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Hey hackers,
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this README is for you, for those who want to dig into cdist, hack it or try
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to get a deeper understanding.
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A lot of documentation is still missing, but running cdist-quickstart should
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give you an impression of how cdist works.
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I hope you have a lot of fun with cdist, because it was also a lot of fun to
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develop it!
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-- Nico, 20110304
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## Conventions
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- All variables exported by cdist are prefixed with a double underscore (__)
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- All cdist-internal variables are prefixed with __cdist_ and are generally not exported.
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## Running cdist when developing
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This file is suitable for execution and saving the objects and
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explorers from cdist. I usually do it like this:
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% ./HACKERS_README
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################################################################################
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set -x
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# Tell the user what we do, so this script makes sense during execution
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# prepare use (only from top level directory)
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export PATH="$(pwd -P)/bin:$PATH"
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export __cdist_conf_dir="$(pwd -P)/conf"
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# Allow user to supply hostname
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target="${1:-localhost}"
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# And use hostname as basedir (dangerous, but hackers know what they do)
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export __cdist_local_base_dir="/tmp/$target"
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# Run the real script
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cdist-deploy-to "$target"
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# Display results
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find "${__cdist_local_base_dir}"
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