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language: python
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python:
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install:
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- pip install -r requirements.txt
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- pip install -r test/unit/requirements.txt
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- pip install .
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deploy:
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provider: pypi
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user: dbarroso
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password:
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secure: kt2RgomUtrf5zXo3CyF8B7SkolvKgALAO0s72WuMd0wTGmgOvoBlt10Vfc+G+wuVAYvW/JKdsYRceancAFyWLFgjLtNxbV4cJF2RXN956sYFSJ2VrtUiB19WuKZjX6024gMs780hC/3bdK1SDg/NAAHSR7u2cma3QgRcW6O+UG4=
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on:
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tags: true
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branch: master
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script:
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- cd test/unit
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# testing junos getters
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_bgp_config
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_bgp_neighbors
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_bgp_neighbors_detail
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_environment
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_facts
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_interfaces
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_interfaces_counters
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors_detail
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_arp_table
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_ntp_peers
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_interfaces_ip
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_mac_address_table
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_route_to
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- nosetests -v TestJunOSDriver:TestGetterJunOSDriver.test_get_snmp_information
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# testing eos getters
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_bgp_config
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_bgp_neighbors
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# not implemented on eos
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# - nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_bgp_neighbors_detail
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_environment
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_facts
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_interfaces
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_interfaces_counters
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors_detail
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_arp_table
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_ntp_peers
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_interfaces_ip
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_mac_address_table
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_route_to
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- nosetests -v TestEOSDriver:TestGetterEOSDriver.test_get_snmp_information
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# testing iosxr getters
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_bgp_config
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_bgp_neighbors
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_bgp_neighbors_detail
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_environment
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_facts
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_interfaces
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_interfaces_counters
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors_detail
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_arp_table
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_ntp_peers
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_interfaces_ip
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_mac_address_table
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_route_to
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- nosetests -v TestIOSXRDriver:TestGetterIOSXRDriver.test_get_snmp_information
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# testing nxos getters
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- nosetests -v TestNXOSDriver:TestGetterNXOSDriver.test_get_facts
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- nosetests -v TestNXOSDriver:TestGetterNXOSDriver.test_get_interfaces
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- nosetests -v TestNXOSDriver:TestGetterNXOSDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors
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- nosetests -v TestNXOSDriver:TestGetterNXOSDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors_detail
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- nosetests -v TestNXOSDriver:TestGetterNXOSDriver.test_get_arp_table
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- nosetests -v TestNXOSDriver:TestGetterNXOSDriver.test_get_ntp_peers
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- nosetests -v TestNXOSDriver:TestGetterNXOSDriver.test_get_interfaces_ip
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- nosetests -v TestNXOSDriver:TestGetterNXOSDriver.test_get_mac_address_table
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- nosetests -v TestNXOSDriver:TestGetterNXOSDriver.test_get_snmp_information
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# testing pluribus getters
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- nosetests -v TestPluribusDriver:TestGetterPluribusDriver.test_get_interfaces
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- nosetests -v TestPluribusDriver:TestGetterPluribusDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors
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- nosetests -v TestPluribusDriver:TestGetterPluribusDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors_detail
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- nosetests -v TestPluribusDriver:TestGetterPluribusDriver.test_get_ntp_peers
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- nosetests -v TestPluribusDriver:TestGetterPluribusDriver.test_get_mac_address_table
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_get_environment
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_get_facts
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_get_interfaces
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_get_interfaces_counters
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_get_interfaces_ip
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_get_lldp_neighbors_detail
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_get_arp_table
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_get_ntp_peers
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_get_mac_address_table
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- nosetests -v TestIOSDriver:TestGetterIOSDriver.test_ios_only_bgp_time_conversion #IOS only test
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* [Adding Cisco IOS support to NAPALM (Network Automation and Programmability Abstraction Layer with Multivendor support)](https://projectme10.wordpress.com/2015/12/07/adding-cisco-ios-support-to-napalm-network-automation-and-programmability-abstraction-layer-with-multivendor-support/) by Gabriele Gerbino
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* [NANOG 64 Presentation & Demo](https://youtu.be/93q-dHC0u0I) by David Barroso and Elisa Jasinska
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* [Netnod Autumn Meeting 2015 Presentation](https://www.netnod.se/sites/default/files/NAPALM-david_barroso-Netnodautumnmeeting2015.pdf) by David Barroso
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* [Automating IXP Device Configurations with Ansible at the Euro-IX Forum](https://www.euro-ix.net/m/uploads/2015/10/26/euroix-berlin-v2.pdf) by Elisa Jasinska
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* [Automating IXP Device Configurations with Ansible at the Euro-IX Forum](https://www.euro-ix.net/m/uploads/2015/10/26/euroix-berlin-v2.pdf) by Elisa Jasinska
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