Basejump uses Ansible to automate the setup of new hosts with applications, dotfiles, configs, and handly-dandy one-liners on Linux and macOS systems. I needed one command I could run to get the game going from scratch, so this script installs Ansible via Pip, then gets my preferred setups from my philcryer/dotfiles project, and puts them in place so I have an identical setup on all of the hosts I work on. Easy peasy lemon squeezy.
Some of installed software (see full list for Linux and macOS and add/remove what you want)
- networking tools: nc, iperf, nmap
- monitoring: htop
- applications: nginx, vlc
- development: SpaceVim, font-hack-nerd-font, VS Code (macOS), iTerm 2 (macOS)
NOTICE if you don't have Ansible installed, basejump will do that first via Pip, automatically!
- Linux or macOS (10.12+)
- python
- pip
- git
- sudo
Checkout the code, change into the directory:
git clone https://github.com/philcryer/basejump.git
cd basejump
Edit ansible/group_vars/all.yml and set your git username and email variables
Look over what's going to be done by reading ansible/tasks/main.yml, then run basejump, which will automatically install Ansible if it's not already installed, via Pip, and then setup all of applications and dot files I can't live without
basejump
Do you want to just AUTORUN this without prompts? using one of those curl methods? I always say you shouldn't do this, it's a security risk, but look, I'm not your boss, and yolo, so why the hell not?
curl -s -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/philcryer/basejump/master/src/auto.sh -O; chmod 755 auto.sh; ./auto.sh
When it's done, close your terminal session, log back in and you should be all set. YMMV, Not responsible for lost or stolen articles, this offer not valid in Tennessee. Sorry Tennessee!
Can it really be something I wrote if there's no ascii-art? That's a retorical question, the answer is no.
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Linux: if you're not running Debian/GNU Linux (recommended) or Ubuntu Linux, reach out, I'd like this tested on more Linux distros.
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macOS: if you see errors about Vim not having Lua support you can fix it by installing a "better" vim than stock via
homebrew:
brew install macvim --with-cscope --with-lua --override-system-vim
sudo brew linkapps
If you are and are having other issues or have suggestions, let me know by opening an issue or making a pull request.
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Copyright (c) 2019 philcryer
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