My question is similar to this , where I am running into issues with putting JSON into a file. The issue is, no matter how I've formatted my strings inside the userData section of the CloudFormation template, I can't seem to capture an env $variable while maintaining a valid JSON object (with double quotes around the keys and values)
Below are two different ways I've tried to get the object into a file (via echo
and cat << EOF < env-config.json
) with virtually every combination of string escaping (single quotes wrapped around double quotes escaped around object keys...etc..)
echo '{\"development\": {\"EnvironmentConfig\": {\"api\": \" 'http://$ip:8000/api' \"}}}' >> env-config.json\n"
cat << EOF > env-config.json
{\"development\": {\"EnvironmentConfig\": {\"api\": \" 'http://$ip:8000/api' \"}}}
EOF
How can I place my perfectly formatted JSON object into a file while capturing an env $variable in it from the userData section of CloudFormation?
Thank you!
edit
Tools involved: gulp-ng-config, bash, cloudformation, json
Using gulp-ng-config to create a module with constants with the env-config.json file
I found out the answer, I needed single quotes around the url portion (as well as the double quotes) of my JSON like the below. This is what the whole line would look like in Cloudformation, I hope this helps someone:
"echo '{\"development\": {\"EnvironmentConfig\": {\"api\": \"'http://$ip:8000/api'\"}}}' >> env-config.json\n",
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