pyats-reporter

import os import time from pyats import aetest from pyats.topology import loader # Create a dummy testbed.yaml file for demonstration with open('testbed.yaml', 'w') as f: f.write(''' # Sample Testbed for pyATS Reporter Quickstart testbed: name: my_testbed credentials: default: username: admin password: ${PYATS_TESTBED_PASSWORD} devices: R1: type: router os: iosxe connections: cli: protocol: ssh ip: 10.1.1.1 # Placeholder IP, replace with a reachable device or mock ''') # Create a simple AEtest job file with open('my_test_job.py', 'w') as f: f.write(''' from pyats import aetest from pyats.topology import loader class CommonSetup(aetest.CommonSetup): @aetest.subsection def connect_to_devices(self, testbed): aetest.loop.mark(self.parent.testcases.test_basic_connectivity, device=testbed.devices.values()) for device in testbed.devices.values(): self.parent.parameters.update(device=device) print(f"Attempting to connect to {device.name}") # In a real scenario, this would attempt a connection. # For quickstart, we'll simulate success. # device.connect() print(f"Simulated connection to {device.name} successful.") class TestBasicConnectivity(aetest.Testcase): @aetest.test def test_ping_loopback(self, device): print(f"Testing connectivity for {device.name}") # In a real scenario, this would execute a command like `device.ping('1.1.1.1')` # For quickstart, we'll simulate a passing test. if device.name == 'R1': self.passed(f"Simulated ping successful on {device.name}") else: self.failed(f"Simulated ping failed on {device.name}") class CommonCleanup(aetest.CommonCleanup): @aetest.subsection def disconnect_from_devices(self, testbed): for device in testbed.devices.values(): print(f"Simulated disconnection from {device.name}") # In a real scenario: device.disconnect() ''') # Set a dummy password for the quickstart's testbed if not already set os.environ['PYATS_TESTBED_PASSWORD'] = os.environ.get('PYATS_TESTBED_PASSWORD', 'your_password_here') print("Running pyATS job... This will generate a report.") # To run the job and generate a report, use the pyats CLI command # In a real environment, you'd run this from your terminal: # pyats run job my_test_job.py --testbed-file testbed.yaml # For this quickstart, we'll just demonstrate the files are set up. print("A testbed.yaml and my_test_job.py have been created.") print("To run the test and generate a report, execute in your terminal:") print(" pyats run job my_test_job.py --testbed-file testbed.yaml") print("After running, view the report with:") print(" pyats logs view") print("Cleanup: Remove 'testbed.yaml' and 'my_test_job.py' if desired.")