Python API client library for Peering Manager.
To install run pip install pypeering.
Alternatively, you can clone the repo and run python setup.py install.
The full pypeering API is documented on Read the Docs, but the following should be enough to get started using it.
To begin, import pypeering and instantiate the API.
import pypeering
nb = pypeering.api(
'http://localhost:8000',
token='d6f4e314a5b5fefd164995169f28ae32d987704f'
)
The first argument the .api() method takes is the Peering Manager URL. The token argument should to be provided, and will grant
read-only or read-write access as configured in Peering Manager.
The pypeering API is setup so that Peering Manager's apps are attributes of the .api() object, and in turn those apps have attribute representing each endpoint. Each endpoint has a handful of methods available to carry out actions on the endpoint. For example, in order to query all the objects in the devices endpoint you would do the following:
>>> devices = nb.dcim.devices.all()
>>> for device in devices:
... print(device.name)
...
test1-leaf1
test1-leaf2
test1-leaf3
>>>
pypypeering supports multithreaded calls (in Python 3 only) for .filter() and .all() queries. It is highly recommended you have MAX_PAGE_SIZE in your Netbox install set to anything except 0 or None. The default value of 1000 is usually a good value to use. To enable threading, add threading=True parameter to the .api:
nb = pypeering.api(
'http://localhost:8000',
threading=True,
)