I'm trying to use pyflowchart package that print this output on VSC terminal after using the command python -m pyflowchart 2-4-8.py: op2=>operation: from netmiko import ConnectHandler op4=>operation: from getpass import getpass op6=>operation: from datetime import datetime op8=>operation: import logging op10=>operation: import snoop sub12=>subroutine: logging.basicConfig(filename='script.log', filemode='w', level=logging.DEBUG, format='%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s') op14=>operation: password = getpass() op16=>operation: Device1 = {'device_type': 'juniper_junos', 'ip': 'x.x.x.x', 'username': 'user', 'password': password} op18=>operation: Device2 = {'device_type': 'juniper_junos', 'ip': 'x.x.x.x', 'username': 'user', 'password': password} op20=>operation: Device3 = {'device_type': 'juniper_junos', 'ip': 'x.x.x.x', 'username': 'user', 'password': password} op22=>operation: route = input('Route to verify: ') op24=>operation: command = 'show version | match Hostname' op26=>operation: command1 = f'show route {route} | match "localpref|>"' op28=>operation: clear_txt = open('Interfaces.txt', 'w') op30=>operation: Interfaces = open('Interfaces.txt', 'w') cond33=>condition: for device in (Device1, Device2, Device3) op126=>operation: net_connect = ConnectHandler(**device) op128=>operation: output = net_connect.send_command(command) op130=>operation: output1 = net_connect.send_command(command1) op132=>operation: now = datetime.now().strftime('%d/%m/%Y %H:%M') op134=>operation: head = ('-' * 65) op136=>operation: dev = output.split()[(- 1)] sub138=>subroutine: print(f'''{head} {now} --> ### HOSTNAME: {dev} ### {head}''', file=Interfaces) op140=>operation: output1 = output1.replace(',', '').split('\n') cond143=>condition: for line in output1 op180=>operation: line = line.split() cond183=>condition: if ('localpref' in line) op187=>operation: ldata = line[(line.index('localpref') + 1)] cond192=>condition: if ('via' in line) op196=>operation: vdata = line[(line.index('via') + 1)][- 2)] op198=>operation: command2 = f'show interface {vdata} descriptions' op200=>operation: output2 = net_connect.send_command(command2) op202=>operation: ddata = output2[66:] op204=>operation: result = f'{now} --> localpref {ldata} --> via {vdata} --> {ddata}' sub206=>subroutine: print(result, file=Interfaces) sub216=>subroutine: Interfaces.close() op2->op4 op4->op6 op6->op8 op8->op10 op10->sub12 sub12->op14 op14->op16 op16->op18 op18->op20 op20->op22 op22->op24 op24->op26 op26->op28 op28->op30 op30->cond33 cond33(yes)->op126 op126->op128 op128->op130 op130->op132 op132->op134 op134->op136 op136->sub138 sub138->op140 op140->cond143 cond143(yes)->op180 op180->cond183 cond183(yes)->op187 op187->cond143 cond183(no)->cond192 op196->op198 op198->op200 op200->op202 op202->op204 op204->sub206 sub206->cond143 cond192(no)->cond143 cond143(no)->cond33 cond33(no)->sub216 I tried to read on https://pypi.org/project/pyflowchart/ how to use this output but for me is not clear, I tried to past this on markdown editor, I tried to use https://flowchart.js.org/ and I tried to create a .flowchart file but I can't figure out what to do. So my question is, can someone point me out how can I convert this output in a grafical flowchart? Thanks! Continue reading...
