variable
Variables are module-level objects that essentially act as parameters for the module. When running Powerpipe, you can pass values on the command line, from a .ppvars
file, or from environment variables, and you will be prompted for any variables that have no values.
You can reference variable values as var.<NAME>
Example Usage
variable "instance_state" { type = string default = "stopped" }
query "instances_in_state" { sql = "select instance_id, instance_state from aws_ec2_instance where instance_state = $1;"
param "find_state" { default = var.instance_state } }
Argument Reference
Argument | Type | Optional? | Description |
---|---|---|---|
default | Any | Optional | A default value. If no value is passed, the user is not prompted and the default is used. |
description | String | Optional | A description of the variable. This text is included when tne user is prompted for a variable's value. |
type | String | Optional | The variable type. This may be a simple type or a collection. |
Variable Types
Variables may be simple types:
string
number
bool
Variables may also be collection types:
list(<TYPE>)
set(<TYPE>)
map(<TYPE>)
object({<ATTR NAME> = <TYPE>, ... })
tuple([<TYPE>, ...])
The keyword any
may be used to indicate that any type is acceptable.