Module: AwsEc2::Template::Helper::CoreHelper
- Defined in:
- lib/aws_ec2/template/helper/core_helper.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#config ⇒ Object
provides access to config/* settings as variables AWS_EC2_ENV=development => config/development.yml AWS_EC2_ENV=production => config/production.yml.
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#layout_path(name = "default") ⇒ Object
Get full path of layout from layout name.
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#settings ⇒ Object
provides access to config/settings.yml as variables.
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#timestamp ⇒ Object
pretty timestamp that is useful for ami ids.
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#user_data(name, base64: true, layout: "default") ⇒ Object
assuming user-data script is a bash script for simplicity for now.
Instance Method Details
#config ⇒ Object
provides access to config/* settings as variables
AWS_EC2_ENV=development => config/development.yml
AWS_EC2_ENV=production => config/production.yml
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# File 'lib/aws_ec2/template/helper/core_helper.rb', line 63 def config AwsEc2.config end |
#layout_path(name = "default") ⇒ Object
Get full path of layout from layout name
layout_name=false - dont use layout at all
layout_name=nil - default to default.sh layout if available
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# File 'lib/aws_ec2/template/helper/core_helper.rb', line 38 def layout_path(name="default") return false if name == false # disable layout name = "default" if name.nil? # in case user passes in nil ext = File.extname(name) name += ".sh" if ext.empty? layout_path = "#{AwsEc2.root}/app/user-data/layouts/#{name}" # special rule for default in case there's no default layout if name.include?("default") and !File.exist?(layout_path) return false end # other named layouts should error if it doesnt exit unless File.exist?(layout_path) puts "ERROR: Layout #{layout_path} does not exist. Are you sure it exists? Exiting".colorize(:red) exit 1 end layout_path end |
#settings ⇒ Object
provides access to config/settings.yml as variables
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# File 'lib/aws_ec2/template/helper/core_helper.rb', line 68 def settings AwsEc2.settings end |
#timestamp ⇒ Object
pretty timestamp that is useful for ami ids. the timestamp is generated once and cached.
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# File 'lib/aws_ec2/template/helper/core_helper.rb', line 74 def @timestamp ||= Time.now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d-%H-%M-%S") end |
#user_data(name, base64: true, layout: "default") ⇒ Object
assuming user-data script is a bash script for simplicity for now
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# File 'lib/aws_ec2/template/helper/core_helper.rb', line 6 def user_data(name, base64:true, layout:"default") # allow user to specify the path also if File.exist?(name) name = File.basename(name) # normalize name, change path to name end name = File.basename(name, '.sh') layout_path = layout_path(layout) path = "#{AwsEc2.root}/app/user-data/#{name}.sh" result = RenderMePretty.result(path, context: self, layout: layout_path) # Must prepend and append scripts in user_data here because we need to # encode the user_data script for valid yaml to load in the profile. # Tried moving this logic to the params but that is too late and produces # invalid yaml. Unless we want to encode and dedode twice. scripts = [result] scripts = prepend_scripts(scripts) scripts = append_scripts(scripts) divider = "\n############################## DIVIDER ##############################\n" result = scripts.join(divider) # save the unencoded user-data script for easy debugging temp_path = "#{AwsEc2.root}/tmp/user-data.txt" FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(temp_path)) IO.write(temp_path, result) base64 ? Base64.encode64(result).strip : result end |