Ansible Role - Powerline

This Ansible role installs and sets up Powerline on Linux and macOS systems.

Requirements

You need to have your configuration files (like colorschemas and themes) saved on your system.

Role Variables

Here are the available variables with their default values (view defaults/main.yml for details):

powerline

• powerline_package_name: "powerline-status"
  The name of the Powerline package to install. You can specify a different version if needed.

• powerline_version: ""
  The version of Powerline to install. By default, it's empty which means the latest version will be installed.

• powerline_extra_segments:

  - {name: powerline-gitstatus, version: "v1.2.1"}
  

  Extra Powerline segments you want to install.

• powerline_daemon_destination: "~/.bashrc"
  The file where you want to set up the Powerline daemon to launch.

Powerline Config

• powerline_config_dir: "~/.config/powerline"
  The location of the Powerline configuration files. This is where the main config.json will be created.

• powerline_config_shell_colorscheme: "default"

• powerline_config_shell_theme: "default"

• powerline_config_vim_colorscheme: "default"

• powerline_config_vim_theme: "default"
  These specify the themes used for generating the config.json.

Powerline Fonts

• powerline_fonts_repo: "git://github.com/powerline/fonts.git"
  The repository where the patched fonts can be found.

• powerline_fonts_dir: "{{ powerline_config_dir }}/fonts"
  The directory where you want to save the downloaded fonts.

Dependencies

• Python
• Pip

Example Playbook

Here’s an example of how to use this role (you can pass in variables as needed):

- hosts: servers
  roles:
     - { role: nass600.powerline }

License

MIT

Author Information

Ignacio Velazquez