duplocloud-client

import os from duplocloud.client import DuploClient # Ensure DUPLO_HOST and DUPLO_TOKEN are set in your environment duplo_host = os.environ.get('DUPLO_HOST', 'https://example.duplocloud.net') # Replace with your DuploCloud portal URL duplo_token = os.environ.get('DUPLO_TOKEN', '') # Replace with your DuploCloud API token duplo_tenant = os.environ.get('DUPLO_TENANT', 'default') # Optional: your target tenant if not duplo_token: print("Error: DUPLO_TOKEN environment variable not set.") exit(1) if not duplo_host: print("Error: DUPLO_HOST environment variable not set.") exit(1) try: # Initialize the client client = DuploClient(host=duplo_host, token=duplo_token, tenant_name=duplo_tenant) print(f"Successfully initialized DuploClient for host: {duplo_host}, tenant: {duplo_tenant}") # Example: List tenants (assuming the token has appropriate permissions) # The client often exposes resources as attributes or methods following CLI patterns. # Direct programmatic access might vary, but a common pattern is to access resource managers. # For this example, we'll assume a 'tenant' resource is accessible for listing. # Note: Specific resource methods might require exploration of the DuploClient object. print("\nAttempting to list tenants...") try: # This is an illustrative example. Actual resource access might be via client.get('tenant') # or client.tenant.list(). Refer to DuploCloud's SDK documentation for exact methods. # The `duploctl` CLI uses `duplocloud.controller.DuploCtl.from_env()` for a callable interface. from duplocloud.controller import DuploCtl duplo_cli_callable, _ = DuploCtl.from_env() # Reads from env vars for convenience tenants = duplo_cli_callable("tenant", "list") print("Tenants:") for tenant in tenants: print(f" - {tenant.get('Name')} (ID: {tenant.get('TenantId')})") except Exception as e: print(f"Could not list tenants (this might be due to permissions or API structure): {e}") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred during client initialization or operation: {e}")