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# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and |
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# limitations under the License. |
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"TODO: docstring" |
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from xml.etree import cElementTree as ET |
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from ncclient import NCClientError |
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unqualify = lambda tag: tag[tag.rfind('}')+1:] |
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### Other utility functions |
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iselement = ET.iselement |
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def namespaced_find(ele, tag, strict=False): |
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"""In strict mode, doesn't work around Cisco implementations sending incorrectly |
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namespaced XML. Supply qualified name if using strict mode. |
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""" |
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found = None |
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if strict: |
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found = ele.find(tag) |
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else: |
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for qname in multiqualify(tag): |
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found = ele.find(qname) |
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if found is not None: |
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break |
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return found |
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def parse_root(raw): |
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'''Parse the top-level element from XML string. |
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Returns a `(tag, attributes)` tuple, where `tag` is a string representing |
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the qualified name of the root element and `attributes` is an |
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`{attribute: value}` dictionary. |
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''' |
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fp = StringIO(raw[:1024]) # this is a guess but start element beyond 1024 bytes would be a bit absurd |
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for event, element in ET.iterparse(fp, events=('start',)): |
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return (element.tag, element.attrib) |
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def root_ensured(rep, req_tag, req_attrs=None): |
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rep = to_element(rep) |
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if rep.tag not in (req_tag, qualify(req_tag)): |
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raise ContentError("Required root element [%s] not found" % req_tag) |
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if req_attrs is not None: |
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pass # TODO |
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return rep |
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### XML with Python data structures |
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dtree2ele = DictTree.Element |
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@staticmethod |
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def Element(xml): |
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return ET.fromstring(xml) |
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### Other utility functions |
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iselement = ET.iselement |
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def find(ele, tag, strict=False): |
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"""In strict mode, doesn't workaround Cisco implementations sending incorrectly |
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namespaced XML. Supply qualified tag name if using strict mode. |
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""" |
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if strict: |
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return ele.find(tag) |
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else: |
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for qname in multiqualify(tag): |
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found = ele.find(qname) |
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if found is not None: |
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return found |
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def parse_root(raw): |
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'''Parse the top-level element from XML string. |
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Returns a `(tag, attributes)` tuple, where `tag` is a string representing |
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the qualified name of the root element and `attributes` is an |
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`{attribute: value}` dictionary. |
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''' |
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fp = StringIO(raw[:1024]) # this is a guess but start element beyond 1024 bytes would be a bit absurd |
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for event, element in ET.iterparse(fp, events=('start',)): |
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return (element.tag, element.attrib) |
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def validated_element(rep, tag, attrs=None): |
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ele = dtree2ele(rep) |
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if ele.tag not in (tag, qualify(tag)): |
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raise ContentError("Required root element [%s] not found" % tag) |
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if attrs is not None: |
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for req in attrs: |
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for attr in ele.attrib: |
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if unqualify(attr) == req: |
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break |
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else: |
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raise ContentError("Required attribute [%s] not found in element [%s]" % (req, req_tag)) |
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return ele |
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