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How do I convert terraform files in the directory an convert it to json files( output it to output.json ) using this library?

For compatibility, eg.

"foo ${firstName("User Name")}"

Example

See this playground for an example.

Expectation

The unmarshalled struct has the field NegativeInt set to -1

Actual

Parser fails to parse the number.

I think this is happening because there's no word boundary at the beginning of the number for this lexer rule to match. The negative sign might be messing with it. If I take the negative sign out it works, and if I test the regex without the beginning \b it also works.

Hi,

We have a Terraform template with some logic that is becoming hard to understand. We'd like to move the logic to Go and provide the processed data as variable in the struct to be generated as HCL. In order to simplify logic inside Terraform template and move it over to Go but would like to have derived attributes that are used only in the HCL output. Does this already exist?

Go struct:

type MyStruct struct {
    Val string `json:"val,omitempty" hcl:"val"`
    Roles string `json:"roles,omitempty" hcl:"roles,optional,output"`
}

output doesn't exist, just to show the intention or how this could be likely used. Roles value is the result of processing Val.

input hcl

val = "a"

output hcl

v := &MyStruct{
    val: "a",
}

val = "a"
roles = "a,a_owners"

We'd like to construct schema from third party type tagged with json. Constructing the schema fails currently:

panic: struct v1alpha1.TiKVServerConfig used as attribute, is it missing a "block" tag?

Example structure: https://github.com/pingcap/tidb-operator/blob/master/pkg/apis/pingcap/v1alpha1/tikv_config.go

Hello,

To begin with, thanks for your work on this package. It's great you have comment & time.Duration support !

I tried to use it as a replacement of hashicorp/hcl in one of my project. But based on my unit tests, default annotation (such as hcl:"connection_string" default:"postgresql://user:password@localhost:5432/postgres") stopped working between v0.1.8 & v0.1.9.

When using v0.1.8 of this package, tests are successful, default values are correctly set. link to PR & link to CI

github.com/Stoakes/go-pkg/config	[no test files]
=== RUN   Test_FileExportCommand
--- PASS: Test_FileExportCommand (0.00s)
PASS
coverage: 86.1% of statements
ok  	github.com/Stoakes/go-pkg/config/cmd	0.004s	coverage: 86.1% of statements

When using v0.1.9 or higher, tests fails, default values aren't set anymore. link to PR & link to CI

github.com/Stoakes/go-pkg/config	[no test files]
=== RUN   Test_FileExportCommand
    builder_test.go:115: hcl test error. Expected "mode = false
        
        Local {
          connection_string = "***localhost:5432/postgres"
        }
        
        remote {
          address = ""
          useTLS = false
        }
        " got "Local {
        }
        
        remote {
          address = ""
        }
        "
--- FAIL: Test_FileExportCommand (0.00s)
FAIL
coverage: 86.1% of statements
FAIL	github.com/Stoakes/go-pkg/config/cmd	0.005s
FAIL

Tell me if I can help.

I ran into an issue when trying to obtain remaining fields for the example below, the second nested field (your) was returned as part of remaining fields.

HCL:

name = "hello"
nested {
  name = "my"
}
nested {
  name = "your"
}
message1 = "wonderful"
message2 = world

type remainStruct struct {
	Name   string          `hcl:"name"`
	Nested []*remainNested `hcl:"nested,optional"`
	Remain []*Entry        `hcl:",remain"`
}

type remainNested struct {
	Name string `hcl:"name"`
}

The image below shows the third remaining field in the unmarshalled object:

For my HCL config files it would be easier for the end users if the help comments were also written to the output of Marshal. There already is a marshal option withSchema that allows that but it is not exported. Please consider exporting this marshal option.