Which func to use to get all networks/cidr?

[tmudalagiri]

what is the function to use to get all networks?

[hemanthKa677]

Hi @tmudalagiri , there isn't function for this for now. We will add that feature to get the networks, but there are two conditions to get IPv4/v6 networks, and we can add the condition for checking all networks in a specific network_view.

[hemanthKa677]

Hi @tmudalagiri , there is an go client generator which will add the function that supports and includes this get all networks feature which is under review, so once that gets into the go client, then this function will work as per wapi api documentation.

[Awirbl]

hi @hemanthKa677 any information about this feature?
For the moment, I'm statically declaring the references of my networks in my conf. I don't know if there's a better way without this function available.

[JkhatriInfobox]

Hi @Awirbl,

You can retrieve data for any object using the following method.

netview2 := "default"
  sf2 := map[string]string{
    "network_view": netview2,
    "comment":      "test comment",
  }

queryParams2 := ibclient.NewQueryParams(false, sf2)

var res2 []ibclient.Network
var nw ibclient.Network
nw.SetReturnFields([]string{"extattrs", "network", "network_view", "comment"})

err = conn.GetObject(&nw, "network", queryParams2, &res2)
if err != nil {
    fmt.Println("Error: ", err)
} else {
    fmt.Println("res:", res2)
}

Outcome for the provided code snippet.
res: [{{[] map[]} network/ZG5zLm5ldHdvcmskMTIuMS4xLjAvMjYvMA:12.1.1.0/26/default default 12.1.1.0/26 map[Site:Uzbekistan] test comment}]

I believe this solution should resolve your concern.

[Awirbl]

Hello @JkhatriInfobox

Super cool, it actually works on the first try! I'm digging a bit deeper because I was missing some elements that weren't very clear in my documentation.

Thank you