IPSet without automatic summarizing

[nickzxcv]

Like in #1 I'd like to have a data structure containing my actual subnets and its pretty confusing in the documents http://netaddr.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api.html#ip-sets because it talks all about subnets but whenever I add my subnets to an IPSet they get summarized.

I'm working on a script to load information from my networking monitoring system to IPAM so I want the IPAM to handle the summarizing. I can just use a plain python list (also as shown in issue 1) but then don't have all the useful set comparison abilities of netaddr IPSets.

[tpickle-py]

>>> iplist = [IPAddress('10.0.0.10'),IPAddress('10.0.0.11'),IPNetwork('10.0.1.0/24'),]
>>> new_ip = IPAddress('10.0.0.13')

since the ip list has ip networks and addresses checking if something needs to be updated in IPAM can be as simple as checking if its in the list

>>> ipset =  IPSet(addr for addr in iplist)
>>>
>>> if not new_ip in ipset:
...     print('Notify IPAM')
...     ipset.add(new_ip)
... else:
...     print('We have it inventoried, need to update, check IPAM')
...
Notify IPAM
>>> if not new_ip in ipset:
...     print('Notify IPAM')
...     ipset.add(new_ip)
... else:
...     print('We have it inventoried, need to update, check IPAM')
...
We have it inventoried, need to update, check IPAM

if you need to itter the IP addresses from your lists from sets: try this code

from netaddr import *
for network in ipset:
    if isinstance(network,IPAddress):
        print(network)
    else:
        for ip in network:
            print(ip)