Thanks guys,
Christian is your solution doable in a regular yml? I thought jinja
constructs were only allowed in jinja templates? What I have is a regular
.yml that defines all my variables.
Shawn I believe your solution requires creating a task to loop over
my_dict, I prefer to do it outside of the playbook.
On Wednesday, 20 May 2015 11:37:26 UTC-7, Shawn Ferry wrote:
>
> Why not something like this?
>
> do_something_with: item.name
> with_items: your_dict
> when: item.item_en == True
>
>
> On Wednesday, May 20, 2015 at 8:41:00 AM UTC-4, Javeria Khan wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've tried searching everything but can't find a possible solution. I
>> have a yml that defines all my variables for a playbook and I need to do
>> something like the following inside of it:
>> ----------------
>> my_dict:
>> - { item_en: True, name: name1, type: type1, key: value1 }
>> - { item_en: False, name: name2, type: type2, key: value2 }
>> - { item_en: True, name: name3, type: type3, key: value3 }
>>
>> my_list:
>> {% for item in my_dict %}
>> {% if my_dict[item].item_en == True %}
>> {{ my_dict[item].name }}
>> {% endfor %}
>> ---------------
>>
>> So basically I need 'my_list' to be a list of 'names' from every dict
>> object that has item_en = True. Based on the data structure above, it would
>> look like this:
>>
>> my_list:
>> - name1
>> - name3
>>
>> I know this is possible using the jinja loop syntax in a template but
>> this isn't a template file.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>
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