A python utility for generating Ansible README.md files for roles
[](https://travis-ci.org/toast38coza/Ansible-DocGen)
* Ansible-DocGen is tested in `python3`
## Installation
### PIP
pip install ansible-docgeneration
**Note if you installed it from pip, you will need to use it like so from the command line:**
python -m docgen
### From Source
```
git clone git@github.com:toast38coza/Ansible-DocGen.git
cd Ansible-DocGen
virtualenv-3.4 env -p python3
source env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
```
## Usage
```
Usage: docgen.py [OPTIONS]
# Basic usage:
python docgen.py
#Specify a path to a role:
python docgen.py --path=/path/to/ansible/role
#Specify a path to a role, and output the result to a file:
python docgen.py --path=/path/to/ansible/role > /path/to/ansible/role/README.md
```
**Options:**
* `--path` Path to your role (defaults to current directory)
* `--help` Show this message and exit.
## Test
.. coming soon
## Example output:
A role for settings up a django application
* **Required ansible version:** >= 1.2
## Required variables:
| Parameter | Example | Comment |
|--------------|----------|----------|
|`django_app_name`|`polls`|The name of your application. Typcially this will be the name of the folder containing your settings.py file|
## Optional variables:
| Parameter | Default |
|--------------|----------|
|`django_settings_directory_path`|`{{django_app_path}}/{{django_project_name}}`|
|`django_gunicorn_workers`|`2`|
|`django_venv_path`|`/srv/venvs/{{django_app_name}}`|
|`django_media_path`|`/srv/{{django_app_name}}/media`|
|`django_http_port`|`8000`|
|`manage_commands`|`['collectstatic', 'syncdb', 'migrate']`|
|`django_settings_vars`|`[]`|
|`django_static_path`|`/srv/{{django_app_name}}/static`|
|`django_log_path`|`/var/log/{{django_app_name}}`|
|`django_requirements_location`|`{{django_app_path}}/requirements.txt`|
|`django_env_vars`|`[]`|
|`django_version`|`1.8`|
|`django_app_path`|`/var/www/{{django_app_name}}`|
|`django_github_version`|`master`|
### Basic usage
```
- hosts: all
vars:
- django_app_name: polls
roles:
- { role: django, tags: django }
```
### TODO
* TODO: use pex to package virtualenv
* Unit testing
* Travis CI
* Better error handling
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