oneviewgolang

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HPE OneView golang bindings

HPE OneView allows you to treat your physical infrastructure as code, and now you can integrate your favorite tools based in golang with HPE OneView.

Build requirements

We use docker to build and test, run this project on a system that has docker. If you don't use docker, you will need to install and setup go-lang locally as well as any other make requirements. You can use USE_CONTAINER=false environment setting for make to avoid using docker. Otherwise make sure to have these tools:

• docker client and daemon
• gnu make tools

Testing your changes

From a container

make test

Without docker

• Install golang 1.5 or better
• Install go packages listed in .travis.yml

USE_CONTAINER=false make test

Contributing

Want to hack on oneview-golang? Please start with the Contributing Guide.

This code base is primarily consumed and used by the docker-machine-oneview project. We will follow contribution standards set by this project.

Hacking Guide

Use the hacking guide to run local acceptance testing and debugging local contributions. Currently test cases are not supported portion of our CI/CD approval process but might be made available from this test suite in the future. Contributions to the test suite is appreciated.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE for full license text.

Documentation

Overview

Package oneviewgolang This package should be used when working with api's for HP OneView and HP ICsp Stub package for version

Index

• Variables

Variables

var (
	// ConfigVersion dictates which version of the config.json format is
	// used. It needs to be bumped if there is a breaking change, and
	// therefore migration, introduced to the config file format.
	ConfigVersion = 1

	// Version should be updated by hand at each release
	Version = "0.5.5-dev"

	// GitCommit will be overwritten automatically by the build system
	GitCommit = "HEAD"
)