Cable Trace Result in Custom Export

[kickofline]

Is there any way that I can show the result of a cable trace (or just what a port is connected to) in a custom export? It shows exactly the data I want in the Interfaces view.

The cable would run though some patch panels on the way.
My trace:

Currently, I am looping through the link peers to reach the patch panel, but It feels like there is a better way. I can't even reach the final device.

output = "Device Name,Peer Device,Peer Interface, Peer2, Interface 2\n"
for device in queryset:
    if device.interfaces.all():
        for interface in device.interfaces.all():
            if interface.link_peers:
                for peer in interface.link_peers:
                    if peer.device: 
                        if peer.device.rear_port.device:
                             if interface2.link_peers:
                                    for peer2 in interface2.link_peers:
                                        if peer2.device:
                                            output += f"\"{device.name}\",\"{peer.device}\",\"{peer.name}\",\"{peer2.device.name}\",\"peer2.name}\"\n"
                        else:	
                            output += f"\"{device.name}\",\"{peer.device}\",\"{peer.name}\"\n"

Thanks for your help!

[candlerb]

I am guessing that is the "Connection" column you've highlighted? (Not "Link Peers"?)

nbshell is a good way to explore the available methods and properties interactively.

# /opt/netbox/venv/bin/python /opt/netbox/netbox/manage.py nbshell
...
>>> d = Device.objects.get(name="gw2")
>>> i = d.interfaces.get(name="ether6")
>>> help(Interface)
...
>>> i.connected_endpoints
[<Interface: en5>]
>>> i.connected_endpoints[0].device
<Device: MacBook-Pro-4>

Note that this is a list, because in general a cable is allowed to have multiple terminations at each end.

[kickofline]

Thank you!