pygnmi

import os from pygnmi.client import gNMIclient # Environment variables for connection details or default values GNMI_HOST = os.environ.get('GNMI_HOST', 'localhost') GNMI_PORT = int(os.environ.get('GNMI_PORT', '50051')) GNMI_USERNAME = os.environ.get('GNMI_USERNAME', 'admin') GNMI_PASSWORD = os.environ.get('GNMI_PASSWORD', 'admin') # Configure the gNMI target target = { 'addr': f'{GNMI_HOST}:{GNMI_PORT}', 'username': GNMI_USERNAME, 'password': GNMI_PASSWORD, 'insecure': True, # Set to False for secure TLS connections and provide certificates 'encoding': 'JSON_IETF', # Or None to auto-detect based on device capabilities } try: with gNMIclient(target=target) as c: # Get device capabilities capabilities = c.capabilities() print("\n--- Device Capabilities ---") print(capabilities) # Example: Get system hostname (path may vary by device/OS) # Using a common path, adjust as needed for your device hostname_path = ['/system/state/hostname'] get_response = c.get(path=hostname_path, encoding='JSON_IETF') print("\n--- Get Response (Hostname) ---") print(get_response) # Example: Subscribe to an operational state (uncomment to run) # subscription_paths = [ # ('/interfaces/interface[name=eth0]/state/oper-status', True) # ] # print("\n--- Subscribe (Streaming) ---") # for update in c.subscribe2(path_tuples=subscription_paths, subscribe_mode='STREAM', encoding='JSON_IETF'): # print(update) # # Add logic to break from loop after a few updates or a timeout except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}") print("Please ensure the gNMI server is running and accessible with correct credentials.")