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License: MIT License
dotbot pacaur plugin
License: MIT License
Hello,
Posting this request here from anishathalye/dotbot#122
My request is fairly simple. I'm in a situation where I'm jumping between a macbook and a linux machine and I'm using both dotbot-pacuar
and dotbot-brew
to maintain a list of my packages for both machines.
The lists contain, for the most part, the same exact packages with a few here and there differences.
Currently, there's no way to use reference anchors in the plugin yaml file so I have to write my package lists like this:
- pacaur:
- package1
- package2
- package3
- package4
- package5
- linux-specific1
- brew:
- package1
- package2
- package3
- package4
- package5
- mac-specific1
- mac-specific2
As you can see, there's a lot of unnecesary repeats between both lists.
What I'd like to do instead is this:
- &common
- package1
- package2
- package3
- package4
- package5
- pacaur:
- *common
- linux-specific1
- brew:
- *common
- mac-specific1
- mac-specific2
This almost works right now, but the hangup is that dotbot doesn't first flatten the lists prior to passing them to the plugins. So what the plugins end up getting is this:
- pacaur:
-
- package1
- package2
- package3
- package4
- package5
-
- linux-specific1
- brew:
-
- package1
- package2
- package3
- package4
- package5
-
- mac-specific1
- mac-specific2
Hope that makes sense. Thanks for considering! ๐
Thanks for this plugin for dotbot, is awesome!, but i can't make it work, I have done the installation as you say and I have put in the conf.yaml file the directive as well:
"${BASEDIR}/${DOTBOT_DIR}/${DOTBOT_BIN}" -d "${BASEDIR}" -c "${CONFIG}" \
--plugin-dir "${BASEDIR}/dotbot-pacaur" "${@}"
but I receive "Action pacaur not handler" when runs the script.
In my arch.conf.yaml i have this with 4 spaces:
- pacaur:
- zsh
- vim
and more...
I'm can't find a solution.
Thanks for your work!
In order to get the pacaur plugin to work, I have to run, from my dotfiles repo, dotbot/bin/dotbot -p dotbot-pacaur/pacaur.py -c packages.conf.yaml
rather than ./install -p dotbot-pacaur/pacaur.py -c packages.conf.yaml
. What am I doing wrong?
The output I get is the same as if ./install
was running my default config, then this on stderr
:
usage: dotbot [-h] [-Q] [-q] [-v] [-d BASEDIR] [-c CONFIGFILE] [-p PLUGIN]
[--disable-built-in-plugins] [--plugin-dir PLUGIN_DIR]
[--no-color] [--version]
dotbot: error: argument -c/--config-file: expected one argument
I added some *-git
packages to the profile, installation works fine but any subsequent invocation fails on first *-git
package on the list - probably output is not handled well - I tried nail down the issue, but I am not python-not-even-begginer. Could you add support for *-git
packages support or point to a place where fix should be made ?
Thanks and regards !
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