Jinjamator is an automation framework built to make complex automation tasks as easy and boilerplate free as possible.
Jinjamator currently has following features:
- run tasks written in python3
- run tasks written in jinja2
- register functions via content plugin system for python3 and jinja2 tasks, to have the same functionality.
- run standalone as CLI application
- run as REST API daemon, exporting tasks via REST API
- gathering of required user inputs, determined by code inspection
- validation of user inputs
- log everthing to a database (daemon mode only, CLI is on roadmap)
- support of different (customer) environments
- distributed operation (daemon mode only)
- output plugin system to further process data generated by tasks (e.g.: generate excel files from everthing)
- includes a simple single-page javascript webapp for running tasks (automatically generates wizards from the task code)
- aaa for the API, including LDAP, local users and OpenID-Connect
For a list of content plugins see the `Content Plugins <https://jinjamator.readthedocs.io/en/latest/plugins/content/index.html>`_ section.
- console (print data to stdout)
- excel (create a xlsx from task data)
- apic (push data to cisco ACI)
- zabbix (stream data to zabbix)
- textfile (write return value into a textfile)
- json (generate formatted, optionally syntax highlighted json)
- ssh (send output via ssh to device)
- null (supress output)
Install jinjamator by running:
.. code:: shell
pip3 install pipx && pipx install jinjamator
Selected Roadmap items: - create more documentation - refactor frontend webapp
For documentation please refer to https://jinjamator.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
This project is licensed under the Apache License Version 2.0
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Boilerplate-free scripting and IT automation for python programmers
We found that jinjamator demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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