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2021-04-12

Brij S avatar
Brij S
03:34:28 AM

does anyone know how to convert a list (output from awscli) into JSON with key:value?

aaratn avatar
aaratn
06:29:53 AM

doesnt --output json help from aws-cli ?

mikesew avatar
mikesew
06:41:51 PM

comma-separated list, or rows?

aws <cmd>
a,b,c
# or
aws s3 ls
a
b
c
Brij S avatar
Brij S
06:42:45 PM

I’m trying to achieve this btw https://sweetops.slack.com/archives/CB6GHNLG0/p1618336796004900

Hi all, I’m trying to dynamically obtain the ARNS of aws resource share invitations. I found that the data source for RAM doesn’t really support this. I’m attempting to mimic this example instead and I’ve been able to retrieve the ARNS using the following awscli command below:

aws ram get-resource-share-invitations \
    --query 'resourceShareInvitations[*]|[?contains(resourceShareName,`prefix`)==`true`].resourceShareInvitationArn' \
    --region us-east-1

However, I’m not sure how I can get it into the correct format that data.external requires. Ideally Id want the output to be:

{ resrouceShareName: resourceShareInvitationArn }
Brij S avatar
Brij S
06:51:45 PM

I think I’ve almost got it, with the following code

invitations=$(aws ram get-resource-share-invitations \
    --query 'resourceShareInvitations[*]|[?contains(resourceShareName,`prefix`)==`true`].[resourceShareName,resourceShareInvitationArn]' \
    --region us-east-1)

jq -c  '.[0] as $keys | .[1] as $values | reduce range(0; $keys|length) as $i  ( {}; . + { ($keys[$i]): $values[$i] })' <<< $invitations

I get the names together and the arns together, not sure whats wrong

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