How to use _print_diff method in localstack

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signaldiff

Source: signaldiff Github

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...15def run(args):16 file1 = args.LOG_FILE117 file2 = args.LOG_FILE218 print_sep = False19 def _print_diff(signalnum, filename, linenum, line, header=True):20 nonlocal print_sep21 if header:22 if print_sep:23 print()24 print('Signal', signalnum)25 print('{}:{}:'.format(filename, linenum), line)26 print_sep = True27 with open(file1) as f1, open(file2) as f2:28 signal_count = 029 i = 030 lines2 = f2.readlines()31 lines2_length = len(lines2)32 line1_count = line2_count = 033 for line1 in f1.readlines():34 line1_count += 135 line1_s = line1.strip()36 if len(line1_s) == 0:37 continue38 line1_match = signal_pattern.match(line1_s)39 if not line1_match:40 continue41 signal_count += 142 while i < lines2_length:43 line2_s = lines2[i].strip()44 line2_count += 145 i += 146 if len(line2_s) == 0:47 continue48 line2_match = signal_pattern.match(line2_s)49 if line2_match:50 notime_line1 = '{} {}'.format(line1_match.group('direction'),51 line1_match.group('signal'))52 notime_line2 = '{} {}'.format(line2_match.group('direction'),53 line2_match.group('signal'))54 if args.ignore_time:55 cmp_line1 = notime_line156 cmp_line2 = notime_line257 else:58 if args.time_deviation:59 time1 = line1_match.group('time')60 time2 = line2_match.group('time')61 deviate = abs(float(time1) - float(time2)) > \62 args.time_deviation63 if not deviate and (notime_line1 == notime_line2):64 break65 cmp_line1 = line1_s66 cmp_line2 = line2_s67 if cmp_line1 != cmp_line2:68 _print_diff(signal_count, file1, line1_count, line1_s)69 _print_diff(signal_count, file2, line2_count, line2_s, False)70 break71 else:72 # Remaining lines for File 1 (if any).73 _print_diff(signal_count, file1, line1_count, line1_s)74 # Remaining lines for File 2 (if any).75 while i < lines2_length:76 line2_s = lines2[i].strip()77 line2_count += 178 i += 179 if len(line2_s) == 0:80 continue81 line2_match = signal_pattern.match(line2_s)82 if line2_match:83 signal_count += 184 _print_diff(signal_count, file2, line2_count, line2_s)85if __name__ == '__main__':86 parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()87 parser.add_argument('LOG_FILE1', type=str, help="Log file 1")88 parser.add_argument('LOG_FILE2', type=str, help="Log file 2")89 parser.add_argument('-i', '--ignore-time', action='store_true',90 help='Ignore timestamps')91 parser.add_argument('-t', '--time-deviation', type=float,92 help='Time deviation specified as a decimal number in '93 'milliseconds (ms)')94 args = parser.parse_args()...

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config.py

Source: config.py Github

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...18 19 with open(output_file, 'w') as output_file:20 for line in diff(diff1.splitlines(), diff2.splitlines(), tofile=tofile, fromfile=fromfile, lineterm=''):21 output_file.write(line + '\n')22def _print_diff(switch, remote_switch, diff1, diff2):23 tofile = '{} running configuration'.format(switch)24 fromfile = '{} running configuration'.format(remote_switch)25 26 print ''27 28 for line in diff(diff1.splitlines(), diff2.splitlines(), tofile=tofile, fromfile=fromfile, lineterm=''):29 if line[0] == '+':30 print '\033[32m' + line + '\033[0m'31 elif line[0] == '-':32 print '\033[31m' + line + '\033[0m'33 else:34 print line35 36 print ''37def get_running_config(switch, output_file):38 running_config = _get_config(switch)39 if output_file:40 log.info('Writing running config to file {}'.format(output_file))41 with open(output_file, 'w') as config_file:42 config_file.write(running_config)43 else:44 print ''45 print running_config46 print ''47def diff_config_file(switch, diff_file, output_file):48 running_config = _get_config(switch)49 with open(diff_file, 'r') as read_diff_file:50 file_to_diff = read_diff_file.read()51 log.info('Diffing {} running configuration against {}'.format(switch, diff_file))52 if output_file:53 _send_diff_to_file(switch, diff_file, running_config, file_to_diff, output_file)54 else:55 _print_diff(switch, diff_file, running_config, file_to_diff)56def diff_config_switch(switch, remote_switch, output_file):57 local_running_config = _get_config(switch)58 remote_running_config = _get_config(remote_switch)59 log.info('Getting config differences between {} and {}'.format(switch, remote_switch))60 if output_file:61 _send_diff_to_file(switch, remote_switch, local_running_config, remote_running_config, output_file)62 else:63 _print_diff(switch, remote_switch, local_running_config, remote_running_config)64 65 66def reload(switch):67 session = Session().ssh(switch)68 reload_output = session.send_command('/​etc/​init.d/​quagga force-reload')69 70 log.info('Command sent. Waiting 5 seconds to check status')71 time.sleep(5)72 confirmation_output = session.send_command('ps -ef | grep quagga')73 74 result = confirmation_output.splitlines()75 76 if len(result) < 2:77 log.error('Restart of Quagga on {} was unsuccessful!'.format(target))...

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diff.py

Source: diff.py Github

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...25 mem[x][y] = result26 return mem27def print_diff(p, q):28 mem = _lcs(p, q)29 yield from _print_diff(p, q, mem, len(p), len(q))30def _print_diff(p, q, mem, x, y):31 if x > 0 and y > 0 and p[x - 1] == q[y - 1]:32 yield from _print_diff(p, q, mem, x - 1, y - 1)33 yield (' ', p[x - 1])34 elif y > 0 and (x == 0 or mem[x][y - 1] >= mem[x - 1][y]):35 yield from _print_diff(p, q, mem, x, y - 1)36 yield ('+', q[y - 1])37 elif x > 0 and (y == 0 or mem[x][y - 1] < mem[x - 1][y]):38 yield from _print_diff(p, q, mem, x - 1, y)...

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