ironic_python_agent.extensions.base module¶
- class ironic_python_agent.extensions.base.AgentCommandStatus[source]¶
- Bases: - object- Mapping of agent command statuses. - FAILED = 'FAILED'¶
 - RUNNING = 'RUNNING'¶
 - SUCCEEDED = 'SUCCEEDED'¶
 - VERSION_MISMATCH = 'CLEAN_VERSION_MISMATCH'¶
 
- class ironic_python_agent.extensions.base.AsyncCommandResult(command_name, command_params, execute_method, agent=None)[source]¶
- Bases: - BaseCommandResult- A command that executes asynchronously in the background. - is_done()[source]¶
- Checks to see if command is still RUNNING. - Returns:
- True if command is done, False if still RUNNING 
 
 - join(timeout=None)[source]¶
- Block until command has completed, and return result. - Parameters:
- timeout – float indicating max seconds to wait for command to complete. Defaults to None. 
 
 
- class ironic_python_agent.extensions.base.BaseCommandResult(command_name, command_params)[source]¶
- Bases: - SerializableComparable- Base class for command result. - is_done()[source]¶
- Checks to see if command is still RUNNING. - Returns:
- True if command is done, False if still RUNNING 
 
 - serializable_fields = ('id', 'command_name', 'command_status', 'command_error', 'command_result')¶
 
- class ironic_python_agent.extensions.base.SyncCommandResult(command_name, command_params, success, result_or_error)[source]¶
- Bases: - BaseCommandResult- A result from a command that executes synchronously. 
- ironic_python_agent.extensions.base.async_command(command_name, validator=None)[source]¶
- Will run the command in an AsyncCommandResult in its own thread. - command_name is set based on the func name and command_params will be whatever args/kwargs you pass into the decorated command. Return values of type str or unicode are prefixed with the command_name parameter when returned for consistency. 
- ironic_python_agent.extensions.base.sync_command(command_name, validator=None)[source]¶
- Decorate a method to wrap its return value in a SyncCommandResult. - For consistency with @async_command() can also accept a validator which will be used to validate input, although a synchronous command can also choose to implement validation inline. 
