This is a little chef repo that I use for setting up a new mac. I'm very lazy so most of the preferences are hardcoded in the cookbooks. The result is that this sets up a machine the way I want, which is quite possibly not how you want. I'll probably make it more tunable later, but... lazy :D
First off, install Xcode from the App Store. Next, make sure the Command Line Tools are installed, by going into Xcode's Preferences, selecting the Downloads tab, and installing the Command Line Tools.
You'll also need to have bundler installed.
There are a handful of recipes in this repo that require sudo. I try to
avoid this as much as possible, but with some things (.mpkg installers)
it's just not possible. You may want to edit your sudoers file to set
NOPASSWD on your user.
You'll want to run sudo visudo and change %admin ALL=(ALL) ALL to
%admin ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL. Save the file, and verify it works by
sudo -k && sudo -l. You should not be prompted for a password.
- check out the repo
bundle install- copy
config/example.jsontoconfig/whatever.json - edit your json file to taste
rake converge[whatever]
My employer (LivingSocial) sponsors some of the work I do on this project, and I note that in the files they own.
Contributions from:
The vendored_cookbooks directory contains cookbooks by:
- Graeme Mathieson (homebrew)
- Joshua Timberman (1password, dmg, mac_os_x)
Those cookbooks are licensed under different terms; see their respective READMEs for details.
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