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Gohan Schema

Gohan server provides REST API based on gohan schema definitions. You can write gohan schema using json or YAML format. We will use YAML format in this document because of human reability.

You can take a look example schema definitions in etc/examples/

Here is an example defining network and subnet resource.

schemas:
- id: network
  namespace: neutron
  plural: networks
  prefix: /v2.0
  metadata:
    template_format: "template/network.yaml"
  schema:
    properties:
      description:
        default: ""
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Description
        type: string
        unique: false
      id:
        format: uuid
        permission:
        - create
        title: ID
        type: string
        unique: false
      name:
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Name
        type: string
        unique: false
      providor_networks:
        default: {}
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        properties:
          segmentaion_type:
            enum:
            - vlan
            - vxlan
            - gre
            type: string
          segmentation_id:
            minimum: 0
            type: integer
        title: Provider Networks
        type: object
        unique: false
      route_targets:
        default: []
        items:
          type: string
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: RouteTargets
        type: array
        unique: false
      tenant_id:
        format: uuid
        permission:
        - create
        title: Tenant
        type: string
        unique: false
    propertiesOrder:
    - id
    - name
    - description
    - providor_networks
    - route_targets
    - tenant_id
    type: object
  singular: network
  title: Network
- id: subnet
  parent: network
  plural: subnets
  prefix: /v2.0/neutron
  schema:
    properties:
      cidr:
        permission:
        - create
        title: Cidr
        type: string
        unique: false
      description:
        default: ""
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Description
        type: string
        unique: false
      id:
        format: uuid
        permission:
        - create
        type: string
        unique: false
      name:
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Name
        type: string
        unique: false
      tenant_id:
        format: uuid
        permission:
        - create
        title: TenantID
        type: string
        unique: false
    propertiesOrder:
    - id
    - name
    - description
    - cidr
    - tenant_id
    type: object
  singular: subnet
  title: subnet

Schemas

We will have a list of schemas to define a setup resources. Each schema will have following properties.

  • id -- resource id (unique)
  • singular -- singular form of the schema name
  • plural -- plural form of schema name
  • title -- use visible label of resource title
  • description -- a description of the schema
  • schema -- json schema

Schemas might also have any of the following optional properties.

  • parent -- the id of the parent schema
  • on_parent_delete_cascade -- cascading delete when parent resource deleted
  • namespace -- resource namespace
  • prefix -- resource path prefix
  • metadata -- application specific schema metadata (object)
  • type -- can be abstract or empty string (see more in schema inheritance)
  • extends -- list of base schemas

You need these information to define REST API. Please see json schema specification http://json-schema.org/

Note that each resource must have unique "id" attribute for identity for the each resources. You should also define "tenant_id" attribute if you want to use owner-based access control described in policy section later. In case no tenant_id is specified and owner-based access control is not enabled, tenant_id will be assigned based on the authentication token used.

"singular" and "plural" attributes are used for wrapping returned resources in additional dictionary during show and list calls respectively. "plural" is also used during access URL constructions.

Namespace is an optional parameter that can be used to group schemas. If a namespace has been specified, full namespace prefix will be prepended to the schema prefix- see :ref:`namespace section <section-namespace>` for details.

You can use following properties in json schema.

Schema Inheritance

You can define an abstract schema by setting type="abstract". Schemas can be derived from an abstract schema by using the keyword "extends". JSON schema, metadata and action will be merged when a schema is extended. prefix value and parent value will be set if not specified.

schemas:
- description: base
  type: abstract
  id: base
  metadata:
    state_versioning: true
  plural: bases
  prefix: /v2.0
  schema:
    properties:
      description:
        description: Description
        default: ""
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Description
        type: string
        unique: false
      id:
        description: ID
        permission:
        - create
        title: ID
        type: string
        unique: false
      name:
        description: Name
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Name
        type: string
        unique: false
      tenant_id:
        description: Tenant ID
        permission:
        - create
        title: Tenant
        type: string
        unique: false
    propertiesOrder:
    - id
    - name
    - description
    - tenant_id
    type: object
  singular: base
  title: base
- description: Network
  id: network
  extends:
  - base
  plural: networks
  schema:
    properties:
      providor_networks:
        description: Providor networks
        default: {}
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        properties:
          segmentaion_type:
            enum:
            - vlan
            - vxlan
            - gre
            type: string
          segmentation_id:
            minimum: 0
            type: integer
        title: Provider Networks
        type: object
        unique: false
      route_targets:
        description: Route targets
        default: []
        items:
          type: string
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: RouteTargets
        type: array
        unique: false
      shared:
        description: Shared
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Shared
        type: boolean
        unique: false
        default: false
    propertiesOrder:
    - providor_networks
    - route_targets
    - shared
    type: object
  singular: network
  title: Network

Metadata

  • type (string)

    you can specify schema type. For example, gohan-webui will use this value to determine wheather we show this schema link in the side menu

  • nosync (boolean)

    if nosync is true, we don't sync this resource for sync backend.

  • state_versioning (boolean)

    whether to support :ref:`state versioning <subsection-state-update>`, defaults to false.

  • sync_key_template (string)

    configurable sync key path for schemas based on properties, for example: /v1.0/devices/{{device_id}}/virtual_machine/{{id}}, it must contain '{{id}}'

Properties

We need to define properties of resource using following parameters.

  • title

    User visible label of the property

  • format

    Additional validation hint for this property you can use defined attribute on http://json-schema.org/latest/json-schema-validation.html#anchor107

  • type

    properties type. you can select from (string, number, integer, boolean, array and object) Note that schema itself should be object type. This can also be a two element list in case, attribute can be specified as null, e.g. ["string", "null"]

  • default

    defualt value of the property

  • enum

    You can specify list of allowed values

  • required

    List of required attributes to specified during creation

Following properties are extended from json schema v4.

  • permission

    permission is a list of allow actions for this property. valid values contrains "create", "update". Gohan generates json schema for craete API and update API based on this value. Note that we can use this property for only first level properties.

  • unique boolean (unique key constraint)

  • detail (array)

    This parameter will be used in user side. Possible values are strings including read, create, delete, list, update.

type string

type string is for defining string. You can use following parameters for string.

  • minLength max length of string
  • maxLength min length of string
  • pattern regexp pattern for this string
  • relation (gohan extened property) define resource relation
  • relation_property (gohan extened property) relation resource will be joined in list api requiest for this property name
  • on_delete_cascade (gohan extened property) cascading delete when related resource get deleted

eg.

name:
  permission:
  - create
  - update
  title: Name
  type: string
  unique: false

type boolean

type boolean for boolean value

eg.

admin_state:
  permission:
  - create
  - update
  title: admin_state
  type: boolean
  unique: false

type integer or type number

type integer or type number for numetric properties. You can use following parmeters to define valid range

  • maximum (number) and exclusiveMaximum (boolean)
  • minimum (number) and exclusiveMinimum (boolean)

eg.

age:
  permission:
  - create
  - update
  title: age
  type: number
  unique: false

type array

type array is for defining list of elements

  • items

    Only allowed for array type You can define element type on this property.

eg.

route_targets:
  default: []
  items:
    type: string
  permission:
  - create
  - update
  title: RouteTargets
  type: array
  unique: false

type object

Object type is for defining object in the resources. Note that resource itself should be an object. following parameters supported in object type.

  • properties

    Only allowed for object type You can define properties of this object

  • propertiesOrder (extended parameter in gohan)

    Only allowed for object type JSON has no ordering on object key. This could be problematic if you want to generate UI. so you can define ordering of properties using propertiesOrder

eg.

providor_networks:
  default: {}
  permission:
  - create
  - update
  properties:
    segmentaion_type:
      enum:
      - vlan
      - vxlan
      - gre
      type: string
    segmentation_id:
      minimum: 0
      type: integer
  required:
  - segmentation_type
  - segmentation_id
  title: Provider Networks
  type: object
  unique: false

Parent - child relationship

Resources can be a in parent - child relationship. It means that the child resource has a foreign key to its parent.

Note that there is no need to create <parent>_id property in child schema, it is added automatically when the schema is loaded to gohan.

eg.

schemas:
- description: Test Device
  id: test_device
  parent: ""
  singular: test_device
  plural: test_devices
  prefix: /v1.0
  schema:
    properties:
      name:
        default: ""
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Name
        type: string
        unique: false
      id:
        permission:
        - create
        title: ID
        type: string
        format: uuid
    required:
    - segmentation_type
    - segmentation_id
    type: object
  title: Test Device
- description: Test Physical Port
  id: test_port
  parent: "test_device"
  singular: test_port
  plural: test_ports
  prefix: /v1.0
  schema:
    properties:
      name:
        default: ""
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Name
        type: string
        unique: false
      id:
        permission:
        - create
        title: ID
        type: string
        format: uuid
    type: object
  title: Test Physical Port

Custom actions schema

Resources can have custom actions, beside CRUD. In order to define them, add actions section and define jsonschema of allowed input format

eg.

schemas:
- description: Server
  id: server
  parent: ""
  singular: server
  plural: server
  prefix: /v1.0
  schema:
    properties:
      name:
        default: ""
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Name
        type: string
        unique: false
      management_ip:
        default: ""
        format: ipv4
        permission:
        - create
        - update
        title: Management IP
        type: string
        unique: false
      id:
        permission:
        - create
        title: ID
        type: string
        format: uuid
  actions:
    reboot:
      path: /:id/reboot
      method: POST
      input:
        type: object
        properties:
          message:
            type: string
          delay:
            type: string
      output: null

Then, register extension to handle it, e.g.

gohan_register_handler("action_reboot", function(context){
  // handle reboot in southbound
});

In order to query above action, POST to /v1.0/servers/:id/action with

{
  "reboot": {
    "message": "Maintenance",
    "delay": "1h"
  }
}

Custom Isolation Level

You can specify the transaction isolation level for api requests. Currently, this is only supported for mysql. The default setting is "read repeatable" for read operations and "serializable" for operations that modify the database (create, update, delete). The default for unspecified action is repeatble read.

isolation_level:
  read:  REPEATABLE READ
  create:  SERIALIZABLE
  update: SERIALIZABLE
  delete: SERIALIZABLE

OpenAPI / Swagger

Gohan schema is supposed to define "Data Model", whereus OpenAPI/Swagger is supposed to define "API".

You can generate OpenAPI / Swagger file from gohan schema, so that you can afford swagger utility tools.

gohan openapi --config-file etc/gohan.yaml

# or you can customize template file using

gohan openapi --config-file etc/gohan.yaml --template etc/templates/swagger.tmpl

then you will get swagger.json. You can use this file for using swagger utility tools.

For example, you can use go-swagger to generate go related code. (see http://goswagger.io/)

$ swagger validate swagger.json
The swagger spec at "swagger.json" is valid against swagger specification 2.0