mirror of https://github.com/kewlfft/ansible-aur
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# Ansible AUR helper
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Ansible module to use some Arch User Repository (AUR) helpers as well as makepkg.
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The following helpers are supported and automatically selected in the order they are listed:
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- [aurman](https://github.com/polygamma/aurman)
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- [pacaur](https://github.com/rmarquis/pacaur)
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- [trizen](https://github.com/trizen/trizen)
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- [pikaur](https://github.com/actionless/pikaur)
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- [yay](https://github.com/Jguer/yay)
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makepkg will be used if no helper was found or if it's specified explicitly.
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- [makepkg](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/makepkg)
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## Options
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|parameter |required |default |choices |comments|
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|--- |--- |--- |--- |---|
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|name |no | | |Name or list of names of the package(s) to install or upgrade.|
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|upgrade |no |no |yes, no |Whether or not to upgrade whole system.|
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|use |no |auto |auto, aurman, pacaur, trizen, pikaur, yay, makepkg |The helper to use, 'auto' uses the first known helper found and makepkg as a fallback.|
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|skip_installed |no |no |yes, no |Skip operations if the package is present.|
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|skip_pgp_check |no |no |yes, no |Skip verification of PGP signatures. This is useful when installing packages on a host without GnuPG (properly) configured. Only valid with makepkg.|
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### Note
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* Either *name* or *upgrade* is required, both cannot be used together.
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* *skip_installed* cannot be used with *upgrade*.
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* In the *use*=*auto* mode, makepkg is used as a fallback if no known helper is found.
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## Installing
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1. Clone the *ansibe-aur* repository in your playbook custom-module directory:
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```
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mkdir --parents library
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cd library
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git clone git@github.com:kewlfft/ansible-aur.git
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```
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2. Link the script to `library/aur`:
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```
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ln --symbolic ansible-aur/aur.py aur
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```
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## Usage
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### Note
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* This module aims to cover the AUR, for package removal or system upgrade with the repositories, it is recommended to use the official *pacman* module,
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* A package is reinstalled only if an update is available, using the *--needed* parameter, except for *yay* which does not support it and systematically reinstalls.
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### Examples
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Use it in a task, as in the following examples:
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```
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# Install trizen using makepkg, skip if trizen is already installed
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- aur: name=trizen use=makepkg skip_installed=true
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become: yes
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become_user: aur_builder
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# Install package_name using the first known helper found
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- aur: name=package_name
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...
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# Install package_name_1 and package_name_2 using trizen
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- aur:
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use: trizen
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name:
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- package_name_1
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- package_name_2
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...
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# Upgrade - using pacaur
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- aur: upgrade=yes use=pacaur
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...
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```
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### Create the "aur_builder" user
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While Ansible expects to SSH as root, AUR helpers do not allow executing operations as root, they all fail with "you cannot perform this operation as root". It is therefore recommended to create a user, that we will call for example *aur_builder*, that has no need for password with pacman in sudoers.
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This can be done in Ansible with the following actions:
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```
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- user:
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name: aur_builder
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group: wheel
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- lineinfile:
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path: /etc/sudoers.d/11-install-aur_builder
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line: 'aur_builder ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/pacman'
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create: yes
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validate: 'visudo -cf %s'
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```
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