This callback plugin is based on the work of Deepak Kothandan, which has been published on GitHub
Copy the plugin (rocketchat.py) into your callback_plugins folder and configure at least the webhook.
Make sure that the python module prettytable is installed on your ansible host, otherwise the callback plugin will fail with an warning.
The plugin can be configured via ansible.cfg (section callback_rocketchat) or environment variables:
| ini key | env var | required | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
webhook_url |
ROCKETCHAT_WEBHOOK_URL |
YES | Rocketchat Webhook URL | |
username |
ROCKETCHAT_USERNAME |
no | ansible |
Username to post as |
channel |
ROCKETCHAT_CHANNEL |
no | (configured in webhook) | Rocketchat room to post in. The default (empty) will use the default configured in the webhook. |
icon_url |
ROCKETCHAT_ICON_URL |
no | - | URL to image which should be used for user avatar |
icon_emoji |
ROCKETCHAT_ICON_emoji |
no | - | Rocketchat emoji which should be used for user avatar |
validate_certs |
ROCKETCHAT_VALIDATE_CERTS |
no | true |
Validate the TLS certificate of the Rocketchat server. (For HTTPS URLs) |
Example configuration:
[callback_rocketchat]
username = Ansible
channel = #yoloops
icon_emoji = :superhero:
webhook_url = https://rocket.example.com/yourrocketchatwebhooktokenThis is probably happens, because you have installed the module with pip. Pip installs it into /usr/local/lib/<PYTHONVERSION>/site-packages instead of /usr/lib/<PYTHONVERSION>/site-packages, which is included in ansibles python library path.
If you're using CentOS you can use the RPM package:
$ dnf install python3-prettytable.noarch