Add CLI (init)

[jichenjc]

Signed-off-by: jichenjc jichenjc@cn.ibm.com

[jichenjc]

output looks like this

[root@group-compute ~]# ./m.py image_query

Querying image ...
Image Result are:

[
    {
        "comments": null,
        "disk_size_units": "10016:CYL",
        "image_size_in_bytes": "880933669",
        "imagename": "b2055dd9-d96a-43dd-ad56-f111348a2b8f",
        "imageosdistro": "rhel8.5",
        "last_access_time": 1657622061.7357059,
        "md5sum": "d3adb5ad58c2eab0bb95ab3e26af5bc8",
        "type": "rootonly"
    },
    {
        "comments": null,
        "disk_size_units": "10016:CYL",
        "image_size_in_bytes": "690334485",
        "imagename": "148f2736-5f73-44da-985b-dd36bf99509a",
        "imageosdistro": "sles15",
        "last_access_time": 1657446496.9363496,
        "md5sum": "dedec5a2e5353a4f72e96f3ef66bbf3d",
        "type": "rootonly"
    }
]

[Bischoff]

I had the same idea 😸

Another approach could be with a ncurses text interface. You would have a screen divided between guests, vswitches, disks, images, etc. then you could select one of them, and apply whichever operation on it (details, delete, etc.)

Just funny ideas 😄 .

[jichenjc]

I might need rebase this ... but glad you have same idea on this :)