Java: ResourceTerraformIterator - CDK Terrain (CDKTN)

Initializers

import io.cdktn.cdktn.ResourceTerraformIterator;

new ResourceTerraformIterator(ITerraformResource element);

Name	Type	Description
`element`	`ITerraformResource`	No description.

`element`^Required

Type: ITerraformResource

Methods

Name	Description
`dynamic`	Creates a dynamic expression that can be used to loop over this iterator in a dynamic block.
`forExpressionForList`	Creates a for expression that results in a list.
`forExpressionForMap`	Creates a for expression that results in a map.
`getAny`	No description.
`getAnyMap`	No description.
`getBoolean`	No description.
`getBooleanMap`	No description.
`getList`	No description.
`getMap`	No description.
`getNumber`	No description.
`getNumberList`	No description.
`getNumberMap`	No description.
`getString`	No description.
`getStringMap`	No description.
`keys`	Creates a for expression that maps the iterators to its keys.
`pluckProperty`	Creates a for expression that accesses the key on each element of the iterator.
`values`	Creates a for expression that maps the iterators to its value in case it is a map.

`dynamic`

public IResolvable dynamic(java.util.Map<java.lang.String, java.lang.Object> attributes)

Creates a dynamic expression that can be used to loop over this iterator in a dynamic block. As this returns an IResolvable you might need to wrap the output in a Token, e.g. Token.asString. See https://cdktn.io/docs/concepts/iterators#using-iterators-for-list-attributes

`attributes`^Required

Type: java.util.Map< java.lang.String, java.lang.Object >

`forExpressionForList`

public IResolvable forExpressionForList(java.lang.String|IResolvable expression)

Creates a for expression that results in a list. This method allows you to create every possible for expression, but requires more knowledge about Terraform’s for expression syntax. For the most common use cases you can use keys(), values(), and pluckProperty() instead. You may write any valid Terraform for each expression, e.g. TerraformIterator.fromList(myIteratorSourceVar).forExpressionForList("val.foo if val.bar == true") will result in [ for key, val in var.myIteratorSource: val.foo if val.bar == true ]. As this returns an IResolvable you might need to wrap the output in a Token, e.g. Token.asString.

`expression`^Required

Type: java.lang.String|IResolvable

The expression to use in the for mapping.

`forExpressionForMap`

public IResolvable forExpressionForMap(java.lang.String|IResolvable keyExpression, java.lang.String|IResolvable valueExpression)

Creates a for expression that results in a map. This method allows you to create every possible for expression, but requires more knowledge about Terraforms for expression syntax. For the most common use cases you can use keys(), values(), and pluckProperty instead. You may write any valid Terraform for each expression, e.g. TerraformIterator.fromMap(myIteratorSourceVar).forExpressionForMap("key", "val.foo if val.bar == true") will result in \{ for key, val in var.myIteratorSource: key => val.foo if val.bar == true }. As this returns an IResolvable you might need to wrap the output in a Token, e.g. Token.asString.

`keyExpression`^Required

Type: java.lang.String|IResolvable

The expression to use as key in the for mapping.

`valueExpression`^Required

Type: java.lang.String|IResolvable

The expression to use as value in the for mapping.