I have the following data and erb template: a hash mapping services to port numbers and an array of services.
I iterate over the array for each service and I need to access the hash to get the port number for the currently being processed service. I don't seem to be allowed to nest variables the way I am doing below. Is there a better way?
ports = {"max-api" => 83, "max-logger" => 82, "max-data" => 84}
services = %w( max_api max_data max_logger )
<% @services.each do |service| %>
<% if service.include?("max_logger") %>
shell: echo <%= service %>:<%= @ports["<%= service %>"] %>
<% else %>
shell: echo <%= service %>:<%= @ports["<%= service %>"] %>00
<% end %>
<% end %>
Simplest possible example I have the erb template
<% @services.each do |service| %>
<%= @ports[<%= service %>] %>
<% end %>
If I try to run my code I get the following error:
Chef::Mixin::Template::TemplateError
------------------------------------
(erubis):2: syntax error, unexpected '<', expecting ']'
_buf << ( @ports[<%= service ).to_s; _buf << ']...
^
(erubis):2: unterminated string meets end of file
I realized lately they won't work if they don't match in name (array value, hash key):
{"max-api" => 83, "max-logger" => 82, "max-data" => 84}
They differ in -
and/or _
from @services
:
%w( max_api max_data max_logger )
Just tweaked a bit @services
:
ports = {'max-api' => 83, 'max-logger' => 82, 'max-data' => 84}
services = %w(max-api max-data max-logger)
services.each do |service|
puts "shell: echo #{service}:#{ports[service]}#{'00' if service != 'max-logger'}"
end
# => shell: echo max-api:8300
# => shell: echo max-data:8400
# => shell: echo max-logger:82
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