- hosts: all
  vars:
    gitea_database_name: gitea
    gitea_database_user: gitea
    gitea_database_password: "{{ vault_crypted_gitea_database_pass }}"
    gitea_salt: "{{ vault_crypted_gitea_salt }}"
    gitea_domain: git.example.com
    gitea_database_uri: mysql.example.com:3306
  roles:
    - alvaroaleman.gitea

Simple role to install the Gogs git server.

• silpion.lib

• gitea_domain: The baseurl for linkgeneration mandatory
• gitea_database_bassword: Database password for gitea mandatory
• gitea_salt: The salt to use for password storage mandatory
• gitea_database_uri: Uri to use for database connection (default: localhost:3306)
• gitea_database_name: Name of the database gitea shall use (default: gitea)
• gitea_database_user: Name of the database usre gitea shall use (default: gitea)
• gitea_database_type: Type of gitea database (default: mysql)
• gitea_http_port: Http port gitea shall bind to (default: 3000)
• gitea_ssh_port: SSH port gitea shall bind to (default: 2222)
• gitea_http_proto: Whether to prepend http or https to generated links (default: http)
• gitea_logdir: The directory to write logs into (default: /var/run/gitea)
• gitea_appini_template: Template to use for gitea app.ini config file (default: builtin_app.ini.j2)
• gitea_home: Folder in which to put gitea data (default: /srv/gitea)
• gitea_username: Username under which to run gitea. Must be root if you want gitea to bind to ports < 1024 (default: gitea)
• gitea_install_dir: Folder to install gitea into (default: /opts/gitea)
• gitea_config_dir: Folder in which to put gitea config (default: /etc/gitea)
• gitea_version: The version of gitea to install (default: 1.1.0)
• gitea_http_listen_addr: The address to listen on for http request (default: '')

Please fork this repository and create a local branch split off of the master branch and create pull requests back to the origin master branch.

AGPLv3

This role provides integration tests using the Ruby RSpec/serverspec framework with a few drawbacks at the time of writing this documentation.

Running integration tests requires a number of dependencies being installed. As this role uses Ruby RSpec there is the need to have Ruby with rake and bundler available.

# install role specific dependencies with bundler
bundle install

# run the complete test suite with Docker
rake suite

# run the complete test suite with Vagrant
source  envvars-vagrant.sample
rake suite

# run the complete test suite with Vagrant without destroying the box afterwards
source  envvars-vagrant.sample
RAKE_ANSIBLE_VAGRANT_DONT_CLEANUP=1 rake suite

• Alvaro Aleman