certdeploy package¶
Subpackages¶
- certdeploy.client package
- certdeploy.server package
Submodules¶
certdeploy.errors module¶
Exceptions to use with both CertDeploy servers and CertDeploy clients.
- exception certdeploy.errors.ConfigError[source]¶
Bases:
CertDeployErrorConfiguration error.
- exception certdeploy.errors.ConfigInvalid(key: str, value: Any, must: str = None, config_desc: str = '')[source]¶
Bases:
ConfigErrorInvalid configuration exception.
- Parameters:
key – The config key.
value – The value given in the config.
must – If the value must have been something set this to be that thing. Defaults to None.
config_desc – The description of the config if needed. Defaults to an empty string.
Example
An example of formatting using must.
- ConfigInvalid(
‘renew_unit’, None, must=’not be a weekday if renew_every is set and not’
‘ 1’
- ) -> (‘Invalid value “None” for renew_unit. renew_unit ‘
‘must not be a weekday if renew_every is set and ‘ ‘not 1.’)
- exception certdeploy.errors.ConfigInvalidChoice(key: str, value: Any, choices: list[Any], quote: bool = True, config_desc: str = '')[source]¶
Bases:
ConfigInvalidInvalid configuration from selection.
Note
choices is a list of two or more choices. An exception is raised from this exception if a list of length one is given. The universe may impload if that happens.
- Parameters:
key – The config key.
value – The value given in the config.
must – If the value must have been something set this to be that thing. Defaults to None. See ConfigInvalid for an example.
choices – A list of two or more valid values for the config. If there are only two choices they will be listed as ‘either A or B’. If there are three or more choices they will be listed as a comma separated list with and oxford comma and an or for the last choice.
quote – If True add double quotes to the choices. Defaults to True.
config_desc – The description of the config if needed. Defaults to an empty string.
- Raises:
ValueError – When the number of choices is invalid.
- exception certdeploy.errors.ConfigInvalidNumber(key: str, value: Any, is_type: str = 'number', optional: bool = False, gt: str = None, lt: str = None, ge: str = None, le: str = None, config_desc: str = '')[source]¶
Bases:
ConfigInvalidInvalid numeric configuration exception.
- Parameters:
key – The config key.
value – The value given in the config.
is_type – The name of the required number type. Defaults to ‘number’.
optional – If True ‘if set’ is added to the end of the message. Defaults to False.
gt – Changes the phrasing to reflect the config must be ‘greater than’ the value of gt. Defaults to None.
lt – Changes the phrasing to reflect the config must be ‘less than’ the value of lt. Defaults to None.
ge – Changes the phrasing to reflect the config must be ‘greater than or equal to’ the value of ge. Defaults to None.
le – Changes the phrasing to reflect the config must be ‘less than or equal to’ the value of le. Defaults to None.
config_desc – The description of the config if needed. Defaults to an empty string.
- exception certdeploy.errors.ConfigInvalidPath(key: str, value: str, exist: bool = True, writable: bool = False, bad_format: bool = False, is_type: str = '', config_desc: str = '')[source]¶
Bases:
ConfigInvalidInvalid file system path configuation exception.
Note
One or more of bad_format, exist, or writable must be True or an exception is raised from this exception . The universe may impload if that happens.
- Parameters:
key – The config key.
value – The value given in the config.
exist – If True the path must exist. Defaults to True.
writable – If True the path must be writable. Defaults to False.
bad_format – If True the format of value is invalid. Defaults to False.
is_type – If set the message will be phrased as needing to be the value of is_type. Defaults to an empty string.
config_desc – The description of the config if needed. Defaults to an empty string.
- Raises:
ValueError – When one or more of bad_format, exist, or writable must be True.
Module contents¶
Shared CertDeploy code.
- class certdeploy.LogLevel(value)[source]¶
Bases:
EnumLogging levels and utilities.
- CRITICAL = 'CRITICAL'¶
- DEBUG = 'DEBUG'¶
- ERROR = 'ERROR'¶
- INFO = 'INFO'¶
- WARNING = 'WARNING'¶
- class certdeploy.Logger(name: str)[source]¶
Bases:
objectA logging helper with some modified behavior.
- Parameters:
name – The name of the logging.Logger.
- error(*args: Any, exc_info=None, **kwargs)[source]¶
Log an error message.
See logging.error for details. This method differs from logging.error in the following ways:
- If the first argument is an exception it’s formatted so the type
is given and not just the message.
exc_info is ignored if the log level is anything but DEBUG.
- certdeploy.format_error(err: Exception, message_format: str = '{name}: {message}') str[source]¶
Format errors consistently.
- Parameters:
err – The exception to format.
message_format – The format string (.format style) to apply the error to. The keys name and message are passed to the format string. Defaults to ‘{name}: {message}’.
- Returns:
A formatted string with the name and message of the given error.
- certdeploy.set_log_properties(logger_name: str, log_filename: PathLike, log_level: int | str | LogLevel = None, msg_format: str = '%(levelname)s:%(name)s: %(message)s', date_format: str = '%Y.%m.%d-%H:%M:%S')[source]¶
Set logger properties.
- Parameters:
logger_name – The name of the logger.
log_filename – The path to the log file.
log_level – The desired log level. Defaults to LogLevel.ERROR.
msg_format – The format for the each log entry. Defaults to DEFAULT_LOG_FORMAT.
date_format – The date format for each log entry. This is only used if the msg_format has the date in it. Defaults to DEFAULT_LOG_DATE_FORMAT.
- certdeploy.set_paramiko_log_properties(log_filename: PathLike = None, log_level: int | str | LogLevel = None, msg_format: str = '%(levelname)s:%(name)s: %(message)s', date_format: str = '%Y.%m.%d-%H:%M:%S')[source]¶
Set the paramiko logger properties.
- Parameters:
log_filename – The path to the log file.
log_level – The desired log level. Defaults to LogLevel.ERROR.
msg_format – The format for the each log entry. Defaults to DEFAULT_LOG_FORMAT.
date_format – The date format for each log entry. This is only used if the msg_format has the date in it. Defaults to DEFAULT_LOG_DATE_FORMAT.