Pass model config as Outputs object instead of str

These objects have some keys, such as 'type' and 'name', which allows
our output model to discriminate on them.

If ios.rb contains this:

  cmd 'show ip cef' do |out|
    { output: out, type: 'poop' }
  end

  cmd 'show process cpu' do |out|
    { output: out, type: 'poop' }
  end

  cmd 'show memory statistics' do |out|
    { output: out, type: 'poop' }
  end

Our git output looks like this:

[ytti@ytti.fi ~/.config/oxidized]% git clone oxidized.git
Cloning into 'oxidized'...
done.
[ytti@ytti.fi ~/.config/oxidized]% git clone poop.git
Cloning into 'poop'...
done.
[ytti@ytti.fi ~/.config/oxidized]% ls poop
bu.ip.fi--show_ip_cef  bu.ip.fi--show_memory_statistics  bu.ip.fi--show_process_cpu
[ytti@ytti.fi ~/.config/oxidized]% ls oxidized
bu.ip.fi
[ytti@ytti.fi ~/.config/oxidized]%

Where oxidized repo contains standard config for all unspecified types (type is
then 'cfg'), for all specified types instead of collapsing it into single
string, we store them in 'type' repo with filename including 'name' of the
command.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/lib/oxidized/output/output.rb b/lib/oxidized/output/output.rb
index eaf149a..1355d03 100644
--- a/lib/oxidized/output/output.rb
+++ b/lib/oxidized/output/output.rb
@@ -1,5 +1,10 @@
 module Oxidized
   class Output
     class NoConfig < OxidizedError; end
+
+    def cfg_to_str cfg
+      cfg.select{ |h| h[:type]=='cfg' }.map{ |h| h[:data] }.join
+    end
+
   end
 end