f71d720996
Updating the pmc parser to allow for multiple setting values. This meant a refactor of other classes using this table. For now only the port data seems to have multiple so other formats will fail if more than one is found. Also added some new unit tests for formats not covered previously and fixed a couple of other tests. Change-Id: I401ae0327399e23bcf2d899f048fe28228246f42
47 lines
1.4 KiB
Python
47 lines
1.4 KiB
Python
from framework.exceptions.keyword_exception import KeywordException
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from keywords.ptp.pmc.objects.pmc_get_domain_object import PMCGetDomainObject
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from keywords.ptp.pmc.pmc_table_parser import PMCTableParser
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class PMCGetDomainOutput:
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"""
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This class parses the output of commands such as 'pmc GET DOMAIN'
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Example:
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sending: GET DOMAIN
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507c6f.fffe.0b5a4d-0 seq 0 RESPONSE MANAGEMENT DOMAIN
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domainNumber 24
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"""
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def __init__(self, pmc_output: list[str]):
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"""
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Constructor.
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Create an internal DOMAIN from the passed parameter.
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Args:
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pmc_output (list[str]): a list of strings representing the output of the pmc command
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"""
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pmc_table_parser = PMCTableParser(pmc_output)
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output_values_list = pmc_table_parser.get_output_values_dict()
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if len(output_values_list) > 1:
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raise KeywordException("More then one domain output was found")
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output_values = output_values_list[0]
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self.pmc_get_domain_object = PMCGetDomainObject()
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if "domainNumber" in output_values:
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self.pmc_get_domain_object.set_domain_number(int(output_values["domainNumber"]))
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def get_pmc_get_domain_object(self) -> PMCGetDomainObject:
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"""
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Getter for pmc_get_domain_object object.
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Returns:
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PMCGetDomainObject: A PMCGetDomainObject
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"""
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return self.pmc_get_domain_object
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