UUI Golang API

This repository contains the go client implementation of Virtomize Unattended Install Images API.

Add to project

To use this client, first add it to your Go project by running go get from your command line

go get github.com/virtomize/uii-go-api

Build an ISO

Building an ISO requires two steps.

1. Create a client object by using the NewClient function. This requires the API token created in the UI (see below).

   c, err := client.NewClient("myTokenHere")

2. Building the ISO by using Build on the client object.

    c, err := uiiclient.NewClient("myTokenHere")
    if (err != nil){
        // handle error
    }
   
    err = c.Build("/tmp/my-iso.iso", uiiclient.BuildArgs{
      Distribution: "debian",
      Version:      "11",
      Hostname:     "my-debian",
      Networks: []uiiclient.NetworkArgs{
        {
           DHCP:       true,
           NoInternet: false,
        }
      },
    }, uiiclient.BuildOpts{})
    if err != nil {
      // handle error
    }

   Build requires 3 parameters:

   • A path to the output file
   • A set of required parameters represented by the BuildArgs struct. This struct should be fully initialized with valid values.
   • A set of optional parameters represented by the BuildOpts struct. All members of this struct can be left uninitialized and the API will pick sensible default values.

Register an API token

Before using this client library, you need to register an API token under your account. For this, login into the website and go to the "API-Token" tab.

There, create a new API token by clicking "Create" and give it a name. Then click save.

A new token will be created. Copy this token, as it will be hidden, once you log out. There, create a new API token by clicking "Create" and give it a name. Then click save.

Contribution

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Pre-Commit

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Semantic Versioning

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