Modules

OneFuse Python Module methods

Refer to Getting started for prerequisites, resources and more.

After configuring OneFuse Manager, make REST calls to OneFuse and use provided methods to easily integrate with OneFuse Modules.

• Visit the GitHub Repo: OneFuse Python Module
• Go to onefuse > admin.py to easily use OneFuse Python Module Methods.

Get list of available methods

Quickly print a list of available methods for the OneFuseManager class.

# Run the following in the Python Console
# Returns a list of all methods (ignores properties)
method_list = [method for method in dir(OneFuseManager) if method.startswith('__') is False]
print(method_list)

Get inline documentation on available methods

Quickly get help on available methods for the OneFuseManager class.

#Run the following in the Python Console
help(OneFuseManager)

## Get help on a specific OneFuseManager method ##
#Format: help(ofm.<methodName>)
#Example uses the 'render' method
help(OneFuseManager.render)

Method names for OneFuse modules

Summary of available method names for OneFuse Modules. Refer to each module page for further details on expected input parameters.

Link OneFuse managed objects for a deployment

Utilize a Tracking ID to link multiple different OneFuse Policy Executions together along with the resulting OneFuse Managed Objects.

create_tracking_id(): Generate a unique Tracking ID to link OneFuse Policy Executions and the resulting Managed Objects together.

get_tracking_id_from_mo('<Path to OneFuse Managed Object>'): Get the Tracking ID from a OneFuse Managed Object.

add_tracking_id_to_headers('<Tracking ID>'): Add Tracking ID into request headers. Use when making custom requests to OneFuse instead of using the OneFuse Python Module methods provided.

Learn more about OneFuse Tracking ID.

OneFuse module methods output