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- func BoolPtr(in *bool) basetypes.BoolValue
- func BoolPtrDefault(in *bool) basetypes.BoolValue
- func Float64(in float64) basetypes.Float64Value
- func Int32(in int) basetypes.Int32Value
- func Int32Ptr(in *int) basetypes.Int32Value
- func Int64(in int64) basetypes.Int64Value
- func Int64Ptr(in *int) basetypes.Int64Value
- func Int64PtrDefault(in *int) basetypes.Int64Value
- func IsEmptyObject(v any) bool
- func JSONInterfaceToString(v interface{}) types.String
- func JSONInterfaceToStringDefault(v interface{}) types.String
- func ListOfStringToTerraformList(l []string) (types.List, diag.Diagnostics)
- func MapStringString(ctx context.Context, m map[string]string) (types.Map, diag.Diagnostics)
- func MapStringStringOrEmpty(ctx context.Context, m map[string]string) (types.Map, diag.Diagnostics)
- func String(in string) basetypes.StringValue
- func StringPtr(in *string) basetypes.StringValue
- func StringPtrDefault(in *string) basetypes.StringValue
- func StringPtrDefaultNull(in *string) basetypes.StringValue
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Functions ¶
func BoolPtrDefault ¶ added in v1.12.6
BoolPtrDefault returns false (not null) when in is nil, otherwise *in. Use for Computed bool attributes that must hold a known value in state — a null value is skipped by UseStateForUnknown and re-plans as "known after apply" forever.
func Float64 ¶
func Float64(in float64) basetypes.Float64Value
Int64 accepts a `int64` and returns a `basetypes.Int64Value`. The return type automatically handles `Int64Null` should the integer be 0.
Removes the need for the following code when saving to state.
if response.MyField == "" {
state.MyField = types.Int64Value(response.MyField)
} else {
state.MyField = types.Int64Null()
}
Not recommended if you care about returning an empty string for the state.
nolint: contextcheck
func Int32 ¶
func Int32(in int) basetypes.Int32Value
func Int32Ptr ¶
func Int32Ptr(in *int) basetypes.Int32Value
func Int64 ¶
func Int64(in int64) basetypes.Int64Value
Int64 accepts a `int64` and returns a `basetypes.Int64Value`. The return type automatically handles `Int64Null` should the integer be 0.
Removes the need for the following code when saving to state.
if response.MyField == "" {
state.MyField = types.Int64Value(response.MyField)
} else {
state.MyField = types.Int64Null()
}
Not recommended if you care about returning an empty string for the state.
nolint: contextcheck
func Int64Ptr ¶
func Int64Ptr(in *int) basetypes.Int64Value
func Int64PtrDefault ¶ added in v1.11.0
func Int64PtrDefault(in *int) basetypes.Int64Value
func IsEmptyObject ¶ added in v1.11.0
IsEmptyObject reports whether v marshals to "{}". SDK structs use omitempty on every field, so a struct populated entirely with zero-values (what you get when the API returns "{}") marshals back to exactly two bytes. Use this in convertXxxFromAPI alongside the nil check:
if cfg == nil || flatteners.IsEmptyObject(cfg) {
return nullObj, nil
}
func JSONInterfaceToString ¶ added in v1.11.0
func JSONInterfaceToStringDefault ¶ added in v1.11.0
func ListOfStringToTerraformList ¶
func ListOfStringToTerraformList(l []string) (types.List, diag.Diagnostics)
ListOfStringToTerraformList converts l to a Terraform list: a nil slice (the field genuinely absent/null) becomes null, while any non-nil slice — including an empty one — becomes a known list ([] for zero-length). Preserving that distinction matters for Optional (and Optional+Computed) attributes: an explicitly-configured empty list plans as a known, empty value, so collapsing the read-back value to null would disagree with that known plan and fail Terraform's post-apply consistency check ("Provider produced inconsistent result after apply").
func MapStringString ¶ added in v1.11.0
MapStringString converts a map[string]string to types.Map. Returns null if the map is nil or empty.
func MapStringStringOrEmpty ¶ added in v1.11.0
MapStringStringOrEmpty converts a map[string]string to types.Map. Returns an empty (non-null) map when nil or empty, so UseStateForUnknown has a concrete value to carry forward on subsequent plans.
func String ¶
func String(in string) basetypes.StringValue
String accepts a `string` and returns a `basetypes.StringValue`. The return type automatically handles `StringNull` should the string be empty.
Removes the need for the following code when saving to state.
if response.MyField == "" {
state.MyField = types.StringValue(response.MyField)
} else {
state.MyField = types.StringNull()
}
Not recommended if you care about returning an empty string for the state.
nolint: contextcheck
func StringPtr ¶
func StringPtr(in *string) basetypes.StringValue
func StringPtrDefault ¶ added in v1.11.0
func StringPtrDefault(in *string) basetypes.StringValue
func StringPtrDefaultNull ¶ added in v1.11.0
func StringPtrDefaultNull(in *string) basetypes.StringValue
Types ¶
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