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dot-ansible

The installer and updater for Dotfiles

See the dot-ansible wiki for documentation and a user guide.

Usage

Mac OS

Setup

This should install ansible, and python3. Once those are installed, you can move on to "Commands".

./mac-setup.sh

Commands

Runs the mac playbook that will configure your machine. See mac.yml for details on what it does. Comment out any roles or tasks that you don't want to run. For example, if you don't want emacs, comment out the emacs role.

ansible-playbook mac.yml -i inventory/mac.yml

Linux

Create your own settings file

dot-ansible's settings file is an inventory file. It's just a yaml file with key value pairs in it. Name your hostfile off of your machines hostname, that way you can have one for each of your computers.

To get started, create your own hostfile, using mine as your base:

cp inventory/h-m-falcon.yml inventory/$(hostname).yml

Then edit the inventory file before running ansible.

Calling dot-ansible

ansible-playbooks main.yml -i ~/code/ansible-playbooks/inventory/$(hostname).yml --ask-become-pass

You can alias that command if you'd like. Here's an example.

# put this in your ~/.zshrc file
alias update="ansible-playbook ~/code/dot-ansible/main.yml -i ~/code/dot-ansible/inventory/$(hostname).yml --ask-become-pass"

More instructions soon to come.