ansible-modules-consul-acl 0.2.0

Ansible modules for the Consul ACL system

# ansible-modules-consul-acl

Ansible modules for the [Consul ACL system](https://www.consul.io/docs/agent/acl-system.html):

- `consul_acl_policy`
- `consul_acl_token`

## Installation

Install using pip:

```
pip install ansible-modules-consul-acl
```

The modules have no external dependencies except Ansible.

## Usage

The documentation for each module is mostly complete - use `ansible-doc` to view it.

### Example

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```yaml
- name: Create ACL policy
consul_acl_policy:
name: example
# Rules specified as an HCL string
rules: |
service "example" {
policy = "write"
}
state: present
url: https://localhost:8500
token: a22c5e4f-0f48-4907-82db-843c6baf75be # Requires acl:write
register: consul_acl_policy

- name: Create ACL token
consul_acl_token:
description: Example token
# Policies specified as a list of PolicyLink objects: https://www.consul.io/api/acl/tokens.html#policies
policies:
- id: "{{ consul_acl_policy.id }}"
local: true
state: present
url: https://localhost:8500
token: a22c5e4f-0f48-4907-82db-843c6baf75be # Requires acl:write
register: consul_acl_token
```

### Environment variables

Some of the environment variables for the [Consul CLI](https://www.consul.io/docs/commands/index.html#environment-variables) will be used if they are defined:

- `CONSUL_HTTP_ADDR` for the `url` parameter. Prefix with `https://` instead of setting `CONSUL_HTTP_SSL=true`
- `CONSUL_HTTP_TOKEN` for the `token` parameter
- `CONSUL_CLIENT_CERT` for the `client_cert` parameter
- `CONSUL_CLIENT_KEY` for the `client_key` parameter