#! /bin/bash
# These example bash commands show how to use the pyang utility to work
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echo "Print the YANG module in a simple text tree"
pyang -f tree ietf-interfaces.yang

echo "Print only part of the tree"
pyang -f tree --tree-path=/interfaces/interface \
  ietf-interfaces.yang

echo "Print an example XML skeleton (NETCONF)"
pyang -f sample-xml-skeleton ietf-interfaces.yang

echo "Create an HTTP/JS view of the YANG Model"
pyang -f jstree -o ietf-interfaces.html \
  ietf-interfaces.yang
open ietf-interfaces.html

echo 'Control the "nested depth" in trees'
pyang -f tree --tree-depth=2 ietf-ip.yang

echo "Include deviation models in the processing"
pyang -f tree \
  --deviation-module=cisco-xe-ietf-ip-deviation.yang \
  ietf-ip.yang
