# don't use the hiera lookup interpolation in any values below
# you must only use the alias function, otherwise a string is returned

# environment scopes where each type of file is produced from
# this scope is passed into hiera so that hiera can find the correct
# values at the difference levels.  These scopes represent the variables
# used with hiera.
env_scopes:
  env_1:
    provisioning_env: prov_env_a
    customer_env: environment_a
    datacenter: datacenter_a
  env_2:
      provisioning_env: prov_env_b
      customer_env: environment_b
      datacenter: datacenter_b

# example map which is utilize in the output_object_files below
# this map is simple, in that it only looks up a single item
# called 'workflows'.  
giant_object_mapping:
  workflows: "%{alias('workflows')}"
  special_info: "%{alias('special_info')}"


special_data:
  key1: "%{alias('key1')}"

# the control source for generating map files
# each file should have a corresponding map
output_object_files:
  - giant_object_mapping: 'giant_output_mapping.json'
  - special_data: 'vro_data.json'


# a hash a static settings that are used in the script
# if you change the value of these you must also change map names above as well
# do not change the key names, otherwise the script will fail
# You shoud not need to customize this
hiera_tool_settings:
  # the name of the scope object you must define
  scopes: env_scopes
  # the name of the object files map you must define
  object_files: output_object_files
  # the name of the directory to write files to
  output_directory: output