On Wed, Nov 20, 2013 at 2:24 PM, PePe Amengual <[email protected]>wrote:
> I'm basically having the same issue I need to get from this :
>
> {
> "httpStatus" : 201,
> "detail" : "Request accepted.",
> "estimatedSeconds" : 420,
> "purgeId" : "95b5a092-043f-4af0-843f-aaf0043faaf0",
> "progressUri" : "/ccu/v2/purges/95b5a092-043f-4af0-843f-aaf0043faaf0",
> "pingAfterSeconds" : 420,
> "supportId" : "17PY1321286429616716-211907680",
> }
>
> the pingAfterSeconds to use it in a wait_for task and the purgeid but this
> is a JSON so dunno if the process is similar to a string parsing?
>
If the web service returns a Content-type header set as "application/json"
and the response you get is valid json then the uri module will parse the
JSON and make it available via the key.
See https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/2119 for more details.
So you should be able to do something like {{
register_var.content.pingAfterSeconds }} to get the value. (Not tested, but
you get the idea.)
Once you get it, it would be good to send a pull request better documenting
this :)
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Romeo
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