Merge pull request #28 from DMTF/1.0.0-Tagging

1.0.0 Tagging

AUTHORS.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-
 # Original Contribution:
-* Paul Vancil - Dell Inc. -- Dell Extreme Scale Infrastructure (ESI) Architecture Team
 
+* Paul Vancil - Dell Inc. -- Dell Extreme Scale Infrastructure (ESI) Architecture Team
 
 # Other Key Contributions:
+
 * Joshua Giles - Dell Inc. -- Dell Extreme Scale Infrastructure (ESI)
 * Abhiram Ampabathina - Dell Inc. -- Dell Extreme Scale Infrastructure (ESI) Software Developer

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,6 +1,12 @@
-
 # Change Log
 
+## [1.0.0] - 2018-02-02
+- Added support for getting time statistics when collecting resources
+- Added support for pulling the $metadata resource
+- Added support for pulling the JSON Schema repository
+- Added support for pulling OEM resources
+- Fixed @odata.type parsing to include support for no versioning
+
 ## [0.9.3] - 2017-06-05
 - Cleaning help options
 - Create directory if specified by "-D" if it is not empty

README.md

@@ -1,20 +1,22 @@
-Copyright 2016 Distributed Management Task Force, Inc. All rights reserved.
+Copyright 2016-2018 Distributed Management Task Force, Inc. All rights reserved.
 
 # redfishMockupCreator
 
 ## About
+
 ***redfishMockupCreator*** is a python34 program that creates a redfish Mockup folder structure from a real live Redfish service.  This folder structure can then be mounted under the Redfish-Mockup-Server tool.
 
 The program executes Redfish GET requests to the Redfish service and saves the response in a directory structure like what is used for all Redfish mockups.
 
 As a result, it is a way to take a snapshot of a system
 
 ## Usage
+
 * copy the redfishMockupCreate.py file and /redfishtoollib folder (with 2 files) into a folder and execute with Python3.4 or later.
- * Note that this program uses the redfishtool transport and serviceRoot API routines which are in the /redfishtoollib folder
-
+* Note that this program uses the redfishtool transport and serviceRoot API routines which are in the /redfishtoollib folder
 
 ### Options
+
 ```
    redfishMockupCreate  [-VhvqS] -u<user> -p<passwd> -r<rpath> [-A<auth>] [-D<directoryPath>] -d [<descriptionString>]
    -V,          --version             -- show redfishMockupCreate version, and exit
@@ -36,23 +38,28 @@ As a result, it is a way to take a snapshot of a system
 ```
 
 ##  Python Requirement
+
 **The `requests` package is required.**
 
 - On Windows, navigate to your Python folder via CMD.
 
-	`cd C:\Python36\`
+    `cd C:\Python36\`
+
 - run the command line
 
     `python -m pip install requests`
 
 ##  Example
+
 ### Create a directory that is the name of the mockup you are creating
+
 * fyi-mockup-creator wont create the directory, if the dir doesn’t exist, it exits with error
 * fyi-also, it won’t over-write the data in an existing directory--if you want to re-run and store the mockup in the same directory, you have to remove all of the files under the dir so make the directory under mymockups
 
 `cd $HOME/mymockups && mkdir C6320mockup9`
 
 ### Now run the creator
+
 * Assuming you downloaded the Redfish-Mockup-Creator to $HOME/redfishtools/Redfish-Mockup-Creator
 
 `cd $HOME/redfishtools/Redfish-Mockup-Creator`
@@ -61,8 +68,8 @@ As a result, it is a way to take a snapshot of a system
 * Set the IP address of the Redfish server you are going to get the mockup from
     * MYC6320IP=129.168.0.9  #ex
 
-`python3.4 ./redfishMockupCreate.py –r $MYC6320IP –u root –p calvin –S –A Basic –D “$HOME/mymockups/C6320mockup9” \
-          -d “this is my mockup of a real C6320 in rack33" -C "Copyright 2016 Contoso.com Inc. All rights reserved."`
+`python3.4 ./redfishMockupCreate.py -r $MYC6320IP -u root -p calvin -S -A Basic -D "$HOME/mymockups/C6320mockup9" \
+          -d "this is my mockup of a real C6320 in rack33" -C "Copyright 2016 Contoso.com Inc. All rights reserved."`
 
      -r <ip> is the ip address of the server you are pulling the mockup from
      -u, -p is user/password
@@ -72,9 +79,7 @@ As a result, it is a way to take a snapshot of a system
      -d <descriptionString>   is a short description you can add that it appends to the READ file  at the top of the mockup.`
 
 ## Notes
-* Since a real redfish service can implement any URI it wants (they don't have to start with /redfish/v1), this creates a "tall mockup".  That is, it starts creating a directory structure with everything below the IP address of the remote service---it therefore includes /redfish/v1 in the directory structure.
-
-* Initial version: 0.9.1  provides mockup tree based on redfish 1.0 schemas.
-Some new resources that were added after 1.0 are not included (eg .../Systems/<sysId>/Memory)
-* This version does not walk the SPMF schema to find navigation links, but uses a couple of simple structures at the top of the program.   We will add additional navigation properties (eg Memory, Drives,...) in next release.
 
+* Since a real redfish service can implement any URI it wants (they don't have to start with /redfish/v1), this creates a "tall mockup".  That is, it starts creating a directory structure with everything below the IP address of the remote service---it therefore includes /redfish/v1 in the directory structure.
+* Initial version: 0.9.1  provides mockup tree based on redfish 1.0 schemas.  Some new resources that were added after 1.0 are not included (eg .../Systems/<sysId>/Memory)
+* This version does not walk the SPMF schema to find navigation links, but uses a couple of simple structures at the top of the program.  We will add additional navigation properties (eg Memory, Drives,...) in next release.

redfishMockupCreate.py

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 # Copyright 2016 Distributed Management Task Force, Inc. All rights reserved.
 # License: BSD 3-Clause License. For full text see link: https://github.com/DMTF/Redfish-Mockup-Creator/LICENSE.md
 
-# redfishMockupCreate:  ver 0.9.1
+# redfishMockupCreate
 #
 # contains:
 #
@@ -160,8 +160,8 @@ def main(argv):
     # set default verbose level to 1.  so -v will cause verbose level to go to 2
     rft.verbose=1
     rft.program="redfishMockupCreate"
-    rft.version="0.9.3"
-    rft.releaseDate="05/28/2017"
+    rft.version="1.0.0"
+    rft.releaseDate="02/02/2018"
     rft.secure="Never"
     rft.waitTime=5
     rft.timeout=20