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// This file is replaced by code-generation using 'capabilities.tf.tmpl'
// This file helps app module creators define a contract for what types of capability outputs are supported.
locals {
  cap_modules = [
    {
      name       = ""
      tfId       = ""
      namespace  = ""
      env_prefix = ""
      outputs    = {}

      meta = {
        subcategory = ""
        platform    = ""
        subplatform = ""
        outputNames = []
      }
    }
  ]

  // cap_env_prefixes is a map indexed by tfId which points to the env_prefix in local.cap_modules
  cap_env_prefixes = tomap({
    x = ""
  })
  // cap_prefixes is a map indexed by capability name which points to the env_prefix in local.cap_modules
  cap_prefixes = tomap({
    x = ""
  })

  capabilities = {
    env = [
      {
        cap_tf_id  = "x"
        capability = "x"
        name       = "EXAMPLE_ENV"
        value      = ""
      }
    ]

    secrets = [
      {
        cap_tf_id  = "x"
        capability = "x"
        name       = "EXAMPLE_SECRET"
        value      = sensitive("")
      }
    ]

    // private_urls follows a wonky syntax so that we can send all capability outputs into the merge module
    // Terraform requires that all members be of type list(map(any))
    // They will be flattened into list(string) when we output from this module
    private_urls = [
      {
        cap_tf_id  = "x"
        capability = "x"
        url        = "http://example"
      }
    ]

    // public_urls follows a wonky syntax so that we can send all capability outputs into the merge module
    // Terraform requires that all members be of type list(map(any))
    // They will be flattened into list(string) when we output from this module
    public_urls = [
      {
        cap_tf_id  = "x"
        capability = "x"
        url        = "https://example.com"
      }
    ]

    // metrics allows capabilities to attach metrics to the application
    // These metrics are displayed on the Application Monitoring page
    // See https://docs.nullstone.io/extending/metrics/overview.html
    metrics = [
      {
        cap_tf_id  = "x"
        capability = "x"
        name       = ""
        type       = "usage|usage-percent|duration|generic"
        unit       = ""

        mappings = jsonencode({})
      }
    ]
  }
}