Accessing Nautobot Apps

Nautobot allows for the expansion of the core application with the support of additional applications to be installed on top of Nautobot. To that, the SDK should support this capability. A couple of examples include accessing job results or the applications.

Accessing Job ResultsAccess Application Endpoints

In [1]: import pynautobot

In [2]: nautobot = pynautobot.api("https://demo.nautobot.com", token=nautobot_api_token)

In [3]: jobs_results = getattr(nautobot.extras, "job-results")

In [4]: jobs_results
Out[4]: <pynautobot.core.endpoint.Endpoint at 0x1047929a0>

In [5]: jobs_results.all()
Out[5]:
[plugins/nautobot_golden_config.jobs/AllGoldenConfig,
plugins/nautobot_golden_config.jobs/AllGoldenConfig,
DeviceConnectionsReport,
VerifyPrimaryIP,
VerifyPlatform,
VerifyHostnames,
VerifyHasRack,
VerifyCircuitTermination,
device lifecycle,
device lifecycle,
templates,
templates,
data,
data,
configs,
configs,
backups,
backups,
colo,
colo,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
pops,
devicetypes,
devicetypes,
circuits,
manufacturers,
regions,
users]

This demonstrates accessing the Device Lifecycle Management endpoints.

import pynautobot

nautobot = pynautobot.api(
    url="http://localhost:8000",
    token="d6f4e314a5b5fefd164995169f28ae32d987704f",
)

test = getattr(nautobot.plugins, "nautobot-device-lifecycle-mgmt")

cves = test.cve.all()