Reputation: 319
I'm trying to create a manifest file with all microservices versions,code&name from different json files into an existing one.Please see below the existing .json template:
{
"name": "MS Suite",
"version": "2017.1.0"
}
And I want to parse other json files and combine the hashes and merge here which should look like:
{
"name": "MS Suite",
"version": "2017.1.0",
"components": [
{
"code": "1x.2017",
"name": "microservice1",
"version": "1.1.3-1"
},
{
"code": "3x.2017",
"name": "microservice2",
"version": "1.1.15-1"
},
{
"code": "2x.2017",
"name": "microservice3",
"version": "1.1.17-1
} ...
]
}
After hard research I manage to parse these .json files and manage to get a big hash with this code,name,version from all the json files, but I encounter many problems: 1.Can't invert hashes values because it's the same key (code/name/version) so it will return only one row, so right now I have "value": "key" 2.I'm creating this final hash from three arrays so it will create the array with all the codes, all the names and finally all the versions 3.And I also need to merge this into the template pasted above. Right now my function looks like this:
code=[]
name=[]
version=[]
stream.each do |s|
file = File.read("./resources/release/release-updates/#{s}/manifest.json")
data_hash = JSON.parse(file)
data_hash['services'].each do |h|
code << h['code']
name << h['name']
version << h['service-version']
c = Hash[code.map {|v| [v, 'code']}]
n = Hash[name.map {|v| [v, 'name']}]
v = Hash[version.map {|v| [v, 'version']}]
a = [c, n, v]
@result = a.inject(&:merge)#Hash[*a.map(&:to_a).flatten]
end
end
puts @result.to_json
So you notice that the .json files for parsing are stored here: ./resources/release/release-updates/#{s}/manifest.json where s=stream which can be core&processing&packaging. If you want to help you can create 2 or 3 json files in this location and try merging in the template located in the current folder. These 2 or 3 files from where I need to take code,name and service-version are all like this:
...
"services": [{
"name": "1 Micro service",
"service-name": "microservice1",
"code": "1x",
"service-version": "3.1.3-1",
"cookbook-name": "microservice1",
"cookbook-version": "0.2.63",
"cookbook-repo": "ssh://git..."
}, {
"name": "2 Micro service",
"service-name": "microservice2",
"code": "1x",
"service-version": "3.1.6-1",
"cookbook-name": "microservice2",
"cookbook-version": "0.1.73",
"cookbook-repo": "ssh://git...."
}...
OUTPUT
{"1x":"code","2x":"code","3x":"code","4x":"code","5x":"code","6x":"code","microservice1":"name","microservice2":"name","microservice3":"name","microservice4":"name","microservice5":"name","microservice6":"name","3.1.3-1":"version","3.1.6-1":"version","3.1.9-1":"version","2017.1.0.0-17_1":"version","2017.1.0.47-RELEASE":"version","1.8.3-1":"version"}
Upvotes: 0
Views: 306
Reputation: 172
So basically we need to create one hash from the template and another one from the values from the .json files
components = []
stream.each do |s|
file = File.read("path.../#{s}/manifest.json")
data_hash = JSON.parse(file)
components << data_hash['services'].map do |h|
{
'code' => h['code'],
'name' => h['name'],
'version' => h['service-version']
}
end
end
the hash from the template
mainfestfile = File.read("path...")
header = JSON.parse(mainfestfile)
and the merge
concatenated = components.flatten
header['components'] = concatenated
puts header.to_json
or save it:
File.open("./path.json","w") do |f|
f.puts JSON.pretty_generate(header)
end
Upvotes: 1