This is a prototype implementation of RESTCONF for the OpenWrt system that utilizes the UCI configuration files as a datastore.

1. Python 3 for the YANG conversion script
2. Tool for converting YANG to YIN

To add YANG modules for OpenWrt they have to go through some pre-processing. This is what the ./yin2json/yin2json.py script does.

Before YANG modules can be used with this implementation they have to be annotated with the extensions provided in /yang/openwrt-uci-extension.yang. An example of an annotated module is /yang/restconf-example.yang

1. Convert the YANG modules to be included to YIN and put them in one folder, i.e. /yin. For example with pyang

   pyang -f yin ./yang/restconf-example.yang -p ./yang -o ./yin/restconf-example.yin 

2. Run the main.py script

   python3 ./yin2json/yin2json.py -y ./yin -o ./generated ./yin/restconf-example.yin ...

   This converts the YIN files and generates a .h file in ./generated that has to be included in /src/generated/yang.h

1. Clone this repository
2. Docker pull mgranderath/openwrt-build
3. docker run -v $(pwd):/restconf mgranderath/openwrt-build
4. The generated .ipk will be in the build folder

The tests are inside the /test directory and are based on the Python Tavern Testing Framework. After installing the framework the tests can be run using either of the following commands:

tavern-ci ./test/test_restconf.tavern.yml
# or
py.test ./test/test_restconf.tavern.yml

This will run integration tests that check the actual implementation. The url where the server is located can be changed in /test/common.yaml.