config-itnokterm-ubuntu

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This project sets up the itnok-term on an Ubuntu system by cloning the GitHub repository into the user's home directory and configuring the account.

Steps Involved:

• Using the role itnok.manage_pkg_ubuntu:
  • Ensures the installation of the following packages: git, vim, tmux, xclip, vim-gtk, dconf-cli, alacritty, emacs-nox, python3-pip, and python3-psutil.
• Checks if the ~/.ssh directory exists.
• Installs the provided deploy key for itnok-term.
• Checks if the ~/.custom directory exists.
• Clones the itnok-term repository into ~/.custom.
• Installs NVM version 0.35.3 and Node.js version 12.16.2.
• Installs Powerline modules.
• Creates symbolic links for necessary files in the home directory (Note: this may overwrite existing data!).
• Adds a custom Gnome Terminal profile.
• Reads the current list of Gnome Terminal profiles.
• Updates the profile list to include the newly added itnok-term profile.
• Sets the new itnok-term profile as the default Gnome Terminal profile.

Requirements:

None.

Role Variables:

Dependencies:

• itnok.manage_pkg_ubuntu
• itnok.install_nvm_ubuntu

To install dependencies, run:

    $ ansible-galaxy install <dependency.name>

To install all required Ansible Roles from a requirements file:

    $ ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml

Example Playbook:

Here’s how to use this role in your playbooks:

---
- hosts: servers
  remote_user: ubuntu   # optional (specify your remote user)
  gather_facts: yes     # optional
  become: yes

  roles:
    - { role: itnok.config_itnokterm_ubuntu }

  vars:
    config_itnokterm_user: "ubuntu"
    config_itnokterm_git_deploy_key: "<YOUR_DEPLOY_KEY_HERE>"
    config_itnokterm: "master"

License:

MIT (read more)