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https://github.com/x86-39/ansible_collection_diademiemi.template

Repository template for an Ansible collection with automatic GitHub Actions Molecule tests on changed roles
https://github.com/x86-39/ansible_collection_diademiemi.template

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Repository template for an Ansible collection with automatic GitHub Actions Molecule tests on changed roles

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Ansible Collection - diademiemi.template
========================================
Documentation for the collection template.

Contents
========

Roles
------
Role | Description | CI Status
--- | --- | ---

Click on the role to see the README for that role.

Collection Structure
--------------

This collection makes use of my [Ansible Role Template repository](https://github.com/diademiemi/ansible_role_%74emplate.git). The `add-role.sh` script downloads this Template and generates a new role with the name specified. If a `molecule/default/molecule.yml` file is present, it will be ran with GitHub Actions.

Usage:
```bash
export NEW_ROLE_NAME="new_role"
./add-role.sh ${NEW_ROLE_NAME}
```

Using Template
--------------
To use this template for a new role, run

```bash
export NEW_ROLE_NAME="NEW_NAME"
export GITHUB_USER="diademiemi"
export GALAXY_API_KEY="YOUR_API_KEY"

find . -type f -exec sed -i "s/diademiemi/${GITHUB_USER}/g" {} + # Do not run this more than once
find . -type f -exec sed -i "s/template/${NEW_ROLE_NAME}/g" {} + # Do not run this more than once

# Assumes repo is named ansible_role_${NEW_ROLE_NAME}
gh secret set GALAXY_API_KEY -R ${GITHUB_USER}/ansible_collection_${GITHUB_USER}.${NEW_COLLECTION_NAME} -a actions -b ${GALAXY_API_KEY}

# Remove this section from README.md
sed -i "/Using Template/Q" README.md
```

This is also provided as a script as `replace.sh`.