README
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What is Haiconf ?
Haiconf is an experimental configuration management system based on the power of Lua.
How does this stuff work ?
The idea is pretty simple. Haiconf will provide you with a set of primitives inspired by Puppet and others. You simply have to write a program which uses theses primitives and this program will be applied sequentially. No dependecy graph from hell, no DSL, no YAML.
Enough bullshit, show me some code
Well, haiconf is under heavy development but if you are curious you can have a look at what an ideal configuration file may look like in the future:
- https://github.com/jeromer/haiconf/blob/master/prototypes/python/python.lua
- https://github.com/jeromer/haiconf/blob/master/prototypes/ssh/ssh.lua
You can also have a look at https://github.com/jeromer/haiconf/blob/master/haiconf.lua .
I want to test it
Currently there is no package available.
Applying the commands below should be enough:
- Install lua 5.1 (no 5.2 please)
- git clone git@github.com:jeromer/haiconf.git
- cd ./haiconf
- ln -sv pwd $GOPATH/src/github.com/jeromer/
- make installdependencies tests
- change whatever you want in haiconf.lua
- go run main.go (haiconf.lua will automatically be applied)
FAQ
Where is the master server ?
There is none. Haiconf is aimed at configuring a local node for the moment. Distribution will come later.
Documentation
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There is no documentation for this package.
Source Files
Directories
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fs
Usage in lua configuration file Directory({ Path = "/tmp/haiconf/testdirectory", Mode = "0755", Owner = "jerome", Group = "wheel", Recurse = true, Ensure = "present", })
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Usage in lua configuration file Directory({ Path = "/tmp/haiconf/testdirectory", Mode = "0755", Owner = "jerome", Group = "wheel", Recurse = true, Ensure = "present", }) |