Working rich with pyats

[opnine]

Hi all,

Im working with pyats to get the output from my networking devices, and the idea is to add columns and tables to this output, I wrote the script but can make it work, I would like to know if someone had already done this and can send me any examples.

thanks.

[willmcgugan]

There's an example in the docs. What problemsare you having?

[willmcgugan]

If you can post some code I may be able to offer some suggestions...

[opnine]

Hello sir,,
Here is my code, I applogize if is not clear im new in python and I try to learn with examples.

#All my python modules
import time
from rich.console import Console
from rich.table import Table
from genie.testbed import load

#Test bed file and connect to the device defined.
testbed = load('testbed.yaml')
device = testbed.devices['SW_53']
print("Connecting...")
device.connect(log_stdout=False)

#Build out the table using Rich.table  j
table = Table(title="Show CDP Neighbors")
table.add_column("Device_id", style="red", no_wrap=True)
table.add_column("Local Interface", style="white")
table.add_column("Hold Time")
table.add_column("Port ID")

console = Console()

table.add_row(preoutput)

#for k, v in preoutput['cdp'].items():
for k, v in preoutput['cdp']["index"].items():

    deid = v.get('device_id')
    loint = v.get('local_interface')
    holdt = v.get('hold_time')
    portid = v.get('port_id')


#    if deid ==  " ":
#         table.add_row(k, deid)
#    elif holdt >= 0:
#         table.add_row(k , holdt)

This is the output I what to add to the columns/rows.

{
  "cdp": {
    "index": {
      "1": {
        "capability": "R S I",
        "device_id": "SW22.lab.com",
        "hold_time": 150,
        "local_interface": "Ethernet0/0",
        "platform": "",
        "port_id": "LinuxUniEth0/0"
      },

[willmcgugan]

Any error messages?

I see this line but no assignment to preoutput.

table.add_row(preoutput)

When you call add_row you will typically need one item per column. So it might be something like table.add_row(deid, loint, holdt, portid).

If you are just learning Python you might want to try posting on https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/

[opnine]

Thanks for the tips, I will keep working on it!

[opnine]

I made it print in the firts column with you examples. thanks!!

[opnine]

Thanks for all the tips, I managed to print 2 of the 4 columns, thanks.

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