azubi-0.2.0.0: README.md

# Azubi

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Is a very simple DevOps tool, which will never "reach" enterprise level.

## Goals

* Readable -> Haskell
* Check your rule set before changing your system -> Strong Type-system of Haskell
* Adaptive -> can run on all kinds of Linux and it is also planed to run on osx and Windows
* Lightweight -> No installation (except some basic shell tools) needed on the target host.


## How to start

Install `azubi` via cabal.

    cabal install azubi

create a file (e.g. `config.hs`) somewhere you like with the content

    #!/usr/bin/env runghc
    
    import Azubi
    
    main :: IO ()
    main = azubiMain $ []
           & installed (Ebuild "vim")
           & uptodate (Git "git@github.com:mrVanDalo\/azubi.git" "\/dev\/shm\/azubi")
           & installed (Git "git@github.com:mrVanDalo\/azubi-config.git" "\/dev\/shm\/azubi-config")
           & run (Always "touch" ["/dev/shm/run.test"])
           & link "\/dev\/shm\/azubi.link" "\/dev\/shm\/azubi"


call the script to get a help

    ./config.hs --help


## Links

* [Hackage Documentation](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/azubi)