Peform a Before and After Comparison of "show data"

• On the first pass, the script is invoked without the filename argument and outputs data to be saved.
• Later, the script is invoked a second time, but this time the name of the saved file from the first pass is passed in as an argument.

01	Usage:
02	 
03	user@cli> op delta | display xml | save /tmp/save.xml   
04	Wrote 59 lines of output to '/tmp/save.xml'
05	 
06	user@cli> op delta filename /tmp/save.xml
07	old 1222115000, new 1222115050, delta 50
08	 
09	% more /tmp/save.xml
10	<rpc-reply xmlns:junos="http://xml.juniper.net/junos/9.4I0/junos">
11	    <system-uptime-information xmlns="http://xml.juniper.net/junos/9.4I0/junos">
12	        <current-time>
13	            <date-time junos:seconds="1222115000">
14	                2008-09-22 16:23:20 EDT
15	            </date-time>
16	        </current-time>
17	        <system-booted-time>
18	            <date-time junos:seconds="1222091374">
19	                2008-09-22 09:49:34 EDT
20	            </date-time>
21	            <time-length junos:seconds="23626">
22	                06:33:46
23	            </time-length>
24	        </system-booted-time>
25	        <protocols-started-time>
26	            <date-time junos:seconds="1222096904">
27	                2008-09-22 11:21:44 EDT
28	            </date-time>
29	            <time-length junos:seconds="18096">
30	                05:01:36
31	            </time-length>
32	        </protocols-started-time>
33	        <last-configured-time>
34	            <date-time junos:seconds="1222112273">
35	                2008-09-22 15:37:53 EDT
36	            </date-time>
37	            <time-length junos:seconds="2727">
38	                00:45:27
39	            </time-length>
40	            <user>
41	                user1
42	            </user>
43	        </last-configured-time>
44	        <uptime-information>
45	            <date-time junos:seconds="1222115000">
46	                4:23PM
47	            </date-time>
48	            <up-time junos:seconds="23656">
49	                6:34
50	            </up-time>
51	            <active-user-count junos:format="7 users">
52	                7
53	            </active-user-count>
54	            <load-average-1>
55	                0.00
56	            </load-average-1>
57	            <load-average-5>
58	                0.00
59	            </load-average-5>
60	            <load-average-15>
61	                0.00
62	            </load-average-15>
63	        </uptime-information>
64	    </system-uptime-information>
65	    <cli>
66	        <banner></banner>
67	    </cli>
68	</rpc-reply>

SLAX Script Contents

001	version 1.0;
002	 
003	ns junos = "http://xml.juniper.net/junos/*/junos";
004	ns xnm = "http://xml.juniper.net/xnm/1.1/xnm";
005	ns jcs = "http://xml.juniper.net/junos/commit-scripts/1.0";
006	 
007	import "../import/junos.xsl";
008	 
009	/*
010	 * This script is called in two passes.  On the first pass, it is
011	 * invoked without the filename argument and outputs data to be
012	 * saved.  The user is responsible for saving this data.  The
013	 * typical invocation is:
014	 *
015	 *      op delta | display xml | save /tmp/save.xml
016	 *
017	 * At a later point, the script is invoked a second time, but this
018	 * time the name of the saved file from the first pass is passed in
019	 * as the "filename" argument.  The data from this file is compared
020	 * with the currently values and errors can be reported as needed.
021	 *
022	 *      op delta filename /tmp/save.xml
023	 *
024	 * In this test case, we record the output of "show system uptime"
025	 * on the first pass and compare the saved value for the current-time
026	 * during the second pass.  The delta is reported.
027	 */
028	var $arguments = {
029	    <argument> {
030	    <name> "phase";
031	    <description> "Phase of delta (baseline or compare)";
032	    }
033	    <argument> {
034	    <name> "filename";
035	    <description> "Name of baseline file";
036	    }
037	}
038	 
039	param $filename;
040	param $phase = {
041	    if ($filename) {
042	    expr "compare";
043	    } else {
044	    expr "baseline";
045	    }
046	}
047	 
048	match / {
049	    <op-script-results> {
050	    var $rpc = <get-system-uptime-information>;
051	    var $new = jcs:invoke($rpc);
052	 
053	    if ($phase == "baseline") {
054	        copy-of $new;
055	    } else {
056	        var $doc = document($filename);
057	        var $old = $doc/rpc-reply/ *;
058	 
059	        /*
060	         * This is ugly work, but we don't know the
061	         * namespace string, so we have to use local-name()
062	         * to find the nodes we need.
063	         */
064	        var $ot = {
065	        call extract($node = $old,
066	                 $path = "current-time/date-time/@seconds");
067	        }
068	        var $nt = {
069	        call extract($node = $new,
070	                 $path = "current-time/date-time/@seconds");
071	        }
072	 
073	        <top> {
074	        <output> jcs:printf("old %s, new %s, delta %s",
075	                    $ot, $nt, $nt - $ot);
076	        }
077	    }
078	    }
079	}
080	 
081	template extract ($node, $path)
082	{
083	    if (not($path)) {
084	    copy-of $node;
085	 
086	    } else {
087	    var $pre = {
088	        if (contains($path, "/")) {
089	        expr substring-before($path, "/");
090	        } else {
091	        expr $path;
092	        }
093	    }
094	    var $post = substring-after($path, "/");
095	 
096	    if (starts-with($pre, "@")) {
097	        var $rest =  $node/@*[local-name() == substring($pre, 2)];
098	        expr $rest;
099	 
100	    } else {
101	        var $rest = $node/ *[local-name() == $pre];
102	        call extract($node = $rest, $path = $post);
103	    }
104	    }
105	}
106	 
107	template remove-namespaces ($node)
108	{
109	    <xsl:element name=local-name($node)> {
110	    for-each ($node/@*) {
111	        <xsl:attribute name=local-name(.)> {
112	        expr .;
113	        }
114	    }
115	    for-each ($node/*) {
116	        call remove-namespaces($node = .);
117	    }
118	    expr $node/text();
119	    }
120	}

XML Script Contents

01	<?xml version="1.0"?>
02	<script>
03	  <title>delta.slax</title>
04	  <author>phil</author>
05	  <synopsis>
06	    Compare the 'show' output in pre/post-check phases for delta identification
07	  </synopsis>
08	  <coe>op</coe>
09	  <type>system</type>
10	 
11	  <description>
12	This script is called in two passes. On the first pass, it is invoked without the filename argument and outputs data to be saved. At a later point, the script is invoked a second time, but this time the name of the saved file from the first pass is passed in as an argument. The data from this file is compared with the currently values and errors can be reported as needed. We use 'show system uptime" here as a simple example
13	 
14	  </description>
15	 
16	  <example>
17	    <title>Sample output</title>
18	    <description>The delta is reported</description>
19	    <output>example-1.output</output>
20	  </example>
21	 
22	  <xhtml:script xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"
23	                src="../../../../../web/leaf.js"
24	            type="text/javascript"/>
25	</script>