Public/ConvertTo-NamingDictionary.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS Takes the supplied scheme string and resolves it to a hashtable of values. .DESCRIPTION With ConvertTo-NamingDictionarythe scheme string is evaluated like described in (link). It replaces all placeholders with the actual data supplied. The result is split into : 1. value = placeholders substituted with corresponding value, no failover parameters evaluated 2. failover = all failover possibilites .PARAMETER SchemeString Format to resolve data into .PARAMETER NamingData Data to use for substitution of placeholders .PARAMETER InputObject Data to use for substitution of placeholders .EXAMPLE onvertTo-NamingDictionary -SchemeString "{givenName(?countUP)} {surName}"" -InputObject @{"givenName"="Torben";"surName"="Soennecken"} @{ "value" = "Torben Soennecken" "failover" = @( "Torben1 Soennecken", "Torben2 Soennecken", ... "Torben9 Soennecken" ) } .NOTES If a placeholder can not be substituted a terminating error is going to be thrown. #> function ConvertTo-NamingDictionary { [CmdletBinding(DefaultParameterSetName = "WithNaming")] [OutputType([Hashtable])] param( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [String] $SchemeString, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true, ParameterSetName = "WithNaming")] [adesso.BusinessProcesses.ConfigurationSubstitution.NamingData] $NamingData, [Parameter(Mandatory = $true, ParameterSetName = "WithObject")] [PSObject] $InputObject ) switch ($PSCmdlet.ParameterSetName) { "WithNaming" { [adesso.BusinessProcesses.ConfigurationSubstitution.Templating.Resolver]::ConvertSchemeToDictionary($SchemeString, $NamingData) } "WithObject" { $naming = [adesso.BusinessProcesses.ConfigurationSubstitution.NamingData]::new($InputObject) [adesso.BusinessProcesses.ConfigurationSubstitution.Templating.Resolver]::ConvertSchemeToDictionary($SchemeString, $naming) } } } |