How to use list_security_group_rules method in tempest

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base_security_groups.py

Source:base_security_groups.py

...48    def _create_security_group_rule(self, **kwargs):49        rule_create_body = self.client.create_security_group_rule(**kwargs)50        # List rules and verify created rule is in response51        rule_list_body = (52            self.client.list_security_group_rules())53        rule_list = [rule['id']54                     for rule in rule_list_body['security_group_rules']]55        self.assertIn(rule_create_body['security_group_rule']['id'],56                      rule_list)57        self.addCleanup(self._delete_security_group_rule,58                        rule_create_body['security_group_rule']['id'])59        return rule_create_body60    def _show_security_group_rule(self, **kwargs):61        show_rule_body = self.client.show_security_group_rule(kwargs['id'])62        for key, value in kwargs.items():63            self.assertEqual(value,64                             show_rule_body['security_group_rule'][key],65                             "%s does not match." % key)66    def _delete_security_group_rule(self, secgroup_rule_id):67        self.client.delete_security_group_rule(secgroup_rule_id)68        rule_list_body = self.client.list_security_group_rules()69        rule_list = [rule['id']70                     for rule in rule_list_body['security_group_rules']]71        self.assertNotIn(secgroup_rule_id, rule_list)72    def _test_create_show_delete_security_group_rule(self, **kwargs):73        # The security group rule is deleted by the cleanup call in74        # _create_security_group_rule.75        rule_create_body = (76            self._create_security_group_rule(**kwargs)['security_group_rule'])77        self._show_security_group_rule(78            id=rule_create_body['id'],79            protocol=rule_create_body['protocol'],80            direction=rule_create_body['direction'],...

SecurityGroupClassDef.py

Source:SecurityGroupClassDef.py

1# Security_Group class definition:2# TODO Test passing a list_Security_Group_Rules value into init3class Security_Group:4    def __init__(self,key_name='',group_name='',vpc_id='',group_id='',description='',list_Security_Group_Rules=None):5        self.key_name = key_name6        self.group_name = group_name7        print(group_name)8        self.vpc_id = vpc_id9        self.group_id = group_id10        self.description = description11        self.list_Security_Group_Rules = []12        if list_Security_Group_Rules is not None:13            [self.add_existing_rule(rule) for rule in list_Security_Group_Rules]14                15        16    # TODO Handle -2 values throughout code - don't want to write -2 to csv or try to send it to AWS17    # TODO Handle -1 ip_protocol which means that all open18    class Security_Group_Rule:19        def __init__(self,ip_protocol=-2,from_port=-2,to_port=-2,cidr_ip='',description=''):20            self.ip_protocol = ip_protocol21            if type(from_port) is str:22                try:23                    self.from_port = int(from_port)24                except:25                    print ('unable to initialize from_port value. setting to -2, since -1 is a valid value')26                    self.from_port = -227            else:28                self.from_port = from_port29            if type(to_port) is str:30                try:31                    self.to_port = int(to_port)32                except:33                    print ('unable to initialize to_port value. setting to -2, since -1 is a valid value')34                    self.to_port = -235            else:36                self.to_port = to_port37            self.cidr_ip = cidr_ip38            self.description = description39            40          41    # TODO: I don't think this works42    def add_existing_rule(self,security_group_rule):43        self.list_Security_Group_Rules.append(security_group_rule)44        45    def add_new_rule(self,data):46        self.list_Security_Group_Rules.append(self.Security_Group_Rule(*data))47        print (self.list_Security_Group_Rules)48    # assumes arguments have the same keys - length comparison is performed in compare_sg49    def compare_values(self,first_vars,second_vars):50        51        for key in first_vars.keys():52            if type(first_vars[key]) is not list:53                if first_vars[key] != second_vars[key]:54                    return False55        return True56                57        58    # compares classes and returns true if all the values in them are identical       59    def compare_sg(self, other_security_group):60        self_values = vars(self)61        other_values = vars(other_security_group)62        63        if len(self_values) != len(other_values):64            return False65        66        if len(self.list_Security_Group_Rules) != len(other_security_group.list_Security_Group_Rules):67            return False68        69        if not self.compare_values(self_values,other_values):70            return False71        for self_rule in self.list_Security_Group_Rules:72            rule_found = False73            for other_rule in other_security_group.list_Security_Group_Rules:74                if self.compare_values(vars(self_rule),vars(other_rule)):75                    rule_found = True76                    break77            if not rule_found:78                return False79        return True80        ...

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