Hi
I'm templating PHP configuration files, but having some issues trying
to make variables work that can be different types.
Take for instance this snippet of config that I'm trying to template:
/*
* Cookie domain.
*
* Can be used to make the session cookie available to several domains.
*
* Example:
* 'session.cookie.domain' => '.example.org',
*/
'session.cookie.domain' => null,
The var I have in my ansible defaults is:
session_cookie_domain: null
The line in the template is:
'session.cookie.domain' => {{ session_cookie_domain }},
If that gets replaced with the var (null) then things are OK.
However, when I use an actual string the PHP file is invalid as there
should be quotes around the value.
The same happens for other variables that can be string or boolean.
If I add quotes to the template then those will also surround
null/booleans, resulting in working PHP code, but with the wrong
outcome:
session_cookie_domain: 'null'
What I'm looking for is a way to have jinja add quotes depending on
the type of var that is being substituted.
Is something like this available?
It would make for a nice filter.
thanks
Dick
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