added feature to list domains as network tree

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Rot127 2019-11-01 17:16:43 +01:00
parent 81b3152fa8
commit 566aefd352

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@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ class Column(object):
self.__class__.columns[self.ls_head] = self
def cell(self, vm):
def cell(self, vm, insertion=0):
'''Format one cell.
.. note::
@ -78,11 +78,15 @@ class Column(object):
:py:meth:`Column.format` method instead.
:param qubes.vm.qubesvm.QubesVM: Domain to get a value from.
:param int insertion: Intending to shift the value to the right.
:returns: string to display
:rtype: str
'''
value = self.format(vm) or '-'
if insertion > 0 and self.ls_head == 'NAME':
value = '└─' + value
value = ' ' * (insertion-1) + value
return value
@ -387,25 +391,72 @@ class Table(object):
:param domains: Domains to include in the table.
:param list colnames: Names of the columns (need not to be uppercase).
'''
def __init__(self, domains, colnames, spinner, raw_data=False):
def __init__(self, domains, colnames, spinner, raw_data=False,
tree_sorted=False):
self.domains = domains
self.columns = tuple(Column.columns[col.upper().replace('_', '-')]
for col in colnames)
self.spinner = spinner
self.raw_data = raw_data
self.tree_sorted = tree_sorted
def get_head(self):
'''Get table head data (all column heads).'''
return [col.ls_head for col in self.columns]
def get_row(self, vm):
def get_row(self, vm, insertion=0):
'''Get single table row data (all columns for one domain).'''
ret = []
for col in self.columns:
ret.append(col.cell(vm))
if self.tree_sorted and col.ls_head == 'NAME':
ret.append(col.cell(vm, insertion))
else:
ret.append(col.cell(vm))
self.spinner.update()
return ret
def tree_append_child(self, parent, level):
'''Concatenate the network children of the vm to a list.
:param qubes.vm.qubesvm.QubesVM: Parent vm of the children VMs
'''
childs = list()
for child in parent.connected_vms:
if child.provides_network and child in self.domains:
childs.append((level, child))
childs += self.tree_append_child(child, level+1)
elif child in self.domains:
childs.append((level, child))
return childs
def sort_to_tree(self, domains):
'''Sort the domains as a network tree. It returns a list of sets. Each
tuple stores the insertion of the cell name and the vm object.
:param list() domains: The domains which will be sorted
:return list(tuple()) tree: returns a list of tuple(insertion, vm)
'''
tree = list()
# First append the domains without netvm and no attached vms
for dom in domains:
try:
if dom.netvm is None and not dom.provides_network:
tree.append((0, dom))
# dom0 and eventually others have no netvm attribute
except qubesadmin.exc.QubesNoSuchPropertyError:
tree.append((0, dom))
domains.remove(dom)
# search for netvms and append their childs recursivly
for dom in domains:
if dom.netvm is None and dom.provides_network:
tree.append((0, dom))
domains.remove(dom)
tree += self.tree_append_child(dom, 1)
return tree
def write_table(self, stream=sys.stdout):
'''Write whole table to file-like object.
@ -417,8 +468,13 @@ class Table(object):
self.spinner.show('please wait...')
table_data.append(self.get_head())
self.spinner.update()
for vm in sorted(self.domains):
table_data.append(self.get_row(vm))
if self.tree_sorted:
insertion_vm_list = self.sort_to_tree(self.domains)
for insertion, vm in insertion_vm_list:
table_data.append(self.get_row(vm, insertion))
else:
for vm in sorted(self.domains):
table_data.append(self.get_row(vm))
self.spinner.hide()
qubesadmin.tools.print_table(table_data, stream=stream)
else:
@ -554,6 +610,10 @@ def get_parser():
help='Display specify data of specified VMs. Intended for '
'bash-parsing.')
parser.add_argument('--tree', '-t',
action='store_const', const='tree',
help='sort domain list as network tree')
parser.add_argument('--spinner',
action='store_true', dest='spinner',
help='reenable spinner')
@ -637,7 +697,7 @@ def main(args=None, app=None):
domains = [d for d in domains
if matches_power_states(d, **pwrstates)]
table = Table(domains, columns, spinner, args.raw_data)
table = Table(domains, columns, spinner, args.raw_data, args.tree)
table.write_table(sys.stdout)
return 0