ironic.api.functions module¶
- class ironic.api.functions.FunctionArgument(name, datatype, mandatory, default)[source]¶
- Bases: - object- An argument definition of an api entry - datatype¶
- Data type 
 - default¶
- Default value if argument is omitted 
 - mandatory¶
- True if the argument is mandatory 
 - name¶
- argument name 
 
- class ironic.api.functions.FunctionDefinition(func)[source]¶
- Bases: - object- An api entry definition - arguments¶
- The function arguments (list of - FunctionArgument)
 - body_type¶
- If the body carry the data of a single argument, its type 
 - doc¶
- Function documentation 
 - extra_options¶
- Dictionary of protocol-specific options. 
 - static get(func)[source]¶
- Returns the - FunctionDefinitionof a method.
 - get_arg(name)[source]¶
- Returns a - FunctionArgumentfrom its name
 - ignore_extra_args¶
- True if extra arguments should be ignored, NOT inserted in the kwargs of the function and not raise UnknownArgument exceptions 
 - name¶
- Function name 
 - return_type¶
- Return type 
 - set_options(body=None, ignore_extra_args=False, status_code=200, rest_content_types=('json', 'xml'), **extra_options)[source]¶
 - status_code¶
- Status code 
 
- class ironic.api.functions.signature(*types, **options)[source]¶
- Bases: - object- Decorator that specify the argument types of an exposed function. - Parameters:
- return_type – Type of the value returned by the function 
- argN – Type of the Nth argument 
- body – If the function takes a final argument that is supposed to be the request body by itself, its type. 
- status_code – HTTP return status code of the function. 
- ignore_extra_args – Allow extra/unknown arguments (default to False) 
 
 - Most of the time this decorator is not supposed to be used directly, unless you are not using WSME on top of another framework. - If an adapter is used, it will provide either a specialised version of this decororator, either a new decorator named @wsexpose that takes the same parameters (it will in addition expose the function, hence its name). 
