genie-libs-ops

import os from pyats.topology import loader from genie.libs.ops.bgp.iosxe.bgp import Bgp # Example: import BGP ops for IOS-XE import pprint # Ensure a testbed.yaml exists or create a dummy one for demonstration # In a real scenario, this would connect to a live device. # For local testing, mock the connection or use a local testbed file. # Example testbed.yaml content (place in same directory as script): # devices: # Router1: # os: iosxe # type: router # connections: # cli: # protocol: ssh # ip: 10.1.1.1 # Replace with actual device IP # port: 22 # credentials: # default: # username: cisco # password: cisco try: testbed = loader.load(os.environ.get('TESTBED_FILE', 'testbed.yaml')) device = testbed.devices.get('Router1') if not device: raise ValueError("Device 'Router1' not found in testbed.yaml") # In a real scenario, device.connect() would be called here: # device.connect(log_stdout=False) # Instantiate the Ops object for BGP on the device bgp_ops = Bgp(device=device) # Learn the operational state of BGP # This would execute 'show' commands on the device and parse output # For this example, it will run against a mocked device or fail if no connection bgp_ops.learn() print(f"\nLearned BGP operational state for {device.name}:") pprint.pprint(bgp_ops.info) # Example: Check if BGP is configured in VRF default if 'vrf' in bgp_ops.info and 'default' in bgp_ops.info['vrf']: print("\nBGP is configured in VRF 'default'.") else: print("\nBGP not found in VRF 'default' or not configured.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}") print("\nEnsure 'testbed.yaml' is correctly configured and device is reachable, or mock device interaction for testing.")