semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
genie.conf 19.12.1b0
Genie Conf: Configures topology through Python object attributes
License: Apache 2.0
Requires Python: >=3.4
Keywords: genie pyats test automation

Genie Conf Component
====================

Genie is both a library framework and a test harness that facilitates rapid
development, encourage re-usable and simplify writing test automation. Genie bundled with
the modular architecture of pyATS framework accelerates and simplifies test
automation leveraging all the perks of the Python programming language in an
object-orienting fashion.

pyATS is an end-to-end testing ecosystem, specializing in data-driven and
reusable testing, and engineered to be suitable for Agile, rapid development
iterations. Extensible by design, pyATS enables developers start with small,
simple and linear test cases, and scale towards large, complex and asynchronous
test suites.

Genie was initially developed internally in Cisco, and is now available to the
general public starting early 2018 through `Cisco DevNet`_. Visit the Genie
home page at

    https://developer.cisco.com/site/pyats/

.. _Cisco DevNet: https://developer.cisco.com/


Conf Package
------------

This is a sub-component of Genie that Configures topology through Python object
attributes, featuring a common object structure. These object's structures
means that they are compatible with all operating systems and Management
Interfaces (such as CLI/Yang/REST, etc.)

Requirements
------------

Genie currently supports Python 3.4+ on Linux & Mac systems. Windows platforms
are not yet supported.

Quick Start
-----------

.. code-block:: console

    # install genie as a whole
    $ pip install genie

    # to upgrade this package manually
    $ pip install --upgrade genie.conf

    # to install alpha/beta versions, add --pre
    $ pip install --pre genie.conf



For more information on setting up your Python development environment,
such as creating virtual environment and installing ``pip`` on your system, 
please refer to `Virtual Environment and Packages`_ in Python tutorials.

.. _Virtual Environment and Packages: https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/venv.html