This Python SDK provides a convenient and reasonably simple way to interact with the Cisco Hyperfabric API. It is automatically generated and should serve as a helpful starting point for Python developers. Please be aware that:

• SDK Completeness: This SDK was generated automatically. Some endpoints or features might be incomplete or may have not been tested as you would expect.
• Support: No formal support is available for this SDK. Use it at your own risk.

Use this SDK with caution and thoroughly test your integrations.

• Automatically generated from the Hyperfabric OpenAPI specification
• Provides Python functions for each API endpoint and HTTP verb
• Includes error handling
• Provides example code for each function, demonstrating payload structure and parameter usage

1. Authentication:

   • Obtain a Bearer Token from the Hyperfabric web UI
   • Export the token as an environment variable called AUTH_TOKEN (export AUTH_TOKEN=<token>)
   • Import auth_config in your client code; this builds the HTTP authentication header

2. Usage:

   • Import the generated Python SDK or specific functions from the SDK into your project
   • Refer to the docstrings within each function for detailed usage instructions, including parameter types and example payloads
   • Inspect the test_SDK.py example provided for your convenience (launch with python test_SDK.py SDK-Test)

from hyperfabric_SDK import get_fabrics, create_fabric import auth_config # Get a list of fabrics fabrics = get_fabrics() if fabrics: print("Fabrics:", fabrics) # Create a new fabric (Remember to replace with your actual token) fabric_id = create_fabric(fabric_name="my-new-fabric", description="A test fabric", location="HQ", address="Test Address", city="Test City", country="US", labels=["test", "example"]) if fabric_id: print(f"Successfully created fabric with ID: {fabric_id}") else: print("Fabric Creation Failed")