You can pass any ruby data to your template via the variables option.
Erb templates support loops:
template "/tmp/foo" do
source "foo.erb"
variables( :org => org )
end
~~~ foo.erb
<% @org.each do |org| -%>
org is: <%= org %>
<% end %>
This is untested code i just wrote in the email, but the concept
should be communicated.
On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 5:52 PM, Maven User < "> > wrote:
> A better way would be - how can I user a property in a recipe to expand
> tokens inside an erb file - or is that not possible?
>
>
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>
> On Tue, Oct 16, 2012 at 7:46 PM, Maven User < "> > wrote:
>>
>> Hi list -
>>
>> I'm struggling a little bit with something - I'm trying to provision a
>> "demo" environment and we need to set up several "fake" users.
>>
>> Part of this process is to fill in some data in a template then run a
>> script, but I feel like the loop just selects the last thing in the array:
>>
>> orgs = ["Ermergerd", "FOO"]
>>
>>
>> orgs.each do |org|
>> Chef::Log.info("Org is : " + org)
>> node.set[:org] = org
>> Chef::Log.info("Org after node set: " + node[:org])
>> end
>>
>> Is there a way to do this? I'm not even seeing anything come out of that
>> loop :-/
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