# Terrafrom JSON tfjson

## TL;DR

```
tf = Tfjson()
print('do your magic here')
tf.save('/tmp/my.tf.json')
```

## non objects

#### terraform

```
tf.terraform["required_version"] = ">= 0.12.0"
```

#### locals

```
tf.locals["command"] = "echo ${var.name}"
```

#### variable

```
tf.variable["regions"] = {
  "description": "available regions",
  "type": "list(string)",
  "default": ["eu","us"]
}
```

#### output

```
tf.output["serverid"] = {
  "description": "lorem ipsum",
  "value": "${aws_instance.webide.id}"
}
```

#### Provider

```
tf.provider['aws'] = {'region' : "us-west-1"}
```

#### module

```
tf.module["mymod"] = {
  "source": "../../mymod",
  "version": "= 1.0.0",
  "providers": {
    "aws": "$aws.usw1"
  }
}
```


## new object types

#### Resource

For every resource, we create instances.

```
instances = {
  'myweb' : {
    'ami' : 'mywebami'
  },
  'myapi' : {
    'instance_type' : "t2.micro",
    "depends_on" : ["aws_instance.myweb"]
  }
}
tf.Resource('aws_instance', instances)
# OR
r = tf.Resource('aws_instance')
r['myweb'] = {"ami":"mywebami"}
```

#### Data

This same approach is used for `data`

```
tf.Data('data_example', {})
# OR
x = tf.Data('data_example')
x['data_example'] = {"x":"y"}
```