Operators

PTF supports the following operators:

• ”=”: Equality
• ”>”: Strict Superiority
• ”>=”: Superiority
• ”<”: Strict Inferiority
• ”<=”: Inferiority
• “re”: Regex
• “in”: Inclusion
• “not in”: Not Inclusion

Equality

The Equality Operator supports the following types:

• Integer
• Float
• String
• Boolean

The equality between dictionaries will be added in a following release.

Example

condition {
  attribute = "attribute_1"
  operator  = "="
  values    = "Accepted_value"
}

Strict Superiority

The Strict Superiority Operator only supports Integer and Float types.

Example

condition {
  attribute = "attribute_1"
  operator  = ">"
  values    = 1.5
}

Superiority

The Superiority Operator only supports Integer and Float types.

Example

condition {
  attribute = "attribute_1"
  operator  = ">="
  values    = 1.5
}

Strict Inferiority

The Strict Inferiority Operator only supports Integer and Float types.

Example

condition {
  attribute = "attribute_1"
  operator  = "<"
  values    = 1.5
}

Inferiority

The Inferiority Operator only supports Integer and Float types.

Example

condition {
  attribute = "attribute_1"
  operator  = "<="
  values    = 1.5
}

Regex

The Regex Operator only supports String types.

Example

condition {
  attribute = "attribute_1"
  operator  = "re"
  values    = "expected_regex"
}

Inclusion

The Inclusion Operator supports the List Type. All the elements of the provided list should have the same type.

Example

condition {
  attribute = "attribute_1"
  operator  = "in"
  values    = ["accepted_value_1", "accepted_value_2"]
}

Not Inclusion

The Not Inclusion Operator support the List Type. All the elements of the provided list should have the same type.

Example

condition {
  attribute = "attribute_1"
  operator  = "not in"
  values    = ["not_accepted_value_1", "not_accepted_value_2"]
}