I am using 2.6.6, when I try your example I get a empty string back, I
tried with 'module_name' and the actual name of the module and both
return an empty string.
On Sep 6, 12:27 pm, Nan Liu <n...@puppetlabs.com> wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 9:08 AM, Matt <mjbl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I'm trying to write a ruby dsl manifest that pulls data from a
> > database. The issue I'm trying to overcome is I dont want to have to
> > hardcode the location of the db configuration. If I set it at the
> > init.pp level the configuration it will be picked up as top scope and
> > dumped to the facts, and also be visible to other things like
> > mcollective.
>
> > The piece of code you provided did not work for me, it looks like I'm
> > not able to pull back the module name from scope it seems.
>
> What version of Puppet?
>
> Here's a full example with file path:
>
> # init.rb
> hostclass :custom do
> pmod = scope.lookupvar('module_name')
> fpath = Puppet::Parser::Files.find_template_in_module("#{pmod}/config.yaml")
> notify pmod, :message => pmod
> notify fpath, :message => fpath
> end
>
> Directory layout in modules:
>
> └── custom
> ├── manifests
> │ └── init.rb
> ├── templates
> │ └── config.yaml
> └── tests
> └── init.pp
>
> Sample output:
> notice: custom
> notice: /Stage[main]/Custom/Notify[custom]/message: defined 'message'
> as 'custom'
> notice: /Users/nan/.puppet/modules/custom/templates/config.yaml
> notice:
> /Stage[main]/Custom/Notify[/Users/nan/.puppet/modules/custom/templates/config.yaml]/message:
> defined 'message' as
> '/Users/nan/.puppet/modules/custom/templates/config.yaml'
> notice: Finished catalog run in 0.04 seconds
>
> Thanks,
>
> Nan
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