How to use _resolve_refs_recursively method in localstack

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template_deployer.py

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...408# in case we load stack exports that have circular dependencies (see issue 3438)409# TODO: Potentially think about a better approach in the future410@prevent_stack_overflow(match_parameters=True)411def resolve_refs_recursively(stack, value):412 result = _resolve_refs_recursively(stack, value)413 # localstack specific patches414 if isinstance(result, str):415 # we're trying to filter constructed API urls here (e.g. via Join in the template)416 api_match = REGEX_OUTPUT_APIGATEWAY.match(result)417 if api_match:418 prefix = api_match[1]419 host = api_match[2]420 path = api_match[3]421 port = config.service_port("apigateway")422 return f"{prefix}{host}:{port}/{path}"423 # basic dynamic reference support424 # see: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/dynamic-references.html425 # technically there are more restrictions for each of these services but checking each of these426 # isn't really necessary for the current level of emulation427 dynamic_ref_match = REGEX_DYNAMIC_REF.match(result)428 if dynamic_ref_match:429 service_name = dynamic_ref_match[1]430 reference_key = dynamic_ref_match[2]431 # only these 3 services are supported for dynamic references right now432 if service_name == "ssm":433 ssm_client = aws_stack.connect_to_service("ssm")434 return ssm_client.get_parameter(Name=reference_key)["Parameter"]["Value"]435 elif service_name == "ssm-secure":436 ssm_client = aws_stack.connect_to_service("ssm")437 return ssm_client.get_parameter(Name=reference_key, WithDecryption=True)[438 "Parameter"439 ]["Value"]440 elif service_name == "secretsmanager":441 # reference key needs to be parsed further442 # because {{resolve:secretsmanager:secret-id:secret-string:json-key:version-stage:version-id}}443 # we match for "secret-id:secret-string:json-key:version-stage:version-id"444 # where445 # secret-id can either be the secret name or the full ARN of the secret446 # secret-string *must* be SecretString447 # all other values are optional448 secret_id = reference_key449 [json_key, version_stage, version_id] = [None, None, None]450 if "SecretString" in reference_key:451 parts = reference_key.split(":SecretString:")452 secret_id = parts[0]453 [json_key, version_stage, version_id] = parts[1].split(":")454 kwargs = {} # optional args for get_secret_value455 if version_id:456 kwargs["VersionId"] = version_id457 if version_stage:458 kwargs["VersionStage"] = version_stage459 secretsmanager_client = aws_stack.connect_to_service("secretsmanager")460 secret_value = secretsmanager_client.get_secret_value(SecretId=secret_id, **kwargs)[461 "SecretString"462 ]463 if json_key:464 return json.loads(secret_value)[json_key]465 else:466 return secret_value467 else:468 LOG.warning(f"Unsupported service for dynamic parameter: {service_name=}")469 return result470@prevent_stack_overflow(match_parameters=True)471# TODO: move Stack model into separate file and add type hints here472def _resolve_refs_recursively(stack, value):473 if isinstance(value, dict):474 keys_list = list(value.keys())475 stripped_fn_lower = keys_list[0].lower().split("::")[-1] if len(keys_list) == 1 else None476 # process special operators477 if keys_list == ["Ref"]:478 ref = resolve_ref(stack, value["Ref"], attribute="Ref")479 if ref is None:480 resources = stack.resources481 msg = 'Unable to resolve Ref for resource "%s" (yet)' % value["Ref"]482 LOG.debug("%s - %s", msg, resources.get(value["Ref"]) or set(resources.keys()))483 raise DependencyNotYetSatisfied(resource_ids=value["Ref"], message=msg)484 ref = resolve_refs_recursively(stack, ref)485 return ref486 if stripped_fn_lower == "getatt":...

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