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dcstephenson 715e37d048 Add VLAN table + per-connector VLAN tags (structure only -- no VLANs in NetBox yet)
Inspired by a reference diagram the user liked (VLAN legend/mapping table,
per-port VLAN info) but explicitly without the literal switch CLI config
dumps that diagram also had.

- export_topology.py: pulls ipam.VLAN (with prefixes) plus, for every
  edge whose endpoint is a real Interface, that port's mode/untagged/
  tagged VLANs. NetBox has zero VLANs defined right now, so this comes
  back empty/null throughout -- the plumbing is real, the data just
  isn't there yet.
- generate_drawio.py: renders a VLAN table (VLAN/Name/Description/
  Subnet/Site) at the top of the diagram. With no VLANs it shows an
  explicit dashed 'not configured yet' placeholder row instead of
  either fabricating VLAN numbers or silently omitting the table.
  Connector labels get a 'V<id>' / 'V<id>,<id>T' suffix per side
  whenever that port actually has VLAN config -- currently a no-op,
  activates automatically the moment VLANs exist in NetBox.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NM3nivbufxEWiKKmatEtEe
2026-09-15 13:24:34 -05:00

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"""
Run INSIDE the NetBox Django shell to export the field-switch topology
(switches + every patch panel / splice module they physically pass through)
as JSON, for generate_drawio.py to render.
Usage (from the NetBox host, e.g. /opt/netbox):
docker exec netbox-netbox-1 python3 /opt/netbox/netbox/manage.py shell \
-c "$(cat topology/export_topology.py)" 2>/dev/null > topology/topo_full.json
The script only reads data -- it never modifies NetBox. If a switch's
connected_endpoints comes back empty when it clearly shouldn't, that is a
NetBox cable-path bug, not a bug in this script -- see the "gotchas" section
of the repo README before assuming the physical link doesn't exist.
Two passes:
1. Walk every switch's cable path (Interface.trace()) to find every
device -- patch panel, splice module, other switch -- it physically
touches. This is just to build the device set; NetBox's cached path
is what can go stale (see README), which is why pass 2 doesn't rely
on it for the edges themselves.
2. Pull every real Cable among those devices directly, so each edge
carries the exact port name on both ends (what generate_drawio.py
labels connectors with) instead of just "these two are connected."
Also exports every ipam.VLAN (with its prefixes) and, for each edge whose
endpoint is a real Interface (not a passive patch-panel port), that
interface's 802.1Q mode/untagged/tagged VLANs. As of this writing NetBox
has zero VLANs defined here, so `vlans` comes back `[]` and every edge's
`a_vlan`/`b_vlan` comes back `null` -- generate_drawio.py renders that as
an explicit "not configured yet" placeholder rather than silently
omitting the VLAN legend. The moment VLANs and interface assignments get
added in NetBox, rerunning this (no code changes needed) starts filling
the diagram in for real.
"""
from dcim.models import Device, Interface, Cable
from ipam.models import VLAN
import json
def vlan_info(vlan):
if not vlan:
return None
prefixes = [str(p.prefix) for p in vlan.prefixes.all()]
return {"vid": vlan.vid, "name": vlan.name, "prefix": prefixes[0] if prefixes else None}
def port_vlans(termination):
"""VLAN mode/tagging for a real Interface termination; None for a
passive patch-panel front/rear port, which has no 802.1Q concept."""
if not isinstance(termination, Interface):
return None
return {
"mode": termination.mode,
"untagged": vlan_info(termination.untagged_vlan),
"tagged": [vlan_info(v) for v in termination.tagged_vlans.all()],
}
switch_ids = set(
Device.objects.filter(
role__slug__in=["core-switch", "dist-switch", "field-switch"]
).values_list("id", flat=True)
)
ifaces = Interface.objects.filter(
device_id__in=switch_ids, cable__isnull=False
).select_related("device")
touched_devices = set(switch_ids)
for i in ifaces:
path = i._path
if not path or not path.is_active:
continue
for hop in i.trace():
for item in hop:
for t in item:
dev = getattr(t, "device", None)
if dev:
touched_devices.add(dev.id)
cables = Cable.objects.filter(
terminations__termination_type__model__in=["interface", "frontport", "rearport"],
).distinct()
edges = {}
for c in cables:
terms = list(c.terminations.all())
a_side = [t for t in terms if t.cable_end == "A"]
b_side = [t for t in terms if t.cable_end == "B"]
for ta in a_side:
for tb in b_side:
da = getattr(ta.termination, "device", None)
db = getattr(tb.termination, "device", None)
if not da or not db:
continue
if da.id in touched_devices and db.id in touched_devices and da.id != db.id:
key = tuple(sorted((da.id, db.id)))
edges[key] = {
"a": da.id, "a_port": ta.termination.name, "a_vlan": port_vlans(ta.termination),
"b": db.id, "b_port": tb.termination.name, "b_vlan": port_vlans(tb.termination),
}
devs = Device.objects.filter(id__in=touched_devices).select_related(
"site", "role", "device_type"
)
out = {
"devices": [
{
"id": d.id,
"name": d.name,
"role": d.role.slug,
"role_name": d.role.name,
"site": d.site.name if d.site else "",
"status": str(d.status),
"device_type": d.device_type.model,
}
for d in devs
],
"edges": list(edges.values()),
"vlans": [
{"vid": v.vid, "name": v.name, "description": v.description,
"prefixes": [str(p.prefix) for p in v.prefixes.all()],
"site": v.site.name if v.site else ""}
for v in VLAN.objects.all().select_related("site").order_by("vid")
],
}
print(json.dumps(out))