netlab.config¶

Config can be passed to netlab.async_client.NetlabClient using environment variables, using a json file on your system, or by passing a dict explicitly.

Classes

`NetlabServerConfig`	Passed to `netlab.async_client.NetlabClient` to configure the connection to a server.
`NetlabServerEnvConfig`	Each of the above configuration options can be specified as environment variables.

class netlab.config.NetlabServerConfig¶

Passed to netlab.async_client.NetlabClient to configure the connection to a server.

Example

config = {
    "host": "192.168.1.10",
    "user": "administrator",
    "token": "S25GWP5P2247CMRDNLTCNKATT49KSGEDDPXMTM6A",
    "port": 9000,
}

async with NetlabClient(config=config) as client:
    ...

host: str¶: IP Address or hostname of remote NETLAB+ API.

message_byte_limit: int¶: The maximum size of a NETLAB+ message.

port: int¶: Port of remote NETLAB+ API. Usually 9000.

server_hostname: Optional[str]¶: The hostname that ssl is configured to use. Only required if it is diffrent from ‘host’.

ssl: bool¶: Use ssl when connecting to NETLAB+. Deprecated, Please always use ssl.

token: str¶: Token obtained from NETLAB+ system.

user: str¶: User account username from NETLAB+ system. Usually 'administrator'.

class netlab.config.NetlabServerEnvConfig¶

Each of the above configuration options can be specified as environment variables.

NETLAB_CONFIG: str¶: Folder which contains the ‘config.json’.

NETLAB_CONFIG_HOST: str¶: IP Address or hostname of remote NETLAB+ API.

NETLAB_CONFIG_PORT: str¶: Port of remote NETLAB+ API.

NETLAB_CONFIG_TOKEN: str¶: Token obtained from NETLAB+ system.

NETLAB_CONFIG_USER: str¶: User account ID from NETLAB+ system.