internal/functions/ConvertTo-FMFilterArray.ps1
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function ConvertTo-FMFilterArray { <# .SYNOPSIS Converts filter strings into the array type the API aspects. .DESCRIPTION Converts filter strings into the array type the API aspects. See about_FortigateManagerFilter .PARAMETER Filter The filter String in the following format: "{attribute} {operator} {value}" - The attribute depends on the object model you are querying. - the operator is one of the following: -eq -like (use % (multi) and _ (single char) as a wildcard) -contain (NO LIKE COMPARISON, checks if something is contained within an array) -ne -notlike - The value is the value used for filtering Example: .EXAMPLE Get-FMAddress -Filter "name -eq srv123" Returns the array @('name','==','srv123') .NOTES General notes #> [CmdletBinding()] param ( [parameter(mandatory = $false, ValueFromPipeline = $true, ParameterSetName = "default")] [string[]]$Filter ) begin { $resultArray = @() $filterInputArray = @() $operatorTranslation = @{ "-eq" = "==" "-ne" = "!==" "-like" = "like" "-notlike" = "!like" "-contains" = "contain" } } process { if ($Filter) { $filterInputArray += $Filter } } end { foreach ($filterString in $filterInputArray) { Write-PSFMessage "Analysiere '$filterString'" $regexResults = [regex]::Matches($filterString, "(?<attribute>.*) (?<operator>-eq|-ne|-notlike|-like|-contains) (?<value>.*)") Write-PSFMessage "`$regexResults=$($regexResults)" if ($regexResults) { $attribute = $regexResults[0].Groups["attribute"].value $operator = $operatorTranslation."$($regexResults[0].Groups["operator"].value)" $value = $regexResults[0].Groups["value"].value if ($operator -like '!*') { $currentFilter = @("!") $operator = $operator.Trim("!") } else { $currentFilter = @() } $currentFilter += @($attribute, $operator, $value) $resultArray += , ($currentFilter) } else { Write-PSFMessage -Level Warning "No valid filter string: $filterString" } } Write-PSFMessage "Result= $($resultArray|ConvertTo-Json)" return $resultArray } } |