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@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ Ansible orcherstration for Openwrt - with Lua!
Ansible is build around a collection of modules that get send to the remote
host to execute different tasks or collect information. Those modules are
implemented in python. However on embedded systems such as routers, ressources,
in particular flash memory are scarse and a python runtime often not available.
implemented in python. However on embedded systems such as routers, resources,
in particular flash memory are scarce and a python runtime often not available.
Those modules communicate with the ansible-toolsuite via well defined interfaces
and are executed via ssh. As each module is a standalone program, there is no
@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ attempts like [this](https://github.com/lefant/ansible-openwrt) which already
implement a small set of modules as bash-scripts.
However the primary author of this project disagrees with some of the
implementation decisons (e.g. sourcing files with key=value-pairs as a kind of
implementation decisions (e.g. sourcing files with key=value-pairs as a kind of
parsing) and is generally a fan of (even rather limited in luas case) typing. So
this project was born.
@ -80,9 +80,9 @@ To make this process easier, a Makefile is provided that packs all modules in
`./src/` and places the fatpacked variants in `library` for you. Just run `make`
in the projects top directory.
Please note, that this project is currenty **alpha** state. I used it to manage
Please note, that this project is currently in **alpha** state. I used it to manage
my personal router (playbook coming soon), but it still might easily lock you
out of your device, eat your hamsters or worse. So pleace check your playbook
out of your device, eat your hamsters or worse. So please check your playbook
beforehand against a VM (e.g. the one from the openwrt-vagrant project which
can be built from the submodule in `./test/`) or be sure that your router has a
convenient reset/failsafe path.
@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ An more complex example showing the usage of forcelist:
# Contributing
Give me all your pullrequest :) If you find a bug in one of the provided modules
Give me all your pullrequests :) If you find a bug in one of the provided modules
(quite possible) or want to contribute a new module, feel free to propose a
pullrequest.
To make development of the modules easier, two libraries are provided. The
@ -267,14 +267,14 @@ file.
end
```
Additionaly, the `./src/fileutils.lua` module has various wrappers for various
Additionally, the `./src/fileutils.lua` module has various wrappers for various
filesystemrelated tasks. Again: Please look up the functions in the sourcefile
and look how they are used in the provided modules.
# License
The libraries and only included in this repository for convenience are available
under their own respective licenses:
The libraries and submodules were only included in this repository for
convenience and are available under their own respective licenses:
- [dkjson](http://dkolf.de/src/dkjson-lua.fsl/home) MIT License
- [BinDecHex](http://www.dialectronics.com/Lua/code/BinDecHex.shtml) MIT License
- [openwrt-in-vagrant](https://github.com/lifeeth/openwrt-in-vagrant) MIT License