FauxAPI :: A REST API interface for pfSense to facilitate dev-ops
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Hi,
I'm looking for feedback on a pfSense package I've created, FauxAPI that provides a REST style API interface to pfSense 2.3+
At this stage
- feedback on any glaring problems with the release would be very much appreciated
- input on best/accepted practices in releasing pfSense packages into the pfSense FreeBSD-ports tree would be helpful
- I'll likely avoid adding new features in the immediate term until the release process is more clear to me
Code can found here:-
https://github.com/ndejong/pfsense_fauxapiA pfSense package release can be downloaded here to save you needing to build:-
https://github.com/ndejong/pfsense_fauxapi/tree/master/packageN
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@ndejong:
Hi,
I'm looking for feedback on a pfSense package I've created, FauxAPI that provides a REST style API interface to pfSense 2.3+
At this stage
- feedback on any glaring problems with the release would be very much appreciated
- input on best/accepted practices in releasing pfSense packages into the pfSense FreeBSD-ports tree would be helpful
- I'll likely avoid adding new features in the immediate term until the release process is more clear to me
Code can found here:-
https://github.com/ndejong/pfsense_fauxapiA pfSense package release can be downloaded here to save you needing to build:-
https://github.com/ndejong/pfsense_fauxapi/tree/master/packageN
begin testing for this. Thanks in advance for your work
greetings from germany,
chris
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Great stuff this is actually the future to go, provide common configuration interface for remote management.
I use pfSense and being happy how stable it is, but now wanted to create some more complex kind of VPN setup, traffic shaping, network rules via custom web pages with autoconfiguration and this is the way of course in these days.
Thanks a lot for this effort!
I will look at this and will let you know.
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Actually I saw also some project regarding new pfSense web GUI interface and I think it might be good approach (based on my experience - I am doing microservice and SOA solution) to make this new face working via REST API completely.
I found some ticket https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/5719, but the referred github project doesn't exist anymore…
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That redmine is unrelated to rest
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FauxAPI has received an update to v1.1
In brief:-
- new API call
alias_update_urltables- forces the immediate update of remote URL tables - new API call
gateway_status- returns the current status of the gateways - updated documentation
- tested against pfSense 2.3.2 and 2.3.3
The package has received some great feedback and users deploying in complex large environments - enjoy, send feedback.
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- new API call