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Index

• Variables
• func Create(p *client.Provider, inv *plugin.Invoker, res resource.Managed) (resource.Managed, error)
• func Delete(p *client.Provider, inv *plugin.Invoker, res resource.Managed) error
• func GetSchema(p *client.Provider) (map[string]providers.Schema, error)
• func Read(p *client.Provider, inv *plugin.Invoker, res resource.Managed) (resource.Managed, error)
• func SchemaForInvoker(p *client.Provider, inv *plugin.Invoker) (*providers.Schema, error)
• func Update(p *client.Provider, inv *plugin.Invoker, res resource.Managed) (resource.Managed, error)

Variables

var ErrNotFound = errors.New("Resource not found")

Functions

func Create

func Create(p *client.Provider, inv *plugin.Invoker, res resource.Managed) (resource.Managed, error)

Create returns an up-to-date version of the resource TODO: If `id` is unset for a new resource, how do we figure out what value needs to be used as the id?

func Delete

func Delete(p *client.Provider, inv *plugin.Invoker, res resource.Managed) error

Delete deletes the given resource from the provider In terraform slang this is expressed as asking the provider to act on a Nil planned state.

func GetSchema

func GetSchema(p *client.Provider) (map[string]providers.Schema, error)

func Read

func Read(p *client.Provider, inv *plugin.Invoker, res resource.Managed) (resource.Managed, error)

Read returns an up-to-date version of the resource TODO: If `id` is unset for a new resource, how do we figure out what value needs to be used as the id?

func SchemaForInvoker

func SchemaForInvoker(p *client.Provider, inv *plugin.Invoker) (*providers.Schema, error)

func Update

func Update(p *client.Provider, inv *plugin.Invoker, res resource.Managed) (resource.Managed, error)

Update syncs with an existing resource and modifies mutable values