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Hadle JSON to replace array usage
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Hi folks,
I need some help to use json value and any help would be appreciated.
I need to assign a specific port for a specific web site.
Actually, I am doing this:Role IIS:
- @IISites=@(Site11,Site12,Site12,Site21,Site22,Site31,Site13)
- @IISPorts=@(80,81,82,86,87,89,8080)
Role Site1
- @IISSitesSite1=@(Site11,Site12,Site13)
Configuration for role Site1
foreach $Site in @IISSitesSite1 { set $Port = @IISPorts[$ListIndexof(@IISSites,$Site)]; set $IISRoot = D:\$Site; Ensure-Directory $IISRoot; # Site IIS { IIS::Ensure-Site $Site ( Path: $IISRoot , Bindings: @( %( IPAddress: *, Port: $Port, HostName: *, Protocol: http ) ) ); } It working very well but it is not pretty I am looking to handle the port assignement **set $Port = @IISPorts[$ListIndexof(@IISSites,$Site)];** by using JSON but I miss sample and documentation so any suggestion would be appreciated Best Regards Product: Otter Version: 2.0.8
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Is this what you're looking for?
set $SitesJson = >>[ { "Name": "Site11", "Bindings": [{ "IPAddress": "*", "Port": 80, "HostName": "*", "Protocol": "http" }] }, { "Name": "Site12", "Bindings": [{ "IPAddress": "192.0.2.0", "Port": 81, "HostName": "site12.local", "Protocol": "http" }] } ]>>; foreach %Site in @FromJson($SitesJson) { set $SiteName = %Site.Name; IIS::Ensure-Site $SiteName ( Path: C:\tmp\$SiteName, Bindings: %Site.Bindings ); }
Note the JSON string can come from anywhere (e.g. can be saved in an Asset and pulled then read with
Get-Asset tmp.json
and$FileContents(tmp.json)
).Also if you want, you can skip the JSON altogether and just set a map from the start:
set @Sites = @( %( Name: Site11, Bindings: @( %( IPAddress: *, Port: 80, HostName: *, Protocol: http ) ) ), %( Name: Site12, Bindings: @( %( IPAddress: 192.0.2.0, Port: 81, HostName: site12.local, Protocol: http ) ) ) );
Though it's probably easier to read the JSON, so that's just personal preference.
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Thank you John
This is exactly what I was looking for.
You save my time and I really appreciate the time you have spent to answer me
Best regards