, I actually meant puppet-parser
<https://github.com/desertkun/hiera-editor/blob/62e842429b00cfe616fa94baf6e49a130ea0bd69/ruby/puppet-parser.rb>
instead.
Regards.
On Tuesday, January 22, 2019 at 3:02:15 PM UTC+2, desertkun wrote:
>
> Fill free to steal it.
>
> I could
Fill free to steal it.
I could try to cut off the AST parser to an external repository so you
would be able to mess around with it. For example, it misses a lot of
builtin functions
<https://github.com/desertkun/hiera-editor/blob/62e842429b00cfe616fa94baf6e49a130ea0bd69/src/puppet/builtin
Thank you for such detailed feedback. It all makes sense now.
I have pushed an update
<https://github.com/desertkun/hiera-editor/releases/tag/v0.1.3> that makes
the editor to support hierarchy. It now shows on what level of hierarchy
each property of the class is defined (by color-
gress
you will make.
Best regards
Karsten
Am Di., 8. Jan. 2019 um 18:57 Uhr schrieb desertkun :
Hello, everyone.
I have made a small useful open source project for Puppet/Hiera, so I hope you
can excuse me a bit of advertisement of it for greater good.
https://github.com/desertkun/hiera-editor
harsh but I'm going to be blunt. I could not get
> this thing to work for me on Linux (Ubuntu) even when doing an "npm audit
> fix" followed by an "npm audit fix --force" followed by an "npm install"
>
> Very disappointing to me.
>
> On Tue, Ja
;npm install"
>
> Very disappointing to me.
>
> On Tue, Jan 8, 2019 at 12:57 PM desertkun >
> wrote:
>
>> Hello, everyone.
>>
>> I have made a small useful open source project for Puppet/Hiera, so I
>> hope you can excuse me a bit of advertisement
Hello, everyone.
I have made a small useful open source project for Puppet/Hiera, so I hope
you can excuse me a bit of advertisement of it for greater good.
https://github.com/desertkun/hiera-editor
Basically it takes editing Hiera configurations to a new level.
It parses modules with puppet
ut it works
> well and has predictable results.
>
> Finally the only way I think this can be fixed is it puppet went to a
> multipass compiler that would ‘reevaluate’ resources if evaluations
> occurred that reference those resources or their parameters. This would
> slow dow
I would like to export "location" information from one node to another. And
stuck with that problem for weeks now.
In order to achieve that, I use exported resources. Here's the simplified
idea:
define location ($host) {
notify {"Location being defined ${title} -> ${host}": }
}
# export
