Hi,
I'm developping a module for linux with several functions.
Most of the functions i develop need to launch binary executables.
I know, the best practice is to use module.run_command() function to launch
commands. But i instantiate the module object in the main() function. So,
the module object cannot be used in the functions i develop.
What should i do :
- Pass the module as a variable to myfunctions (myfunctions(module)) ?
- Instantiate another AnsibleModule object in each function ?
- Use os.subprocess() function or equivalent in my functions ?
Why using os.subprocess() is not recommended ?
### begin - code example ###
myfunction1(module)
return module.run_command("/usr/bin/ip route show")[1]
def main():
module = AnsibleModule(argument_spec = dict())
result = dict()
result['routes'] = myfunction1(module)
return module.exit_json(**result)
### end - code example ###
Have a nice weekend.
Gabriel.
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