v0.2.0 Fix old issues with flow logic, final touches on JSON payload feature

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Changed

• Fixed Typo in namshub
• Set namshub to process input for a given payload to be a file or a string
• Fixed an issue where args.dryrun wasn't processed by main due to overly complex flow logic
• Cleaned up main's flow logic

v0.1.13: Minor improvements, organize inputs and outputs

Themes

• Try to organize and standardize inputs, be agnostic where possible
• Support payloads and IaC declarative functions with saved payloads as a separate file
• Be ready to set names and versions later

[25-Dec-2021] v0.1.13

Added

• Provide a way to just dump a payload into the namshub function
• Function wrappers that return a dict
• Semantically versioned TLS settings

Changed

• Set NSX Endpoint hostname via Environment Variable instead of in the settings file

[21-Nov-2021] v0.1.12

Changed

• Idiomatic if causes some issues, used a normal if

[21-Nov-2021] v0.1.11

Changed

• Modified payload API - it'll use dict member replacement from vars instead

[21-Nov-2021] v0.1.10

Changed

• namshub returns the API result

v0.1.9: Sanity to the `namshub`

Added

• PUT method
• More NSX-T Plays
• Error handling on templates, URI fetching
• Generic requests method wrapper, we'll use it for payload verbs for now
• Generic wrapper (namshub)
• Payload and URI templating
• json file or string function

Changed

• namshub restructured to make a bit more sense, be faster, less wordy
• Headers moved to settings file as a required attribute instead of hard-coding

Better Error Handling, add a generic handler

Added

• POST verb
• PATCH verb
• Overloading to support a message body
• Templating

Changed

• Error handling improvements everywhere.
• Look for username and password from system args instead of storing passwords in the file

What's Changed

• v0.1.5 by @ngschmidt in #2

Full Changelog: v0.1.5...v0.1.7

v0.1.5: More Organized Code

Better leveraging for python3 libraries, now future releases can be easier to contribute to.

Package Release

First feature release - usable code.