propagate a returncode in each operation and make it the
returncode of the program.
Prevent sys.exit calls in post(), get() and delete() request
handlers to enable cleanup code and error handling. Keep a basic
error log inside the request functions if the connection can't
be established or if the response contains an error code.
The specific subcommand name is missing in some of the subcommands help
message. For example:
$ ogcli list hardware
usage: ogcli [-h] --client-ip CLIENT_IP
ogcli: error: the following arguments are required: --client-ip
Fix this by adding the missing prog= parameter so argparse use this
instead of argv[0]. If no prog parameter is specified then argv[0] is
printed (i.e: "ogcli").
Add OgServer class inside cli/objects/server.py
This OgServer class implements add, list, set and delete commands
related to the server API (/server and /client/server) exposed by the
ogServer. These server endpoints correspond with the "entornos" table and
"identorno" foreign key in the "ordenadores" tables.
To list all rows from the "entornos" table. i.e: Listing all stored
addresses for the ogServer:
ogcli list servers
{
"servers": [
{
"address": "192.168.2.240",
"id": 1
},
{
"address": "1.1.1.1",
"id": 2
}
]
}
To store a new ip address for the ogServer, ogCLI will reply with the
new id:
ogcli add server --address "10.141.10.1"
{"id", "2"}
To set a client's associated ogServer address using the server id:
ogcli set server --id 2 --client-ip 10.141.10.100
To set the associated server of a whole room use --room-id parameter:
ogcli set server --id 2 --room-id 1
To remove any existing address (which is not currently set as the
ogServer addres for any client) using the server id:
ogcli delete server --id 2
To determine a client's associated server just list the client's
information (this requires an updated ogServer):
ogcli list client --client-ip 10.141.10.100
{
"boot": "oglive",
"center": 1,
...
"server_id": 1
}