yang.ncdiff

A package containing a set of classes that calculate diff of two configs, combine two configs or two diffs, and predict config when a diff is applied to a config. A config is the rpc-reply payload of a get-config message, and a diff can be considered as the payload of an edit-config message.

• Introduction
  • Features
  • Config Operations
• Support Mailers
• Usage Examples
  • Tutorial
    • connect to a Netconf device
    • load models
    • get
    • get-config
    • edit-config
  • Restconf Requests of DELETE, PUT and PATCH
    • connect to Restconf
    • peek at Requests
    • send Requests
  • Restconf Request of GET
    • build Request of GET
    • send Request of GET
    • create an instance of Config
    • compare states
  • gNMI SetRequest
    • connect to gNMI
    • peek at SetRequest
    • send SetRequest
  • gNMI GetRequest
    • build GetRequest
    • send GetRequest
    • create an instance of Config
  • More on Config
    • create Config objects
    • xpath
    • filter
    • compare configs
  • More on ConfigDelta
    • create ConfigDelta objects
    • verify the result of a ConfigDelta object
    • create ConfigDelta objects with special requirements
  • ModelDiff
    • create ModelCompiler objects
    • create Model objects
    • create ModelDiff objects
  • RunningConfigDiff
    • create RunningConfigDiff objects
  • RPCReply
    • xpath
• Installation
• API Reference
  • yang.ncdiff module
  • classes
    • yang.ncdiff.ModelDevice class
    • yang.ncdiff.Config class
    • yang.ncdiff.ConfigDelta class
  • other classes
    • yang.ncdiff.Model class
    • yang.ncdiff.ModelDiff class
    • yang.ncdiff.RunningConfigDiff class
    • yang.ncdiff.ModelDownloader class
    • yang.ncdiff.ModelCompiler class
  • other sub-modules
    • yang.ncdiff.composer sub-module
    • yang.ncdiff.calculator sub-module
    • yang.ncdiff.netconf sub-module
    • yang.ncdiff.restconf sub-module
    • yang.ncdiff.gnmi sub-module
• Changelog
  • June 2017
    • June 23
      • Features:
  • March 2018
    • March 1
      • Changes:
  • April 2018
    • April 20
      • Features:
  • June 2018
    • June 22
      • Features:
  • October 2018
    • October 5
      • Changes:
  • November 2018
    • November 29
      • Features:

Section author: Jonathan Yang <yuekyang@cisco.com>