genie-libs-clean

import os import yaml from pyats.topology import Device from genie.libs.clean.clean import Clean # --- This example uses a mock device for demonstration --- # In a real scenario, `device` would come from a pyATS testbed file # and `device.connect()` would establish a connection. device = Device(name="dut1", os="iosxe", connections={'cli': {'protocol': 'ssh'}}) print(f"Created mock device: {device.name}") # Define a simple clean YAML process. In a real test, this # would often be loaded from a file or generated dynamically. clean_yaml_process = """ clean: order: - stage: clear_logging - stage: reload """ # Instantiate the Clean object with the device and the clean definition try: clean_obj = Clean(device=device, clean_info=yaml.safe_load(clean_yaml_process)) print("Clean object instantiated successfully.") # Execute the clean process. # IMPORTANT: clean_obj.go() would execute actual commands on the device. # For this quickstart, we are simulating its call. # To run for real, ensure device is connected and testbed setup correctly. print("Simulating clean process execution (clean_obj.go() is commented out).") # clean_obj.go() print("Quickstart demonstration completed.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred during quickstart: {e}") print("Ensure all dependencies (pyATS, genie) are installed and versions are compatible.")