GitHub - canonical/netplan: Declarative network configuration for various backends (original) (raw)

Website

http://netplan.io

Documentation

An overview of the architecture can be found at netplan.io/design

Find the full documentation for Netplan on "Read the Docs".

To contribute documentation, these steps should get you started:

1. Fork and clone the repo:

git clone git@github.com:your_user_name/netplan.git  

1. Create a new branch:

git checkout -b <your_branch_name>  

1. Navigate to the doc/ directory and make your contribution:
2. View your documentation in the browser by running the make command from within the doc/ directory:
3. Test your contribution to ensure good quality.
4. Push your contribution to GitHub and create a pull request.

If you face issues, refer to our comprehensive contribution guide.

Build dependencies

Install the required build and test dependencies (Ubuntu/Debian):

sudo apt install
build-essential
pkg-config
meson
libglib2.0-dev
libyaml-dev
libsystemd-dev
uuid-dev
bash-completion
python3-dev
python3-cffi
python3-coverage
python3-pytest
python3-pytest-cov
pyflakes3
pycodestyle
libcmocka-dev
gcovr
pandoc

Build using Meson

A Makefile wrapper is also provided for simplified usage. For that approach, please refer to the Build using Makefile section below.

Steps to build Netplan using the Meson build system inside the build/ directory:

• meson setup build --prefix=/usr [-Db_coverage=true]
• meson compile -C build
• meson test -C build --verbose [TEST_NAME]
• meson install -C build --destdir ../tmproot

Build using Makefile

Convenience targets are available via make:

• make or make default
  Set up the build directory (_build) and build the project
• make check
  Build and run all tests in _build
• make linting
  Run Meson linting and codestyle test targets
• make install [DESTDIR=../tmproot]
  Build and install into a staging root (defaults to ../tmproot)
• make clean
  Remove generated build and test artifacts
• make run ARGS='<command>'
  Run the locally built netplan CLI with the appropriate environment, for example, to run netplan help:

Test local build

After running:

the locally built netplan can be tested without installing it system-wide:

$ make run ARGS=""

This wrapper sets the required environment variables (such as NETPLAN_GENERATE_PATH) automatically. These are needed because the Python CLI resolves binary and library paths at runtime.

As an example, let's use make run to run netplan info:

$ make run ARGS="info"

output:

netplan.io: website: "https://netplan.io/" features:

• dhcp-use-domains
• auth-phase2 ...

Bug reports

Please file bug reports in Launchpad.

Contact us

Please join us on IRC in #netplan at Libera.Chat.

Our mailing list is here.

Email the list at netplan-developers@lists.launchpad.net.