bitswarmlabs / puppet-ohmyzsh

This is the oh-my-zsh Puppet module. It installs oh-my-zsh for a user and changes their shell to zsh. It has been tested under Ubuntu.
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puppet-ohmyzsh

This is a oh-my-zsh module. It installs oh-my-zsh for a user and can change their shell to zsh. It can install and configure themes and plugins for users.

oh-my-zsh is a community-driven framework for managing your zsh configuration. See https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh for more details.

Usage

# disable management of zsh and git packages:
class { 'ohmyzsh::config': manage_zsh => false, manage_git => false }

# install for a single user
ohmyzsh::install { 'user1': }

# install for multiple users in one shot and set their shell to zsh
ohmyzsh::install { ['root', 'user1']: set_sh => true }

# install and disable automatic updating
ohmyzsh::install { 'user2': disable_auto_update => true }

# install and disable update prompt so updates are applied automatically
ohmyzsh::install { 'user2': disable_update_prompt => true }

# install a theme for a user
ohmyzsh::fetch::theme { 'root': url => 'http://zanloy.com/files/dotfiles/oh-my-zsh/squared.zsh-theme' }

# set a theme for a user
ohmyzsh::theme { ['root', 'user1']: } # would install 'bitswarmops' theme as default

ohmyzsh::theme { ['root', 'user1']: theme => 'dpoggi' } # specific theme

# changing the hostname slug of bitswarmops theme to use puppet fact:
class { 'ohmyzsh::config': theme_hostname_slug => $::clientcert }
ohmyzsh::theme { ['root', 'user1']: }

# activate default plugins for a user
ohmyzsh::plugins { 'user1': }

# or activate specific plugins for a user
ohmyzsh::plugins { 'user1': plugins => 'git github' }

# upgrade oh-my-zsh for a single user
ohmyzsh::upgrade { 'user1': }

# upgrade oh-my-zsh on a different schedule (only 'daily' is defined, you are responsible for creating additional schedules)
ohmyzsh::upgrade { 'user1': schedule => 'weekly' }

Support

Please log tickets and issues on GitHub

Acknowlegments

This module was originally a fork of zanloy/ohmyzsh at version 1.0.4, itself a fork of acme/ohmyzsh at version 0.1.3