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"""examples.read_callback.sync_read_callback"""
from scrapli.driver.core import IOSXEDriver
from scrapli.driver.generic.base_driver import ReadCallback
from scrapli.driver.generic.sync_driver import GenericDriver
device = {
"host": "c3560",
"auth_strict_key": False,
"ssh_config_file": True,
}
def callback_one(cls: GenericDriver, read_output: str):
"""Callback that enters config mode (as a silly example)"""
_ = read_output
# note that because cls is typed `GenericDriver` mypy/IDE will not like this, but it does work
# because yay python :) (assuming the driver you use is a NetworkDriver of course)
cls.acquire_priv("configuration")
cls.channel.send_return()
def callback_two(cls: GenericDriver, read_output: str):
"""Callback that enters runs a silly command"""
print(f"previous read output : {read_output}")
r = cls.send_command("do show run | i hostname")
print(f"result: {r.result}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
with IOSXEDriver(**device) as conn:
callbacks = [
ReadCallback(
contains="rtr1#",
callback=callback_one,
name="enter config mode callback",
case_insensitive=False,
),
ReadCallback(
contains_re=r"^rtr1\(config\)#",
callback=callback_two,
complete=True,
),
]
conn.read_callback(callbacks=callbacks, initial_input="show run | i hostname")
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