aws-jmespath-utils 0.2.1

jmespath custom functions for filtering AWS resources by tag

aws-jmespath-utils

Installation

pip3 install aws_jmespath_utils

Examples

Check out the example code:

• examples/01_filter_tags_basic.py
• examples/02_filter_tags_exclude.py

Usage

Find resources with 'Name' tag set

jmespath.search(  # it's important that your expression array must be inside `` backticks
    '[] | filter_tags(`["Name=*"]`, @)', data_list, options=jmespath_options
)

Find tag values starting with 123

jmespath.search(  # it's important that your expression array must be inside `` backticks
    '[].filter_tags(`["=123*"]`, @)', data_list, options=jmespath_options
)

Find Many tag values

jmespath.search(  # it's important that your expression array must be inside `` backticks
    '[].filter_tags(`["=123*", "=jmespath*"]`, @)', data_list, options=jmespath_options
)

Exclude Tags

jmespath.search(  # it's important that your expression array must be inside `` backticks
    '[].exclude_tags(`["map-migrated=*"]`, @)', data_list, options=jmespath_options
)

Setting log levels

# set log level as you wish
export AWS_JMESPATH_UTILS_LOG_LEVEL="DEBUG"   
export AWS_JMESPATH_UTILS_LOG_LEVEL="INFO"  # default   

Complete Usage Example

import jmespath
from aws_jmespath_utils import jmespath_options
import json
data_list = [    
    {"a": "a", "Tags": [{"Key": "Name", "Value": "jmespath-utils"}, ]},
    {"b": "b", "Tags": [{"Key": "Nam", "Value": "jmespath-utils-nam"}]},
    {"c": "c", "Tags": [{"Key": "map-migrated", "Value": "234"}]}
]

print(
    json.dumps(
        jmespath.search('[] | filter_tags(`["Name=*"]`, @)', data_list, options=jmespath_options),
        indent=2
    )
)

print(
    json.dumps(
        jmespath.search('[] | exclude_tags(`["Nam*="]`, @)', data_list, options=jmespath_options),
        indent=2
    )
)