Hi
I am sure that there is some way to iterate an array and do something for
each in. It must be a wheel that has been invented (even if in a ruby
function)?
I have needed to do something like this a few times now and I reckon
someone clever has already done it :)
Using a normal bash type for loop as an example:
app::thing { 'foo':
$config_templates = ['foo.conf', 'foo.more.conf']
}
define app::thing(
$config_templates = '',
) {
if $config_templates != '' {
for i_config in $config_templates
do
file { "/opt/app/thing/${name}/conf/${i_config}":
content => template("app/${name}/conf_templates/${i_config}.erb"),
}
done
}
}
Is there something in stdlib or forge to iterate an array and do
something?
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