The NITRO API is the REST-like API to the Citrix ADC (aka NetScaler). This project provides a Golang SDK that can be used to make configuration API calls to a Citrix ADC.
The repository uses tags to identify which version of the NITRO API is used to generate the config packages.
The version scheme follows that of Citrix ADC versioning.
For example the tag v12.1.50.12 signifies that the jsonconfig files and the generated config files are taken from the same Citrix ADC version. In this instance it is Citrix ADC version 12.1 build 50.12 .
You can checkout a specific tag or download the corresponding release if you would like to use some version of the API other than the one pointed to by the master branch.
Import the SDK from github.com/piontekdd/go-nitro/netscaler. Config objects are available at github.com/piontekdd/go-nitro/config.
Instantiate a client using NewNitroClient
. To initialize the client from environment variables:
export NS_URL=http://<ip-address>
export NS_LOGIN=<netscaler-username>
export NS_PASSWORD=<netscaler-password>
Config object types can be passed in as strings ("lbvserver"), or looked up from netscaler.<config object type>.Type()
The general pattern for NetScaler config objects is some combination of AddResource
, UpdateResource
, BindResource
, UnbindResource
and DeleteResource
. See the NITRO REST docs for more information.
package main
import (
"github.com/piontekdd/go-nitro/config/lb"
"github.com/piontekdd/go-nitro/netscaler"
)
function main() {
client, _ := netscaler.NewNitroClientFromEnv()
lb1 := lb.Lbvserver{
Name: "sample_lb",
Ipv46: "10.71.136.50",
Lbmethod: "ROUNDROBIN",
Servicetype: "HTTP",
Port: 8000,
}
result, err := client.AddResource(netscaler.Lbvserver.Type(), "sample_lb", &lb1)
if err == nil {
client.SaveConfig()
}
}
The structs
for the config objects under config/
are generated from JSON declarations in jsonconfig
. The JSON itself is generated by reverse engineering the official NITRO Java SDK (see https://github.com/chiradeep/json-nitro). To build the SDK, use make build
. To regenerate the Go structs from JSON, use make generate
The unit tests are invoked with make unit
. Note that they are actually functional tests and need a running NetScaler. The tests also need the environment variables NS_URL
, NS_LOGIN
and NS_PASSWORD
to be set.
If you specify https
in the URL then the client will use HTTPS. By default it will verify the presented certificate. If you want to use the default or self-signed certificates without verification, specify sslVerify=false
in the constructor NewNitroClientFromParams
or set the environment variable NS_SSLVERIFY
to false
and use the NewNitroClientFromEnv
constructor
Some REST operations are not yet supported:
- Pagination & filtering
- Count
- Unset
- Rename
- Idempotent Add/Update
- SSL Certificate operations:
- Link/Unlink
- Import
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