WARNING: This tool is no longer actively maintained

hammer-cli-import

Tool for importing data from an existing Spacewalk/Satellite system.

THIS TOOL IS WORK IN PROGRESS.

Setup info

To enable modules do the following:

mkdir -p ~/.hammer
cat >> ~/.hammer/cli_config.yml << EOF
:modules:
  - hammer_cli_import
EOF

And running with

env RUBYOPT=-Ilib hammer import

To build/install as a gem:

gem build hammer_cli_import.gemspec
gem install hammer_cli_import-0.0.1.gem
hammer import

RuboCop

RuboCop requires at least Ruby 1.9.2. That is available in SCL.

yum install -y ruby193-ruby-devel
scl enable ruby193 "gem install rubocop"

It needs to be run with newer Ruby too (it will pick up its configuration automatically when run from the root of repository).

scl enable ruby193 "/opt/rh/ruby193/root/usr/local/share/gems/gems/*/bin/rubocop"

Development

You can add to your ~/.irbrc:

class Object
  def imethods
    methods - Object.instance_methods
  end

  def methods_re(re)
    methods.select do |m|
      re.match m.to_s
    end
  end
end

Reproducers

You can play with apipie-bindings on command line. For that you need bundler. Example session:

[hammer-cli-import]$ gem install bundler
[hammer-cli-import]$ bundle exec irb

require 'apipie-bindings'
api = ApipieBindings::API.new({:uri => 'http://localhost/', :username => 'admin', :password => :changeme, :api_version => '2', :aggressive_cache_checking => true})
user_hash = {
:login => "newuser",
:firstname => "user",
:lastname => "new",
:mail => "root@localhost",
:auth_source_id => 1,
:password => "password",
:organization_ids => [13],
:default_organization_id => 13,
:location_ids => [],
:role_ids => [],
}
api.resource(:users).call(:create, user_hash)

or create reproducer.rb and then run it via bundle exec ruby reproducer.rb.

require 'apipie-bindings'

api = ApipieBindings::API.new({:uri => 'http://localhost/', :username => 'admin',
                               :password => 'changeme', :api_version => '2',
                               :aggressive_cache_checking => true})
user_hash = {
  :login => 'newuser',
  :firstname => 'user',
  :lastname => 'new',
  :mail => 'root@localhost',
  :auth_source_id => 1,
  :password => 'password',
  :organization_ids => [13],
  :default_organization_id => 13,
  :location_ids => [],
  :role_ids => []
}
api.resource(:users).call(:create, user_hash)