Deprecated: Please refer to paulosuzart/sdkman
Module can be use to install GVM and manage its available packages;
class { 'gvm' :
owner => 'someuser',
group => 'g_someuser',
homedir => '/apps/someuser',
}owneris the user name that will own the installation. From it the home of the user is assumed to be/home/$owner, or/rootif the provided user isroot. Defaults toroot.groupis the group name of the owner. Defaults to$owner.homediris the home directory of the owner. This can be omitted if the home directory is/rootor/home/$owner.
To install packages simply do:
gvm::package { 'grails':
version => '2.1.5',
is_default => true,
ensure => present #default
}versionwill makegvm::packageto install the given version of the packageis_defaultwill make this package as default if you want to install many versions
To remove packages use the extra argument package_name (defaults to name) like this:
gvm::package { 'remove grails 2.0.1':
package_name => 'grails',
version => '2.0.1',
ensure => absent,
}It is required Package['unzip'] declared somewhere in your manifests.
Tested and mostly built to run with Ubuntu/Debian. Futher versions should add suport for Mac and other distributions.
Notes for release 1.2.2
- Fixed
ownervariable lookup
With special thanks to pingram3030
Notes for release 1.2.1
- Allow passing of Java Home to GVM commands
- Don't mess with JAVA_HOME unless it's specified
With special thanks to rickab contribution.
Notes for release 1.1.0
- Parameterize homedir for non-standard directories
- Parameterize group name
- Fix typo
With special thanks to joedj contribution.
Notes for release 1.0.1
- Timeout parameter added to gvm::package.
- User fix. GVM installation condition changed. Ensuer file added.
- Fixed wrong HOME environment variable while installing a package.
With special thanks to Athlan contribution.
Notes for release 1.0.0
- Added support for
rootuser if you want to use this package in your server. - Added ability to remove gvm packages