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Repeat-condition construct
The repeat-condition construct is evaluated in each iteration of a repeat construct and the result determines whether to build the configuration object in that iteration or to move to the next iteration. The following example shows the use of the repeat-condition construct:
Example:
components
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name: der-key-files-comp
type: ns::systemfile
repeat:
repeat-list: $parameters.certificates
repeat-item: certificate
repeat-condition: $certificate.ssl-inform == DER
properties:
filecontent: base64($certificate.keyfile.contents)
fileencoding: BASE64
filelocation: /nsconfig/ssl
filename: $certificate.keyfile.file
In this example, the der-key-files-comp
component iterates over all the certificates given by the user but it only builds configuration objects that correspond to certificates with DER encoding. In each iteration, the repeat-condition expression is evaluated to test whether the certificate encoding is of type DER. If it is not of type DER, no configuration object is built in the current iteration, and the iteration moves to the next certificate in the list.
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