Hi Anton,
Your application2.py looks great. I just have a couple comments/suggestions. In your app, you are reading the entire device configuration. So, the result of the crud read operation will be instances of the class: ydk.models.configuration.Configuration(). To know what the attributes of this class are, you can either look at the documentation, which you can generate using generate.py, or look at the class itself (configuration.py) which contains docstrings with information about the class attributes and types of each attribute. Then you can print out the data in a human readable format, which is what your app is presumably trying to do.
For example, try the below code and modify it as you desire to print the read data:
def testJunos(configuration):
# Print attributes
print ('Configuration version: {}'.format(configuration.version)) # System version
print ('System host name: {}'.format(configuration.system.host_name)) # Hostname
print ('System login message: {}'.format(configuration.system.login.message)) # Login message
print()
# Iterate the configuration.system.login.user YList and print out members
for user in configuration.system.login.user:
print('User name: {}'.format(user.name))
print('User uid: {}'.format(user.uid))
print('User class: {}'.format(user.class_))
print()
# By default all the attributes are set to None, so you may need to check for this
if configuration.system.syslog.log_rotate_frequency is not None:
print('Syslog log rotate frequency: {}'.format(configuration.system.syslog.log_rotate_frequency))
# Iterate the configuration.system.syslog.user YList and print out members
for syslog_user in configuration.system.syslog.user:
print('Syslog user name: {}'.format(syslog_user.name))
for contents in syslog_user.contents:
print('Syslog contents name: {}'.format(contents.name))
print('Syslog contents emergency? {}'.format(contents.emergency == None))
