+#
# Thierry Parmentelat - INRIA
-# $Id$
-# $URL$
#
# Accessors_site.py is the place where you can define your own local tag accessors
# this will not be overwritten through rpm upgrades
#
-# Now that Sites are taggable too, the name may be confusing, think of is as
-# Accessors_local.py
+# Historical note: now that Sites are taggable too, the name may be confusing,
+# think of this as Accessors_local.py
+#
+# to ensure creation of new tag_types, just run
+# service plc start accessors
+# also for the running API to take the new accessors into account, you need to
+# apachectl restart
+# or to stay on the safe side, simply do
+# service plc restart
#
# methods denotes the set of methods (names) that get inserted into the API
# it is updated by define_accessors
from PLC.Slices import Slice
from PLC.Sites import Site
from PLC.Persons import Person
-#from PLC.Ilinks import Ilink
-from PLC.Accessors.Factory import define_accessors, all_roles, tech_roles
+from PLC.Accessors.Factory import define_accessors, all_roles, person_roles, tech_roles
import sys
current_module = sys.modules[__name__]
#### example : attach vlan ids on interfaces
-# The third argument expose_in_api is a boolean flag that tells whether this tag may be handled
-# through the Add/Get/Update methods as a native field
#
#define_accessors(current_module, Interface, "Vlan", "vlan",
# "interface/general", "tag for setting VLAN id",
# get_roles=all_roles, set_roles=tech_roles)
+#
+# The optional expose_in_api is a boolean flag that tells whether this tag may be handled
+# through the Add/Get/Update methods as a native field
+# e.g.
+#define_accessors(current_module, Node, "Foo", "foo",
+# "node/example", "my own description for foo",
+# get_roles=all_roles, set_roles=all_roles)
+# will let you do
+# GetNodes ( {'foo':'*bar*'},['hostname','foo'])
+#
+#