NOTE

This is a WIP project. The playbook is not yet complete and it will eventually evolve to a CLI tool written in GO to automate the setup of different environments used by me.

It will (probably) include the following:

• React Native Environment Setup
• Go Environment Setup
• KMP Environment Setup
• Jira Integration
• Git/Github Integration

Ansible Playbook

This playbook is used to install and configure the following services:

1. Update and upgrade packages

   • Debian-based systems: Uses ansible.builtin.apt to update and upgrade apt packages.
   • macOS: Uses community.general.homebrew to update and upgrade brew packages.

2. Install Node.js

   • Debian-based systems: Uses ansible.builtin.apt to install Node.js.
   • macOS: Uses community.general.homebrew to install Node.js.

3. Install npm

   • Debian-based systems: Uses ansible.builtin.apt to install npm.

4. Install yarn

   • Uses ansible.builtin.command to install yarn globally via npm.

5. Install Watchman

   • Debian-based systems: Uses ansible.builtin.apt to install Watchman.
   • macOS: Uses community.general.homebrew to install Watchman.

6. Install Java Development Kit (JDK)

   • Debian-based systems: Uses ansible.builtin.apt to install openjdk-8-jdk.
   • macOS: Uses community.general.homebrew to install openjdk.

7. Install Android Studio dependencies

   • Debian-based systems: Uses ansible.builtin.apt to install various i386 libraries required for Android Studio.

8. Install Gnu-tar

   • macOS: Uses community.general.homebrew to install gnu-tar.

9. Download and set up Android Studio

   • Uses ansible.builtin.get_url to download Android Studio.
   • Uses ansible.builtin.unarchive to extract Android Studio.
   • Uses ansible.builtin.lineinfile to set up environment variables for Android Studio.

10. Install React Native CLI

    • Uses community.general.npm to install React Native CLI globally.

This playbook ensures that all necessary tools and dependencies are installed and configured for both Debian-based systems and macOS.

How to Run the Playbook

1. Ensure you have Ansible installed on your system. You can install it using pip:

   pip install ansible

2. Install the required Ansible Galaxy collection:

   ansible-galaxy collection install community.general

3. Clone the repository containing the playbook:

   git clone <repository_url>
   cd <repository_directory>

4. Run the playbook using the following command:

   ansible-playbook -i inventory.ini playbook.yaml

5. The playbook will execute and install/configure the necessary services as described above.