===== Config parsing =====
> <color orange>Config parsing is temporarily disabled </color>

/*
Create a new Command job with a desired name.

==== Command job ====
<code>
!
</code>

==== Job scenario ====
<code>
Description Parse config for <node>
vendor_type := Cisco_IOS
context := interfaces
task := interface_cfg_parse
</code>

==== Parsing template Interfaces_Cisco_IOS ====
<code>
[interface]
interface <if_name>
 description <if_description:>
</code>

==== Parsing template Interface_details_Cisco_IOS ====

<code>
[interface <>]
 description <if_description:>
 ip address <if_address> <if_netmask>
 ip ospf message-digest-key <if_message_digest_key> md5 7 <if_message_digest_md5>
 ip ospf <if_ospf> area <if_ospf_area>
</code>

==== Scenario ====
<code>
Description Interface config parsing on <node>

# Test whether node is live and reachable
reachable -n <node>
if <error>
     log -m "<node> is not reachable"
    stop
endif
log -m "<node> is reachable"
<interfaces> := Parse_run -n <node> -t Interfaces_<vendor_type> -c <context> -v if_name
log -m "interfaces: <interfaces>"

foreach <interface> in <interfaces> 
    log -m <interface>
    <context> := "interface <interface>"
    <description> := Parse_run -n <node> -t Interface_details_<vendor_type> -c <context> -v if_description
    if <description>
        log -m "Interface <interface> has description <description>"
    endif
endeach
</code>

**NOTE**: during the scenario the full configuration is only retrieved once. No matter the amount of parse_run commands you use in the scenario. This way the device will not be overloaded.
*/