How to use the solnlib.packages.splunklib.modularinput.Argument function in solnlib

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PaloAltoNetworks / Splunk_TA_paloalto / bin / aperture.py View on Github

scheme.use_external_validation = True
        scheme.streaming_mode_xml = True

        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("name", title="Name",
                                         description="",
                                         required_on_create=True))

        """
        For customized inputs, hard code the arguments here to hide argument detail from users.
        For other input types, arguments should be get from input_module. Defining new input types could be easier.
        """
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("region", title="Region",
                                         description="",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("global_account", title="Global Account",
                                         description="",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        return scheme

georgestarcher / TA-SyncKVStore / bin / kvstore_to_kvstore.py View on Github

scheme.use_external_validation = True
        scheme.streaming_mode_xml = True

        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("name", title="Name",
                                         description="",
                                         required_on_create=True))

        """
        For customized inputs, hard code the arguments here to hide argument detail from users.
        For other input types, arguments should be get from input_module. Defining new input types could be easier.
        """
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_splunkserver", title="Splunk Server",
                                         description="The Remote Splunk Server with the source KVStore",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_srcapp", title="Source App",
                                         description="The remote app context with the source KVStore Collection",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_srccollection", title="Source Collection",
                                         description="The remote source KVStore Collection Name",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("global_account", title="Global Account",
                                         description="The stored rest API credential valid on the remote Splunk Server with permissions to the source KVStore",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_desttableaction", title="Destination Table Action",
                                         description="Choose to force destination table full replacement or update table.",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_destapp", title="Destination App",

PaloAltoNetworks / Splunk_TA_paloalto / bin / minemeld_feed.py View on Github

description="",
                                         required_on_create=True))

        """
        For customized inputs, hard code the arguments here to hide argument detail from users.
        For other input types, arguments should be get from input_module. Defining new input types could be easier.
        """
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("indicator_timeout", title="The Timeout For Indicators",
                                         description="",
                                         required_on_create=False,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("feed_url", title="Output Node Feed URL",
                                         description="",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("credentials", title="Feed Credentials",
                                         description="",
                                         required_on_create=False,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        return scheme

georgestarcher / TA-SyncKVStore / bin / kvstore_to_kvstore.py View on Github

description="",
                                         required_on_create=True))

        """
        For customized inputs, hard code the arguments here to hide argument detail from users.
        For other input types, arguments should be get from input_module. Defining new input types could be easier.
        """
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_splunkserver", title="Splunk Server",
                                         description="The Remote Splunk Server with the source KVStore",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_srcapp", title="Source App",
                                         description="The remote app context with the source KVStore Collection",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_srccollection", title="Source Collection",
                                         description="The remote source KVStore Collection Name",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("global_account", title="Global Account",
                                         description="The stored rest API credential valid on the remote Splunk Server with permissions to the source KVStore",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_desttableaction", title="Destination Table Action",
                                         description="Choose to force destination table full replacement or update table.",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_destapp", title="Destination App",
                                         description="The local app context with the destination KVStore Collection",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_destcollection", title="Destination Collection",

georgestarcher / TA-SyncKVStore / bin / kvstore_to_kvstore.py View on Github

description="The remote app context with the source KVStore Collection",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_srccollection", title="Source Collection",
                                         description="The remote source KVStore Collection Name",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("global_account", title="Global Account",
                                         description="The stored rest API credential valid on the remote Splunk Server with permissions to the source KVStore",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_desttableaction", title="Destination Table Action",
                                         description="Choose to force destination table full replacement or update table.",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_destapp", title="Destination App",
                                         description="The local app context with the destination KVStore Collection",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_destcollection", title="Destination Collection",
                                         description="The local destination KVStore Collection Name",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        return scheme

georgestarcher / TA-SyncKVStore / bin / kvstore_to_kvstore.py View on Github

For customized inputs, hard code the arguments here to hide argument detail from users.
        For other input types, arguments should be get from input_module. Defining new input types could be easier.
        """
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_splunkserver", title="Splunk Server",
                                         description="The Remote Splunk Server with the source KVStore",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_srcapp", title="Source App",
                                         description="The remote app context with the source KVStore Collection",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_srccollection", title="Source Collection",
                                         description="The remote source KVStore Collection Name",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("global_account", title="Global Account",
                                         description="The stored rest API credential valid on the remote Splunk Server with permissions to the source KVStore",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_desttableaction", title="Destination Table Action",
                                         description="Choose to force destination table full replacement or update table.",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_destapp", title="Destination App",
                                         description="The local app context with the destination KVStore Collection",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        scheme.add_argument(smi.Argument("u_destcollection", title="Destination Collection",
                                         description="The local destination KVStore Collection Name",
                                         required_on_create=True,
                                         required_on_edit=False))
        return scheme

How to use the solnlib.packages.splunklib.modularinput.Argument function in solnlib

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