This Python script, replace_function_code.py
, is designed to replace a placeholder in a YAML file with the content of a Python file.
The script requires three positional arguments:
yaml_file
: This is the YAML file to be processed.python_file
: The Python file whose content will be inserted into the YAML file.placeholder
: The string in the YAML file to be replaced.
The script also accepts two optional arguments:
-o
or--output
: This allows you to specify the name of the output file. If not provided, the default output file name is "output.yaml".-w
or--overwrite
: If this option is set, the original YAML file will be overwritten with the processed content.
The script reads the content of both the YAML file and the Python file, and replaces the placeholder in the YAML file with the content of the Python file, properly indented. The processed content is then written to the output file and printed to the standard output.
To use the script, save it as replace_function_code.py
and run it from the command line like this:
python replace_function_code.py template.yaml lambda_function.py FUNCTION_CODE -o output.yaml -w
In this command, template.yaml
and lambda_function.py
are the input files, FUNCTION_CODE
is the placeholder to be replaced, output.yaml
is the output file, and the -w
flag indicates that the original YAML file should be overwritten.