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IDEM-LINUX
Grains, execution modules, and state modules common to all linux systems
Install with pip::
pip install idem-linux
Clone the idem-linux
repo and install with pip::
git clone https://gitlab.com/saltstack/pop/idem-linux.git idem_linux
pip install -e idem_linux
After installation the grains
command should now be available
install requirements-test.txt
with pip and run pytest::
pip install -r idem-linux/requirements-test.txt
pytest idem-linux/tests
Instructions for extending idem-linux into an OS or distro specific pop project
Install pop::
pip install --upgrade pop
Create a new directory for the project::
mkdir idem-{specific_linux_distro}
cd idem-{specific_linux_distro}
Use pop-seed
to generate the structure of a project that extends grains
and idem
::
pop-seed -t v idem-{specific_linux_distro} -d grains exec states
Add "idem-linux" to the requirements.txt::
echo idem-linux >> requirements.txt
And that's it! Go to town making grains, execution modules, and state modules specific to your linux distro. Follow the conventions you see in idem-linux.
For information about running idem states and execution modules check out https://idem.readthedocs.io
FAQs
Vertical app merge components for Idem and grains support on Linux
We found that idem-linux demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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