Cookie cutter recipe to easily create ansible roles. It infuses antigravity (or maybe not).
- Follows best practices.
- Only Creates the necessary files and folders.
- Blazing fast creation, forget about file creation and focus in actions.
cookiecutter https://github.com/iknite/cookiecutter-ansible-role.git
It begin to ask you configuration variables then you can enter tasks names, handlers names, and default variables.
Inside a Add <some> name i.e (<example>) you can go to next section by entering an empty string.
Example:
ROLE CONFIGURATION:
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Should it have tasks? [Y/n]
Add task name i.e (Install packages) Add some task
Add task name i.e (Install packages) another task
Add task name i.e (Install packages)
Should it have handlers? [Y/n]
Add handler name i.e (Restart uwsgi) restart something
Add handler name i.e (Restart uwsgi) alert someone
Add handler name i.e (Restart uwsgi)
It should contain default variables?: [Y/n]
Add variable i.e (operator: : drunken_master) var: name
Add variable i.e (operator: : drunken_master)
Should it have meta info? [Y/n]
- Should it have dependecies? [Y/n]
Add dependecy i.e ({role: aptsupercow, var: 'value'}) {role: cool, version: latest}
Add dependecy i.e ({role: aptsupercow, var: 'value'})
Should it have templates? [Y/n] n
Should it have files? [Y/n] yThis will generate this folders (Please note the absence of templates folder):
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├── CONTRIBUTORS.txt
├── defaults
│ └── main.yml
├── files
├── handlers
│ └── main.yml
├── LICENSE.rst
├── meta
│ └── main.yml
├── README.rst
└── tasks
└── main.ymlAll contributions are more than welcome, please do so.
- 3-clause BSD license.
- Copyright ©2014, Enrique Paredes
- Enjoy it!