Ansible Inventory implementation that uses Python syntax
Project description
Pyventory
Ansible Inventory implementation that uses Python syntax
Install
pip3 install pyventory
Features
- Modular inventory.
- Assests inheritance using Python classes.
- Support for multiple inheritance.
- Support for mixins.
- Support for vars templating using Python string formatting.
- Python 3 (>=3.6) support.
- Python 2 is not supported.
Usage
Create hosts.py
and make it executable.
A short example of the hosts.py
contents:
#!/usr/bin/env python3
from pyventory import Asset, ansible_inventory
class All(Asset):
run_tests = False
use_redis = False
redis_host = 'localhost'
minify = False
version = 'develop'
class Staging(All):
run_tests = True
staging = Staging()
ansible_inventory(locals())
Consider a more complex example which passes the following json output to Ansible.
Run Ansible playbook with the -i hosts.py
key:
ansible-playbook -i hosts.py site.yml
Notice that you need to have your inventory package in PYTHONPATH
.
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