"kei, u should upload ur dotfiles"

"why ur github is full of private commits"

"haha loonix goes brrrr"

These are the playbooks for bootstrapping my workstations and machines. Typically I install git and ansible on the new host, git clone this repository and then run local.sh to run the playbook on the current machine.

local.sh sets variables depending on the hostname, so certain tasks/templates are executed differently based on whether the machine is a workstation (with a physical keyboard) or a server. The list of workstation hosts is maintained in inventory.yaml and workstations.

In order:

Installs many packages on the machine, requires root for obvious reasons. Supports archlinux, debian and void. The package list is maintained in roles/packages/defaults/main.yaml.

On archlinux and void this installs programming languages and tools, whereas on debian this mainly installs helpers and compilers.

Installs most of my dotfiles.

Installs my ZSH dotfiles, antibody and my ZSH plugins. Requires root to install antibody.

Installs my GPG public key and grants it ultimate trust.

Installs my neovim dotfiles, dein and my neovim plugins.

This repository is in the public domain.