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A Python library that makes interaction with the HP SDN Controller REST API easy
Author: Dave Tucker, Hewlett Packard
Documentation
Full documentation is available here <https://hp-sdn-client.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html>
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To use the library::
import hpsdnclient as hp
controller = '10.44.254.129'
auth = hp.XAuthToken(user='sdn', password='skyline', server=controller)
api = hp.Api(controller=controller, auth=auth)
api.get_datapaths()
To run an interactive python prompt using Docker::
docker run -it davetucker/hp-sdn-client
Please see examples/short_detour.py
The unit tests can be run with tox. Make sure you have modified hpsdnclient/tests/tests.py before you run::
tox -e py27 -v -- -v
tox.ini has py26, py27 and py33 environments, but only py27 is supported today.
For functional testing, a working HP VAN SDN Controller is required. Mininet is used to generate a test topology.
Set your environment variables on your workstation and mininet VM as follows::
export SDNCTL="10.44.254.129"
export SDNUSER="sdn"
export SDNPASS="skyline"
It is recommended to download the Mininet VM. On the VM, start the following topology::
sudo mn --topo tree,2,6 --mac --switch ovsk --controller remote,ip=$SDNCTL
Run the functional tests using::
tox -e functional
The functional test for applciation uploads requires access to the internet to donwload a sample appliction.