Conditions

A condition can be a single judgment statement or a nested logical operator.

The judgment statement is used to determine whether a specific value meets a specific requirement. It returns a Boolean value and its format is as follows:

{
  "value": "...",
  "comparator": "...",
  "pattern": "..."
}

• value can be a constant or an expression. Its value type depends on the selected comparison operator. Example: true, 1, "hello", or "${resource().properties.metadata}"
• comparator: specifies the comparison operator.
• pattern can be a constant or an expression.

The following comparators are supported:

• equals compares whether value is equal to pattern. value can be a string, an integer, or a Boolean, so is pattern.
• notEquals: Its result is opposite to the equals result.
• equalsIgnoreCase compares whether value is equal to pattern in case-insensitive mode. value must be a string, so is pattern.
• like performs fuzzy match of value and pattern. You can add an asterisk (*) to pattern to match zero or multiple random characters, or add a question mark (?) to pattern to match any random character. value must be a string, so is pattern.
• notLike: Its result is opposite to the like result.
• likeIgnoreCase performs fuzzy match of value and pattern in case-insensitive mode. value must be a string, so is pattern.
• contains determines whether pattern is a substring of value. value must be a string, so is pattern.
• notContains: Its result is opposite to the contains result.
• in determines whether value is in pattern. Pattern must be an array. value can be a string or an integer.
• notIn: Its result is opposite to the in result.
• containsKey determines whether value contains the key-value pattern. value must be an object. pattern must be a string.
• notContainsKey: Its result is opposite to the containsKey result.
• less determines whether value is smaller than pattern. value can be a string or an integer, so is pattern.
• lessOrEquals determines whether value is smaller than or equal to pattern. value can be a string or an integer, so is pattern.
• greater determines whether value is greater than pattern. value can be a string or an integer, so is pattern.
• greaterOrEquals determines whether value is greater than or equal to pattern. value can be a string or an integer, so is pattern.

{
  "not": {
    "anyOf": [
      {
        "value": "${resource().properties.metadata}",
        "comparator": "notContainsKey",
        "pattern": "systemEncrypted"
      },
      {
        "value": "${resource().properties.metadata.systemEncrypted}",
        "comparator": "equals",
        "pattern": "0"
      }
    ]
  }
}