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type FormatObjectNameFunc ¶
type FormatObjectNameFunc func(d *schema.ResourceData, ObjectNamePrefix string, ObjectName string) string
type GetObjectModelFunc ¶
type GetObjectModelFunc func(d *schema.ResourceData) interface{}
type GetSchemaFunc ¶
type ManagedObjectMeta ¶
type ManagedObjectMeta struct { // The APIC managed object concrete class name as per the MIM // https://developer.cisco.com/site/apic-mim-ref-api/ // Such as fvBD, fvRsCtx, fvTenant. ObjectClassName string // The APIC managed object naming prefix as per the MIM // https://developer.cisco.com/site/apic-mim-ref-api/ // Such as ctx for fvCtx, tn for fvTenant. ObjectNamePrefix string // The name of the schema attribute that is used to name the APIC // managed object. The APIC generally uses the "name" attribute but // cases like the fvSubnet, the "ip" attribute is used to name the // attribute. This field name specified the schema field to generate // the APIC managed object. ObjectNameFieldName string // The name of the schema attribute that has the APIC managed objects // parent DN. This is the APIC managed object DN that this APIC // managed object will be created under. ObjectParentFieldName string // There are cases where an APIC managed object is created and children // of that object are automatically created. These usually cannot be // manually created or deleted and therefore cant be created by terraform. // So to allow terraform to ignore the fact the object exists and to run // the create function to update the object and take ownership, this flag // allows the create function to bypass the existence check and just update // the object. OverWriteExisting bool // True if this APIC managed object is a relationship object, usually prefixed // with 'rs'. 'rt' objects are not created by this Terraform provider. IsReln bool // Refering back to the 'OverWriteExisting' flag comments, this flag states // that this object will be created by the APIC automatically as its a // mandatory child of the parent managed object. IsMandatoryReln bool // True if the object can be created via the APIC REST API. // Some managed objects are created automatically by the APIC and cannot be // manually created. Some cases as with 'IsMandatoryReln' and 'OverWriteExisting' // do not allow objects to be created. Refer to the APIC MIM 'Creatable/Deletable' // section for each object. https://developer.cisco.com/site/apic-mim-ref-api/ CanCreate bool // True if the object can be read via the APIC REST API. // No cases known that this cannot happen but for consistency. CanRead bool // True if the object can be updates via the APIC REST API. // No cases known that this cannot happen but for consistency. CanUpdate bool // True if the object can be deleted via the APIC REST API. // Some managed objects are created automatically by the APIC and cannot be // manually created or deleted. Some cases as with 'IsMandatoryReln' and // 'OverWriteExisting' do not allow objects to be created. Refer to the APIC // MIM 'Creatable/Deletable' section for each object. // https://developer.cisco.com/site/apic-mim-ref-api/ CanDelete bool // Function returns a pointer to an instantiated struct representing the // APIC managed object model. ObjectModelF GetObjectModelFunc // Function to return the Terraform Schema for this object. SchemaF GetSchemaFunc // Function to return the formatted APIC managed object name. // Naming conventions vary, mostly are 'prefix-name' but can // be different as per fvSubnet 'subnet-[x.x.x.x/y]' so // allows the specific formatting to be applied per object. FormatObjectNameF FormatObjectNameFunc }
ManagedObjectMeta holds additional data about the APIC managed object that this schema applies to. This additional data is required and no fields are optional. Refer to the APIC MIM https://developer.cisco.com/site/apic-mim-ref-api/ for additional infomation to complete this struct.
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