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Common
Common user settings and tools used by Jannik Beyerstedt. This role is compatible with Debian based systems, macOS, CentOS (no development toolchains) and ArchLinux (no updates).
Requirements
Have a user set up on the machine, to which you can connecto via a ssh key.
This user must also have sudo right without asking for a password!
(e.g. using %sudo ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL
when editing the sudoers file with sudo visudo
)
Role Variables
This role uses the apt package manager on Debian based hosts.
But for some operating systems the ansible_os_family
variable is not set to "Debian" by the fact gathering even if it is Debian based (like Mendel GNU/Linux on the Google Coral Dev Board).
override_os_family
: Set to "Debian" in the host inventory, ifansible_os_family
is not set correctly
On macOS, it might be needed to specify the full path to the pip3 executable:
override_pip_exe
: Set a custom pip executable (default: n.a.)
The User Setup will change the user shell and global gitconfig. This can be disabled:
usersetup_chsh
: Boolean to enable changing the user shell to zsh (default: true)usersetup_gitconfig
: Boolean to disable overriding the global gitconfig (default: true)gitconfig_name
: User's name in .gitconfig file (default: n.a.)gitconfig_email
: User's email in .gitconfig file (default: n.a.)
usersetup_virtualenvwrapper
: Boolean to enable the virtualenvwrapper plugin in oh-my-zsh (default: false)
The development environment for different programming languages can be setup automatically.
To enable, that Visual Studio Code will be installed and configured, set user_vscode
to true, otherwise only the bare development toolchain will be installed.
For a GUI/ Desktop machine, you can enable to install and configure VS Code:
user_vscode
: Boolean to install and set the basic configuration of VS Code (default: false)user_lang_cpp
: Boolean to install C/C++ dev tools and configure VS Code (default: false)user_lang_python
: Boolean to install Python dev tools and configure VS Code (default: false)user_lang_golang
: Boolean to install Golang dev tools and configure VS Code (default: false)user_lang_golang_gopath
: Install path for golang (default: "{{ ansible_user_dir }}/Development/go")
user_lang_latex
: Boolean to install a LaTeX distribution and configure VS Code (default: false)
By default, this role will run updates, install some essential tools, set up the user's shell and copy the dotfiles.
If you just want to have the dotfiles managed by ansible, set common_settingsonly
to true!
This can be useful, if you have no sudo rights, because tool installation will need these.
Dependencies
none
Example Playbook
You can simply run the whole role:
- name: Basic User Shell Setup
hosts: all
tasks:
- ansible.builtin.import_role:
name: common
Or call the different tasks individually:
- name: Basic User Shell Setup
hosts: all
tasks:
- name: Basics - Update first
ansible.builtin.import_role:
name: common
tasks_from: update
when: common_settingsonly | default(false) == false
## Run rasks from the role's main.yml
- name: Basics - Install essential tools
ansible.builtin.import_role:
name: common
tasks_from: essentials
when: common_settingsonly | default(false) == false
- name: Basics - Install basic tools
ansible.builtin.import_role:
name: common
tasks_from: tools
when: common_settingsonly | default(false) == false
- name: Basics - Setup user shell
ansible.builtin.import_role:
name: common
tasks_from: usersetup
when: common_settingsonly | default(false) == false
- name: Basics - Install dotfiles
ansible.builtin.import_role:
name: common
tasks_from: usersettings
## Additionall tasks for a work station machine
- name: Basics - Install user's working utilities
ansible.builtin.import_role:
name: common
tasks_from: usertools
- name: Basics - Install and configure development env (and VS Code)
ansible.builtin.import_role:
name: common
tasks_from: devel
License
GPLv3