POSH-Oceanstor

1.0.0

Private/class-OceanstorPortBond.ps1

                                class OceanStorPortBond{

    hidden [pscustomobject]${Session}

    hidden [pscustomobject]${WebSession}

    [string]${Id}

    [string]${Name}

    [string]${Port Type}

    [string]${Health Status}

    [string]${Running Status}

    [string]${Ethernet Ports}

    [string]${MTU}

    [string]${Port Usage}

    [string]${Device Name}

    OceanStorPortBond ([array]$portReceived, [pscustomobject]$WebSession){

        $this.Session = $WebSession

        $this.WebSession = $WebSession

        switch ($portReceived.TYPE)

        {

            235 {$this.{Port Type} = "Bond Port"}

        }

        $this.{Id} = $portReceived.ID

        $this.{Name} = $portReceived.NAME

        switch ($portReceived.HEALTHSTATUS)

        {

            0 {$this.{Health Status} = "unknown"}

            1 {$this.{Health Status} = "normal"}

            2 {$this.{Health Status} = "faulty"}

            3 {$this.{Health Status} = "about to fail"}

            9 {$this.{Health Status} = "partially damaged"}

        }

        switch ($portReceived.RUNNINGSTATUS)

        {

            0 {$this.{Running Status} = "unknown"}

            1 {$this.{Running Status} = "normal"}

            2 {$this.{Running Status} = "running"}

            10 {$this.{Running Status} = "link up"}

            11 {$this.{Running Status} = "link down"}

        }

        # PORTIDLIST arrives as an OceanStor JSON-encoded string such as '["1211"]'

        # (or '[""]' when the bond has no members yet). Decode it the same way the

        # QoS-policy association lists are handled, so `Ethernet Ports` shows the

        # member port IDs plainly instead of raw brackets or a phantom empty entry.

        $this.{Ethernet Ports} = [OceanStorPortBond]::ParsePortIdList($portReceived.PORTIDLIST) -join ', '

        $this.{MTU} = $portReceived.MTU

        switch ($portReceived.USEDTYPE)

        {

            1 {$this.{Port Usage} = "used for VM"}

            2 {$this.{Port Usage} = "used for Storage"}

        }

        $this.{Device Name} = $portReceived.DEVICENAME

    }

    # OceanStor returns PORTIDLIST as a JSON-encoded string like '["1211","1212"]'

    # or, for an empty bond, '[""]'. Decode into a real string array and drop empty

    # entries so an empty bond yields @() instead of a phantom '' element. Values

    # already delivered as an array (e.g. unit-test mocks) pass through unchanged.

    static [string[]] ParsePortIdList([object]$Raw) {

        if ($null -eq $Raw) { return @() }

        $items = if ($Raw -is [string]) {

            try { @($Raw | ConvertFrom-Json) } catch { @($Raw) }

        }

        else { @($Raw) }

        return @($items | Where-Object { $null -ne $_ -and "$_".Trim() -ne '' })

    }

}