How to use handle_list_command method in avocado

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cli.py

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...40 def create_list_parser(self, subparsers, name):41 parser = subparsers.add_parser(name, help='List all domains')42 parser.add_argument('-p', '--show-permissions', action='store_true',43 help='Show what access level you have over each domain')44 def handle_list_command(self, api: MyDNSHostAPI, args):45 for name, access in api.get_domains().items():46 if args.show_permissions:47 print('%s [%s]' % (name, access))48 else:49 print(name)50class RecordsHandler(BaseHandler):51 def __init__(self):52 super().__init__({53 'list': (self.create_list_parser, self.handle_list_command),54 'add': (self.create_add_parser, self.handle_add_command),55 'rm': (self.create_remove_parser, self.handle_remove_command),56 }, 'Modify DNS records for a domain')57 def create_list_parser(self, subparsers, name):58 parser = subparsers.add_parser(name, help='List existing records')59 parser.add_argument('name', help='Domain to list records for')60 parser.add_argument('type', help='Type of the records to list', nargs='?')61 parser.add_argument('--show-ids', action='store_true', help='Show the internal IDs of records')62 def create_add_parser(self, subparsers, name):63 parser = subparsers.add_parser(name, help='Add a new record')64 parser.add_argument('name', help='FQDN of the record to add')65 parser.add_argument('type', help='Type of the record to add')66 parser.add_argument('content', help='Content of the record to add', nargs='+')67 parser.add_argument('--ttl', help='The TTL for the record')68 parser.add_argument('--priority', help='The priority for the record')69 parser.add_argument('--show-ids', action='store_true', help='Show the internal IDs of modified records')70 def create_remove_parser(self, subparsers, name):71 parser = subparsers.add_parser(name, help='Remove an existing record')72 parser.add_argument('name', help='FQDN of the record to remove')73 parser.add_argument('type', help='Type of the record to remove', nargs='?')74 parser.add_argument('content', help='Content of the record to remove', nargs='*')75 def handle_list_command(self, api: MyDNSHostAPI, args):76 domain = self.find_domain(api, args.name)77 name = args.name[:-len(domain)].strip('.')78 records = list(self.__filter_records(api.get_domain_records(domain), name, args.type))79 self.__print_records(domain, records, args.show_ids)80 if not records:81 print('No records found.')82 def handle_add_command(self, api: MyDNSHostAPI, args):83 domain = self.find_domain(api, args.name)84 name = args.name[:-len(domain)].strip('.')85 extras = {**({'ttl': args.ttl} if args.ttl else {}), **({'priority': args.priority} if args.priority else {})}86 records = [{'name': name, 'type': args.type, 'content': c, **extras} for c in args.content]87 result = api.set_domain_records(domain, {'records': records})88 if 'changed' in result and len(result['changed']):89 print('Records created:')...

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generate_http_load.py

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...71 print(f'Starting load generator for {server}')72 run_load_generator(server)73 else:74 print(f'Unknown backend response: {ready_message}')75def handle_list_command(socketIO, **kwargs):76 options = filter_with_fzf(request_list(socketIO))77 for option in options:78 handle_run_command(option, socketIO=socketIO, **kwargs)79def handle_run_all_command(socketIO, **kwargs):80 for server in request_list(socketIO):81 handle_run_command(server, socketIO, **kwargs)82def handle_quit_command(socketIO, **kwargs):83 return True84def handle_commands(socketIO):85 handlers_map = {86 'list': handle_list_command,87 'run': handle_run_command,88 'runall': handle_run_all_command,89 'help': handle_help_command,...

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merge.py

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...15def merge_lists(lists: List[ListCommand]):16 res: OrderedDict[int, ShoppingList] = OrderedDict()17 sorted_lists = sorted(lists, key=lambda x: x.timestamp)18 for a in sorted_lists:19 handle_list_command(a, res)20 return [x for x in res.values()]21def handle_list_command(a: ListCommand, res: Dict[int, ShoppingList]):22 if a.type is CommandType.CREATE:23 create_list(a, res)24 if a.type is CommandType.DELETE:25 delete_list(a, res)26def create_list(a: ListCommand, res: Dict[int, ShoppingList]):27 res[a.item.id] = ShoppingList(a.item.id, a.item.name)28def delete_list(a: ListCommand, res: Dict[int, ShoppingList]):29 if a.item.id in res:...

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