Jinja regex. Apr 29, 2018 · Hi Kai, >- Is there any way to do a regexp match? I am concerned that without > anchoring the "ata-" at the start or including the digits of the > "-partX" bits that these strings could one day occur elsewhere in > the id and erroneously exclude devices. 0. In the absence of a standard solution in Jinja2, would it be a good idea for this to be offered as a standard extension in Saltstack (akin to the Ansible solution)? Automation for the People! A Subreddit dedicated to fostering communication in the Ansible Community, includes Ansible, AWX, Ansible Tower, Ansible Galaxy, ansible-lint, Molecule, etc. iteritems () if ids. Use REGEXP_REPLACE, REGEXP_LIKE, and other regex functions within Jinja macros for data cleaning, validation, and transformation. In this guide, we’ll walk through creating a reusable Jinja2 macro that uses regex to replace spaces and custom patterns with underscores. Ideas? The idea behind a regex search or regex match is that you want to know whether something appeared in a search, or whether it matched. For example, below are the commands that will be included in template: sms all status: SMS server Enabled: true S May 23, 2015 · using regex in jinja 2 for ansible playbooks Asked 10 years, 9 months ago Modified 7 years, 7 months ago Viewed 115k times What would be the best way to leverage regex matching in Saltstack? (my use-case here is reasonably simple: testing if a string ends with a substring but the question is more general). The string somemachine-prod-p should become somemachine-prod only if the -p is at the end. startswith ('ata-') and not ids. agnf dnyccobo crue kkdh bjurqmsh ugnsyoa cpklo pad pzwv rndy