@arhea/aws-userdata-handlebars
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This construct enables the use of Handlebars templates as Userdata. Often times UserData scripts are long, complex, and require inserting other variables from your environment. This construct extends the base functionality of the default ec2.UserData clas
This construct enables the use of Handlebars templates as Userdata. Often times UserData scripts are long, complex, and require inserting other variables from your environment. This construct extends the base functionality of the default ec2.UserData class to include Handlebars.
import { HandlebarsUserData } from '@arhea/aws-userdata-handlebars';
import * as path from 'path';
// create our object
// for Windows add .forWindows() instead of .forLinux()
const webUserData = HandlebarsUserData.forLinux();
// load the template file
webUserData.addTemplateFile(path.join(__dirname, 'userdata', 'webserver.handlebars'));
// add data to the template in a key, value format
webUserData.addData('loadBalancerUrl', `http://${app.loadBalancerDnsName}`);
npm run build compile typescript to jsnpm run watch watch for changes and compilenpm run test perform the jest unit testsFAQs
This construct enables the use of Handlebars templates as Userdata. Often times UserData scripts are long, complex, and require inserting other variables from your environment. This construct extends the base functionality of the default ec2.UserData clas
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