Go: IResolveContext

CDKTN Core API Reference for IResolveContext in Go.

• Implemented By: IResolveContext

Current resolution context for tokens.

Methods

Name	Description
RegisterPostProcessor	Use this postprocessor after the entire token structure has been resolved.
Resolve	Resolve an inner object.

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RegisterPostProcessor

func RegisterPostProcessor(postProcessor IPostProcessor)

Use this postprocessor after the entire token structure has been resolved.

postProcessor^Required

• Type: IPostProcessor

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Resolve

func Resolve(x interface{}) interface{}

Resolve an inner object.

x^Required

• Type: interface{}

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Properties

Name	Type	Description
Preparing	*bool	True when we are still preparing, false if we’re rendering the final output.
Scope	github.com/aws/constructs-go/constructs/v10.IConstruct	The scope from which resolution has been initiated.
IgnoreEscapes	*bool	True when ${} should not be parsed, and treated as literals.
IteratorContext	*string	TerraformIterators can be passed for block attributes and normal list attributes both require different handling when the iterable variable is accessed e.g. a dynamic block needs each.key while a for expression just needs key.
SuppressBraces	*bool	True when ${} should be ommitted (because already inside them), false otherwise.
WarnEscapes	*bool	True when ${} should not be included in the string to be resolved, outputs a warning.

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Preparing^Required

func Preparing() *bool

• Type: *bool

True when we are still preparing, false if we’re rendering the final output.

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Scope^Required

func Scope() IConstruct

• Type: github.com/aws/constructs-go/constructs/v10.IConstruct

The scope from which resolution has been initiated.

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IgnoreEscapes^Optional

func IgnoreEscapes() *bool

• Type: *bool

True when ${} should not be parsed, and treated as literals.

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IteratorContext^Optional

func IteratorContext() *string

• Type: *string

TerraformIterators can be passed for block attributes and normal list attributes both require different handling when the iterable variable is accessed e.g. a dynamic block needs each.key while a for expression just needs key.

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SuppressBraces^Optional

func SuppressBraces() *bool

• Type: *bool

True when ${} should be ommitted (because already inside them), false otherwise.

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WarnEscapes^Optional

func WarnEscapes() *bool

• Type: *bool

True when ${} should not be included in the string to be resolved, outputs a warning.

Default: false

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