Virtual Environment
We recommend running Mind_nMap in a Python virtual environment while testing or developing. This will help keep your host system clean and allow you to have multiple environments to try new things. If you are not using a virtual environment, start at the download/clone step below.
You will also need Python 3, pip, and venv installed on your host system.
In your project directory, create your virtual environment
python3 -m venv myvenvActivate (use) your new virtual environment (Linux):
source myvenv/bin/activateDownload or clone the mind_nmap repository:
git clone https://github.com/AngelIV23/Meraki-To-MindMaps.gitInstall Python packages using pip according to the requirements.txt file
pip install -r requirements.txt
If needed, you can create optionally the next folders depending on current requirements and code tweaks you'd like to make:
mkdir outputs logs
Install markmap into your environment:
``` console
sudo apt update
sudo apt install npm
sudo npm install markmap-cli -g
Create .env file which will contain the API KEY from the organization(s) with the next format:
API_KEY = <API key or token from Dashboard>
Or you can easily get the public API key and play around API calls using the Cisco Meraki Get Hands-On section:
https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/meraki-platform/
- Run the main script which will automatically gather data from corresponding key (by default, Meraki API is being used):
python meraki_api_main.py
- Multiple log messages will appear in the console notifying the current step including progress bar:
- Looping in as many organizations required to generate SVG files including each device current status:
- Outputs 1. Markmap file for global licensing:
- Output 2. SVG file per each OrgID:
- Gather SVG and markmap by choosing an OrgID. filename should include OrgID.
- Gather and sort Offline / online devices within an OrgID.
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