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+#!/usr/bin/env python3
+#   vi: et ts=4 sw=4 :
+
+#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+#
+#   Copyright (c) 2021 AT&T Intellectual Property.
+#
+#   Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
+#   you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
+#   You may obtain a copy of the License at
+#
+#      http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
+#
+#   Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
+#   distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
+#   WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
+#   See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
+#   limitations under the License.
+#
+#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+
+#   Abstract:   A config file (json) parser that looks for one or more "descriptions" and outputs
+#               shell styled variable assignments that can be sourced by a script. Descriptions
+#               are of the form:
+#                   <field>:[<field>:...:{*|shell_var_name}
+#
+#               The description "xapp_name:*"  will find the field xapp_name at the top level
+#               and generate the variable assignment using the field name. The description
+#               "xapp_name:xname" would find the same field but generate "xname=value" in the
+#               output.
+#
+#               It may be necssary to pull a field from an array of objects where a second field
+#               in the object has a desired value.  As an example, in the messaging section there
+#               is an expected array of ports with each port having a name. To exctact a field
+#               like this, the final field in the list may have the form:
+#                   <name>[]<match_name>=<desired-value>@<field-name>
+#
+#               For   "messaging:port[]name=rmr-data@port"
+#               The messaging object is first located, and each element in the port array is examined.
+#               when the element which contains the field "name:, with a value of "rmr-data",
+#               the value of "port" is assigned to the output shell variable name.
+#
+#               Limitations:   This only allows one array to be traversed, and it is assumed to be the
+#               last field.  In other words, nested object arrays are not supported.
+#
+#               Usage:      j2src <config-file-name> <description> [<description>...]
+#
+#   Date:       29 Janurary 2021
+#   Author:     E. Scott Daniels
+# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+import sys
+import json
+
+#   Parse the description (see above) and return name and value to the caller. None,None is returned
+#   when we have an error, or cannot find the field. Debug strings MUST start with # so that they don't
+#   affect shell parsing of output.
+#
+def parse( pj, description, debug=False ) :
+    tokens = description.split( ":" )           # split fields, last is the output name or *
+    out_name = tokens[-1]
+    value = None
+
+    if len( tokens ) < 2 :
+        print( "## ERR ## badly formed description: %s" % description )
+        return None, None
+
+    for i in range( len( tokens ) - 1 )  :
+        atoks = tokens[i].split( "[]" )
+        if len( atoks ) > 1 :                            # array;  [0] is the name, [1] is name=value@desired-name
+            if atoks[0] in pj  :
+                nv = atoks[1].split( "=" )
+                name = nv[0]
+                sv = nv[1].split( "@" )
+                if len( sv ) < 2 :
+                    if( debug ) :
+                        print( "## ERR ## badly formed capture string: missing 'value<desired'" )
+                    return None, None
+
+                match_val = sv[0]
+                pull_name = sv[1]
+                if out_name == "*" :
+                    out_name = pull_name
+
+                ao = pj[atoks[0]]                       # directly at the array object
+                for i in range( len( ao ) ) :           # run each element
+                    if name in ao[i] :
+                        if ao[i][name] == match_val :       # this is the one we want
+                            if pull_name in ao[i] :
+                                return out_name, str( ao[i][pull_name] )            # all things go back as string
+
+                    if debug :
+                        print( "## WRN ## field is not in, or match value %s does NOT match, in %s[%d]: %s" % ( match_val, atoks[0], i, ao[i][name] ) )
+
+                return None, None               # nothing matched and returned; bail now; array must be last field
+
+            else :
+                if debug :
+                    print( "## WRN ## array %s is not found in %s" % (atoks[0], tokens[i]) )
+                return None, None
+        else :
+            if atoks[0] in pj :
+                pj = pj[atoks[0]]           # if not last, this will be an object (we hope)
+                name = atoks[0]
+                value = pj                  # last one should just be a field to yank
+            else :
+                if debug :
+                    print( "## WRN ## field not found: %s" % atoks[0] )
+                return None, None
+
+
+    if out_name == "*" :
+        return name, value
+    return out_name, value
+
+
+# take the name, value and print it as a valid shell variable. We convert True/False or true/false to
+# 1 and 0.
+#
+def print_svar( vname, value ) :
+        if value == "True" or value == "true" :
+            value = "1"
+        if value == "False" or value == "false" :
+            value = "0"
+        if not value.isnumeric() :
+            value = '"' + value + '"'
+
+        vname = vname.replace( " ", "_" )       # ensure it's a valid shell variable name
+        vname = vname.replace( "-", "_" )
+
+        print( "%s=%s" % ( vname, value ) )
+
+
+
+# --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+aidx = 1
+debug = False
+if sys.argv[1] == "debug" :
+    aidx += 1
+    debug = True
+
+f = open( sys.argv[aidx] )
+pj = json.load( f )
+f.close()
+aidx += 1
+
+for i in range( aidx, len( sys.argv ) ) :
+    name, val = parse( pj, sys.argv[i], debug )
+
+    if name != None  and  val != None :
+        print_svar( name, val )