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piexin 1.0.2
phpipam export to ansible inventory ini file
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

# piexin

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The **P**hp**I**pam **Ex**port **In**ventory for Ansible Inventory files.

## goals

This code can be used to export your phpipam data to an ansible inventory file.

- keep all data in one file
- one command, one task

## quickstart

### phpIPAM

* add an api account and get the api token for your app
* assign permissions
* set security to ssl with app token

![api key](resources/new_api_key.png "add api key")


* add a custom field to store your ansible groups

![custom_field](resources/custom_field.png "custom field")

### run piexin

Either store your api key to the environment variable named `PHPIPAM_TOKEN`
or provide the token in the commandline

minimal command:
```
piexin -u https://phpipam.example.com --app piexin
```

# complete help
```
usage: piexin [-h] [-u url] [-t token] [-a app] [-c certificate] [-o output]
              [-V] [-v]

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -u url, --url url     url of phpipam server api, defaults to
                        http://localhost
  -t token, --token token
                        api token, can also be stored in environment variable
                        PHPIPAM_TOKEN
  -a app, --app app     phpipam api appname
  -c certificate, --cert certificate
                        ssl cert from server if server is not trusted
  -o output, --output output
                        file to print inventory to
  -V, --version         print version
  -v, --verbose
```