The Web server (nginx), PHP and the services (MariaDB, PostgreSQL, Mailpit) are installed locally with Ansible.
All the management of the system (configuration, update, etc) goes through this tool which allows everyone to have a similar environment.
You must first clone the repository to setup the environment.
$ xcode-select --install
$ git clone https://github.com/Akollade/mac-playbook.git ~/.mac-playbook
# With SSH
$ git clone [email protected]:Akollade/mac-playbook.git ~/.mac-playbook
Then you have to configure the environment:
$ cd ~/.mac-playbook
$ touch config.yml
$ vim config.yml
You can look in the file default.config.yml
to customize your environment.
Example :
---
############
# SYSTEM #
############
edit_dev_config_with: code
homebrew_cask_packages:
- tableplus
- iterm2
- alfred
- code
############
# dotfiles #
############
zsh_theme: agnoster
#########
# GIT #
#########
git_user_name: John Doe
git_user_email: [email protected]
###########
# Nginx #
###########
nginx_sites:
- name: wallabag
server_name: wallabag.localhost
type: symfony
root: "~/dev/wallabag/web"
php_version: '8.0'
Homebrew is needed, see https://brew.sh/ to install it.
Then :
# Edit your bashrc or zshrc to include "export PIPX_HOME=$HOME/.local/pipx"
$ make bootstrap
$ make setup-mkcert
And to finish : reboot the computer.
From there, you can use the dev binary to manage the environment.
To avoid having to enter the SUDO password all the time we will encrypt our SUDO password with a password that will be stored in the keychain :
$ ./scripts/generate-ansible-password
To list all commands just type dev
.
mac-playbook is licensed under the MIT license.