How to use get_plugin_details method in localstack

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__main__.py

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...8# password='chris1234'9# )10# #cr = client.list_compute_resources()11# cr = client.get_compute_resources_details()12# pl = client.get_plugin_details(plugin_id = 2)13# print(pl)14# #print(json.dumps(pl, sort_keys=True, indent=4))15# match = client.check_plugin_compute_env('pl-s3retrieve')16# #pl = client.get_plugin_resources()17@click.group()18@click.pass_context19@click.option('--username', default='chris', help='Username for ChRIS')20@click.option('--password', default='chris1234',21 help='Password for ChRIS')22# MOC ADDR: 128.31.26.13123@click.option('--address', default='http://'+ '128.31.26.131' +':8000/api/v1/', help='Address for ChRIS')24def main(context, username, password, address):25 context.ensure_object(dict)26 context.obj['client'] = ChrisClient(27 address=address,28 username=username,29 password=password30 )31@main.command('get_plugin_details')32@click.pass_context33@click.option('--id', '--plugin_id', default=None, help='Get a plugin\'s details from given plugin id.')34@click.option('--name', '--plugin_name', default=None, help='Get a plugin\'s details from given plugin name.')35def get_plugin_details(context, id, name):36 '''37 Get a plugin\'s details.\n38 Pass in type first (--id or --plugin_id or --name or --plugin_name) then the argument.\n39 Example: \n40 \t$ chrisclient get_plugin_details --id 1\n41 \t$ chrisclient get_plugin_details --plugin_name pl-simplefsapp42 '''43 client = context.obj['client']44 if id is not None:45 try:46 plugin_id = int(id)47 except ValueError:48 print('Invalid plugin id.')49 exit(-1)50 try:51 json_print(client.get_plugin_details(plugin_id=plugin_id))52 except PluginNotFoundError:53 print('No plugin found with that ID.')54 elif name is not None:55 plugin_name = name56 try:57 json_print(client.get_plugin_details(plugin_name=plugin_name))58 except PluginNotFoundError:59 print('No plugin found with that name.')60 else:61 print("Invalid argument. Specify '--id' or '--plugin_id' or '--name', '--plugin_name'")62 exit(-1)63@main.command('list_compute_resources')64@click.pass_context65def list_compute_resources(context):66 '''67 List all available the compute resources68 Example: \n69 \t$ chrisclient list_compute_resources70 '''71 client = context.obj['client']...

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get_all_plugin.py

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...10 '''11 jenkins_url = 'http://jenkins.alexrhino.net:8080'12 server = Jenkins(jenkins_url, username='smilentrhino', password='IWontTellU')13 return server14def get_plugin_details():15 # Refer Example #1 for definition of function 'get_server_instance'16 server = get_server_instance()17 all_plugins = {'default_plugins':[]}18 for plugin in server.get_plugins().values():19 print "Short Name:%s" % (plugin.shortName)20 print "Long Name:%s" % (plugin.longName)21 print "Version:%s" % (plugin.version)22 print "URL:%s" % (plugin.url)23 print "Active:%s" % (plugin.active)24 print "Enabled:%s" % (plugin.enabled)25 all_plugins['default_plugins'].append(26 { 'name': plugin.shortName, 'version' : plugin.version}27 )28 print json.dumps(all_plugins)29 with open('bb_mobile_jenkins_all_plugins','w') as f:30 json.dump(all_plugins, f)31 return all_plugins32if __name__ == '__main__':33 print get_server_instance().version...

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jenkins.py

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1#!/bin/python2from jenkinsapi import jenkins3def get_server_instance():4 return jenkins.Jenkins('http://192.168.10.13:8080', 'krahul', 'ebbd7121de324db16ccdc304111be3d4',timeout=10)5def get_plugin_details():6 # Refer Example #1 for definition of function 'get_server_instance'7 server = get_server_instance()8 print "Total number of plugins installed: %s" % (len(server.get_plugins().keys()))9 for plugin in server.get_plugins().values():10 print "Short Name:%s" % (plugin.shortName)11 print "Long Name:%s" % (plugin.longName)12 print "Version:%s" % (plugin.version)13 print "URL:%s" % (plugin.url)14 print "Active:%s" % (plugin.active)15 print "Enabled:%s" % (plugin.enabled)...

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