Initial push of codegen for Mikrotik RouterOS - routeros-fetch
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including newman (requires setup) and unit tests.
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New codegen for Mikrotik's RouterOS /tool/fetch command, in Postman terms named
routeros-fetch. The command is used on any Mikrotik router to run web services. But RouterOS syntax is not the easiest since it requires specific escaping. So this "snippet" will deal with mapping a Postman Request, with the right string encoding. Error and tips are presented as RouterOS comments in the snippet. Two new options are addedcommentaryto control if errors/tips are shown &styleto control to specific form of the command as it can be used interactively or as a variable in a larger script.Code was created using "npm boilerplate", with code/structure borrowed from
httpcodegen since RouterOS requires similar "raw-like" bodies. Added "test-unit" that verify the RouterOS codegen offline, similar to the http file codegen unit tests.The Newman tests do run successfully, except they require MikroTik RouterOS device running with SSH enabled to test (see codegen/routeros-fetch. I ran these manually.
See Issue #769 - Codegen push for Mikrotik RouterOS's /tool/fetch CLI command (routeros-fetch)