common.yml file
tomcat9_version: "9.0.64-154"
openjdk11_version: "11.54.24-95"
newrelic_infra_agent_version: "0.1.22-42"
vars.yml
Tomcat:
packages:
OpenJDK11:
- 11.52.24
Tomcat9:
- 9.0.50
newrelic_infra:
- 0.1.21
Capture values of tomcat9_version, openjdk11_version, newrelic_infra_agent_version from common.yml and replace OpenJDK11, Tomcat9, newrelic_infra values in vars.yml
What i wrote
#!/bin/bash
declare -a arr=("openjdk11_version" "tomcat9_version" "newrelic_infra_agent_version")
declare -a brr=("OpenJDK11:" "Tomcat9:" "newrelic_infra:")
for i in "${arr[@]}"
do
value=$(grep "$i" common.yaml | awk '{print $NF}')
echo "$value"
for i in "${brr[@]}"
do
pakru=$(awk -v var=$i '$1 == "-"{ if (key == var) print $NF;next } {key=$1}' vars.yaml)
echo "$pakru"
sed -i "s/$pakru/$value/g" "vars.yaml"
break
done
done
The output i got
"11.54.24-95"
11.52.24
9.0.50
0.1.21
"9.0.64-154"
11.52.24
9.0.50
0.1.21
"0.1.22-42"
11.52.24
9.0.50
0.1.21
expected output:-
"11.54.24-95"
11.52.24
"9.0.64-154"
9.0.50
"0.1.22-42"
0.1.21
CodePudding user response:
Using a specialized tool like yq
can help handling YAML with the shell:
yq eval-all '
select(fi == 0) as $common |
select(fi == 1) |
.Tomcat.packages.OpenJDK11[0] = $common.openjdk11_version |
.Tomcat.packages.Tomcat9[0] = $common.tomcat9_version |
.Tomcat.packages.newrelic_infra[0] = $common.newrelic_infra_agent_version
' common.yml vars.yml
Tomcat:
packages:
OpenJDK11:
- "11.54.24-95"
Tomcat9:
- "9.0.64-154"
newrelic_infra:
- "0.1.22-42"
CodePudding user response:
Figured this out
#!/bin/bash
declare -a arr=("openjdk11_version" "tomcat9_version" "newrelic_infra_agent_version")
declare -a brr=("OpenJDK11:" "Tomcat9:" "newrelic_infra:")
for ((i=0; i<${#arr[@]}; i ))
do
value=$(egrep "${arr[$i]}" common.yaml | awk '{print $NF}' | uniq | cut -d '-' -f1 | tr -d '"')
echo "$value"
pakru=$(awk -v var=${brr[$i]} '$1 == "-"{ if (key == var) print $NF;next } {key=$1}' vars.yaml)
echo "$pakru"
sed -i "s/$pakru/$value/g" "vars.yaml"
done