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This repository is a clone of https://github.com/ctorgalson/ansible-role-oh-my-zsh/tree/master, edited to make the installation of Zsh, Oh-My-ZSH for root user.
Ansible Role Oh My ZSH - Powerlevel10k
This is a basic Ansible role to enable and configure Oh My Zsh on Fedora, Ubuntu or Debian. It should also work on many other *nix variants. It performs the following tasks:
- Install and minimally configure Zsh:
- make sure it exists,
- set it as the default shell for the user specified by the role.
- Install Oh My Zsh for each specified user (in
~/.oh-my-zsh
by default). - Configure (Oh My) Zsh by optionally creating a
.zshrc
file for each specified user. - Alternately, configure Zsh by adding a block of lines to individual
users'
.zshrc
files. - Installs and configure PowerLevel10k theme
Role variables - ZSH - Oh My ZSH
Variable name | Default value | Description |
---|---|---|
omz_install_zsh |
false |
Defines whether or not the role should attempt to install Zsh. |
omz_user |
[] |
The user to install/configure (Oh My) Zsh for. See below for its properties. |
omz_user.name |
- |
The name of the user. |
omz_user.group |
- |
The group of the user |
omz_user.settings |
- |
Extra settings (as a mult-line string) such as variable exports or aliases to add to the user's .zshrc file. Only used if omz_zshrc_create is true . |
omz_git_repository |
https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh.git |
The git repo to clone Oh My Zsh from. |
omz_install_directory |
.oh-my-zsh |
The name of the directory to clone Oh My Zsh into. |
omz_zshrc_create |
true |
Whether or not to create .zshrc . If true , will create .zshrc from a template. |
omz_zshrc_template |
templates/zshrc.zsh-template.j2 |
The template used to create the user's .zshrc file when omz_zshrc_create is true . |
omz_zshrc_backup |
true |
Whether or not to create backup the existing .zshrc files when the role changes it. |
omz_zsh_theme |
robbyrussell |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_case_sensitive |
false |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_hyphen_insensitive |
false |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_disable_auto_update |
false |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_update_zsh_days |
13 |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_disable_ls_colors |
false |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_disable_auto_title |
false |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_enable_correction |
false |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_completion_waiting_dots |
false |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_disable_untracked_files_dirty |
false |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_hist_stamps |
mm/dd/yyyy |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_zsh_custom |
$ZSH/custom |
See templates/zshrc.zsh-template . |
omz_plugins |
[] |
A list of Oh My Zsh plugins to enable. |
Role variables - ZSH - Oh My ZSH
Available variables are listed below, along with default values (see defaults/main.yml
):
---
# defaults file for ansible-role-p10k
# Powerlevel10k Git repository url
p10k_repository_url: 'https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k.git'
# Install p10k for the following linux users
# Default: the linux user running Ansible
p10k_users:
- "{{ ansible_user_id }}"
# Zsh plugin used, zsh, ohmyzsh, prezto, Zim, etc..
# All plugin names can be found here https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k#installation
zsh_plugin: zsh
# Setup p10k theme to use
# Valid values: lean, classic, rainbow, pure
p10k_prompt_style: "classic"
# Show current time
# Valid values: no, 24-hour, 12-hour
p10k_prompt_time: "24-hour"
# Prompt sperator
# Valid values: angled, vertical, slanted, round
p10k_prompt_separator: "angled"
# Prompt heads
# Valid values: sharp, blurred, slanted, round
p10k_prompt_head: "sharp"
# Prompt tails
# Valid values: flat, blurred, sharp, slanted, round
p10k_prompt_tails: flat
# Terminal prompt height
# Valid values: one-line, two-lines
p10k_prompt_height: two-lines
# Prompt connection, only used if "p10k_prompt_height" value is "two-lines"
# Valid values: disconnected, dotted, solid
p10k_prompt_connection: disconnected
# Prompt connection color, only used if
# "p10k_prompt_connection" value is "dotted" or "solid"
# or "p10k_prompt_frame" is not "no"
# Valid values: lightest, light, dark, darkest, black, white, green, blue
p10k_prompt_connection_color: "dark"
# Prompt frame connection
# Valid values: no, left, right, full
p10k_prompt_frame: left
# Sparse prompt with an empty line before promp
# Valid values: compact, sparse
p10k_prompt_spacing: compact
# Terminal flow
# Valid values: concise, fluent
p10k_prompt_flow: concise
# Enable transient prompt
# Valid values: yes, no
p10k_transient_prompt: "no"