This plugin was inspired by Guido van Tricht's ConditionalConfigs plugin (https://github.com/GuidovTricht/Sitecore.Commerce.Plugin.ConditionalConfigs)
This plugin adds conditional, rule based configuration for bootstrapping environment files.
When importing the json files from the environments folder, each file will be checked for a property named $conditions. You can put the $conditions property on any object node. Below is an example of the SQL Policy set that contains the connection configuration for the SharedEnvironments database in two different hosting environments: one is for development and one is for the test environment.
{
"$type": "Sitecore.Commerce.Core.PolicySet, Sitecore.Commerce.Core",
"Id": "Entity-PolicySet-SqlPolicySet",
"Version": 1,
"IsPersisted": false,
"Name": "SqlPolicySet",
"Policies": {
"$type": "System.Collections.Generic.List`1[[Sitecore.Commerce.Core.Policy, Sitecore.Commerce.Core]], mscorlib",
"$values": [
{
"$type": "Sitecore.Commerce.Plugin.SQL.EntityStoreSqlPolicy, Sitecore.Commerce.Plugin.SQL",
"$conditions": {
"HostingEnvironment": "dev"
},
"TrustedConnection": true,
"UserName": "",
"Password": "",
"Server": ".",
"Database": "SitecoreCommerce9_SharedEnvironments",
"AdditionalParameters": "",
"ConnectTimeout": 120000,
"CommandTimeout": 180,
"CleanEnvironmentCommandTimeout": 120000
},
{
"$type": "Sitecore.Commerce.Plugin.SQL.EntityStoreSqlPolicy, Sitecore.Commerce.Plugin.SQL",
"$conditions": {
"HostingEnvironment": "tst"
},
"TrustedConnection": true,
"UserName": "",
"Password": "",
"Server": "TestServer",
"Database": "SitecoreCommerce9_SharedEnvironments",
"AdditionalParameters": "",
"ConnectTimeout": 120000,
"CommandTimeout": 180,
"CleanEnvironmentCommandTimeout": 120000
}
]
}
}
The $conditions property contains a dictionary where each key in the dictionary represents a setting in the AppSettings section of config.json and each value is the required value for the condition to be true. The value can be a regular expression.
When importing the policy json, the json will be checked for $conditions and for each node that has a condition, the plugin will check whether the conditions are true. If not, the node is removed from the json.
For example, if your config.json looks like this:
{
"AppSettings": {
"HostingEnvironment": "dev",
"SiteTitle": "Sitecore Commerce Engine",
"BootStrapFile": "Global",
.
.
.
}
only the policies that have:
"$conditions": {
"HostingEnvironment": "dev"
},
will be imported. Note that any policies that don't have a $conditions entry, will also be imported.
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