puppet-outset

Setup outset using puppet.

Original project found here: chilcote/outset.

Usage

Using a file distributed via pluginsync

outset::boot_every{'disable_wifi.sh':
    script => 'puppet:///modules/mac_base/disable_wifi/disable_wifi.sh'
}

Using a template, and a high priority value to make it run last (default is 10)

outset::login_once{'dock.sh':
    script  => template('mac_base/dock/dock.sh.erb'),
    type    => 'template',
    priority => 99
}

Compound example: pluginsync, hiera, and update parameter.

• Using a file distributed via pluginsync
• Using a hiera lookup and set a default incase the lookup doesn't resolve
• Update parameter enabled. When 'update' is set to true puppet will automatically remove the login-once item from ~/Library/Preferences/com.github.outset.once.plist when a change to the script has been made. Puppet is already storing a hash for each file being managed via pluginsync. Therefore a modification to the script will change the hash, which in turn will have puppet run a script removing the item. The end result is - run once until I say to run again.

outset::login_once{'district_dock.sh':
    script   => hiera('outsetdock::script', 'puppet:///modules/profile/dockutil/district_dock.sh'),
    update   => true,
    priority => '5'
}

Why use this module?

Graham Gilbert has an almost identical module located here. The main benefits include:

• The update parameter for login-once scripts.
• This module installs outset along with giving you an easy way to add scripts.
• The launchd services are enabled with this module. As such a reboot to enable the daemons is not required.