How to do cable trace in PyNetbox

[Havekk]

Hi. I'm new to Netbox / programming / Python but managed to work out most bits, but I cant work out how to do a cable trace with pynetbox.

The API lists the following but not sure how to call that:

I have tried the following:
Trace = netbox.circuits.circuit_terminations.trace(id=TermID)
Trace = netbox.circuits.circuit_terminations.trace.get(id=TermID)

But get:
AttributeError: 'Endpoint' object has no attribute 'trace'

I'm sure its obvious, but not worked it out from docs and examples. I'm looking for the easiest way to determine the device and interface a circuit is connected to.

Very impressed with netbox so far!

Thanks.

[candlerb]

It's probably an oversight in pynetbox. This works (for an interface):

>>> z = nb.dcim.interfaces.get(2)
>>> z.trace()
[[enp3s0, Cable #48, ether3]]

But this doesn't (for a circuit termination):

>>> ct = nb.circuits.circuit_terminations.get(1)
>>> ct.trace()
...
AttributeError: object has no attribute "trace"

[dionrowney]

Also note that this seems to not work for front-ports or rear-ports also. Even though one can view a GUI trace anywhere alone the way. One can see that /dcim/front-ports/12412/trace/ works but /api/dcim/front-ports/12412/trace/ does not. Only works with device interfaces via api.