[Bash jq] Bash jq #jq #bash #linux

create_env.sh

TOKEN=${1?Error: Must supply the token}
TF_OUTPUT_LOC=${2?Error: Must supply path to Terraform output file (json format)}

CON_ID=$(jq -rc '.service_connection_id' $TF_OUTPUT_LOC)
CON_NAME=$(jq -rc '.service_endpoint' $TF_OUTPUT_LOC)
PROJECT_NAME=$(jq -rc '.azdo_project' $TF_OUTPUT_LOC | sed 's/ /%20/g') #for url encoding
NAMESPACE=$(jq -rc '.namespace' $TF_OUTPUT_LOC)
CLUSTER=$(jq -rc '.cluster_name' $TF_OUTPUT_LOC)
APPR=$(jq -rc '.approvers' $TF_OUTPUT_LOC)

echo $CON_ID
echo $CON_NAME
echo $PROJECT_NAME
echo $NAMESPACE
echo $CLUSTER
echo $APPR

jq_examples.sh

# parse an json object "service_endpoints" from json
jq -rc '.service_endpoints.value' tf_output.json > service_endpoints.json
# [{"approvers":[],"azdo_project":"a","cluster_name":"a","namespace":"a","service_connection_id":"a","service_endpoint":"a"},{"approvers":[],"azdo_project":"b","cluster_name":"b","namespace":"b","service_connection_id":"b","service_endpoint":"b"}]

# itterate over the list of objects and for each echo it to a file and then execute a script while providing the path to the created file:
jq -c '.[]' service_endpoints.json | while read i; do echo $i > service_endpoint.json && ./create_env.sh $TOKEN service_endpoint.json; done