceInventoryBase:
for method in cls.__abstractmethods__:
method_ok = False
for base in klass.__mro__:
if method in base.__dict__:
fn_obj = base.__dict__[method]
if inspect.isfunction(fn_obj):
abstract_fn_obj = cls.__dict__[method]
arg_count = fn_obj.func_code.co_argcount
expected_arg_count = \
abstract_fn_obj.func_code.co_argcount
method_ok = arg_count == expected_arg_count
if method_ok:
continue
return NotImplemented
return True
return NotImplemented