How to display config true leaf's is default show

YANG
1

hi,
is there any way to display all config true and config false leaf’s defined in yang in default show, without defining manual show template for output rendering.

thanks.

2

Hi,

Do you mean something like(?):

$ pwd
/home/tailf/confd-6.3/examples.confd/cdb_oper/ifstatus
$ make all start
$ confd_cli -u admin -C
# show interfaces ; show running-config interfaces
NAME  BYTES      PACKETS  ERRORS  DROPPED  BYTES      PACKETS  ERRORS  DROPPED  COLLISIONS  
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
lo    574584250  1416245  0       0        574584250  1416245  0       0        0           

interfaces interface lo
 address 127.0.0.1
  prefix-length 8
 !
!
3

You could for example implement your own show command that use the confd_load tool:

$ confd_load -o -F c -p /interfaces 
interfaces interface lo
 status receive bytes 574719737
 status receive packets 1417516
 status receive errors 0
 status receive dropped 0
 status transmit bytes 574719737
 status transmit packets 1417516
 status transmit errors 0
 status transmit dropped 0
 status transmit collisions 0
 address 127.0.0.1
  prefix-length 8
 !
!
4

hi ,
in my requirement i want to display both config false and config true leafs as part of single show command…
list abc{
key name

leaf name{
…
}
leaf ip{
…
}
leaf status{
config false;
}

when ever i do show on above list.
ex…
#show abc
name : example
ip :0.0.0.0
status :reject

i want to above output,is this possible??

5

You need to implement something yourself as that feature is not available in a c-style CLI.

For example, if you are ok with using the confd_load command and have the user just provide a keypath, you could put something like this in your clispec

    <cmd name="show-all">
      <info>Show config and oper data</info>
      <help>Run confd_load -o -F c -p /your/path/here.</help>
      <callback>
        <exec>
          <osCommand>confd_load</osCommand>
          <args>-u $(user) -g $(groups) -o -F c</args>
          <options>
            <uid>confd</uid>
          </options>
        </exec>
      </callback>
      <params>
        <param>
          <info>&lt;path&gt;</info>
          <help>/path/to/show.</help>
          <flag>-p</flag>
        </param>
      </params>
    </cmd>