patmaddox / rbenv-cookbook

Installs and configures rbenv

rbenv cookbook

Installs and manages your versions of Ruby and Gems in Chef with rbenv and ruby_build

• rbenv
• ruby_build

Requirements

• Chef 10
• Centos / Redhat / Fedora / Ubuntu / Debian
• Ruby >= 1.9

Usage

Add a dependency on rbenv to your cookbook's metadata.rb

depends 'rbenv'

Installing rbenv and ruby_build

To install rbenv and ruby_build; Include each recipe in one of your cookbook's recipes

include_recipe "rbenv::default"
include_recipe "rbenv::ruby_build"

Installing rbenv-vars

To install rbenv-vars; Include this recipe in one of your cookbook's recipes

include_recipe "rbenv::rbenv_vars"

Installing a Ruby

And now to install a Ruby use the rbenv_ruby LWRP

rbenv_ruby "1.9.3-p194"

Installing Gems for rbenv managed Rubies

If you'd like a specific Ruby installed by rbenv to include a Gem, say bundler, use the rbenv_gem LWRP

rbenv_gem "bundler" do
  ruby_version "1.9.3-p194"
end

Be sure to include a value for the ruby_version attribute so the gem is installed for the correct Ruby

Attributes

rbenv

• rbenv[:group_users] - Array of users belonging to the rbenv group
• rbenv[:git_repository] - Git url of the rbenv repository to clone
• rbenv[:git_revision] - Revision of the rbenv repository to checkout
• rbenv[:install_prefix] - Path prefix rbenv will be installed into

ruby_build

• ruby_build[:git_repository] - Git url of the ruby_build repository to clone
• ruby_build[:git_revision] - Revision of the ruby_build repository to checkout
• ruby_build[:prefix] - Path prefix where ruby_build will be installed to

Recipes

default

Configures a node with a system wide rbenv accessible by users in the rbenv group

ruby_build

Installs ruby_build to a node which enables the rbenv_ruby LWRP to install Rubies to the node

ohai_plugin

Installs an rbenv Ohai plugin onto the node to automatically populate attributes about the rbenv installation

Resources / Providers

rbenv_ruby

Install specified version of Ruby to be managed by rbenv

Actions

Action	Description	Default
install	Install the version of Ruby	Yes

Attributes

Attribute	Description	Default
ruby_version	the ruby version and patch level you wish to install	name
force	install even if this version is already present (reinstall)	false
global	set this ruby version as the global version	false

Examples

Installing Ruby 1.9.2-p290

rbenv_ruby "1.9.2-p290"

Forcefully install Ruby 1.9.3-p0

rbenv_ruby "Ruby 1.9.3" do
  ruby_version "1.9.3-p0"
  force true
end

rbenv_gem

Install specified RubyGem for the specified ruby_version managed by rbenv

Actions

Action	Description	Default
install	Install the gem	Yes
upgrade	Upgrade the gem to the given version
remove	Remove the gem
purge	Purge the gem and configuration files

Attributes

Attribute	Description	Default
package_name	Name of given to modify	name
ruby_version	Ruby of version the gem belongs to
version	Version of the gem to modify
source	Specified if you have a local .gem file to install
gem_binary	Override for path to gem command
response_file
options	Additional options to the underlying gem command

Examples

Installing Bundler for Ruby 1.9.2-p290

rbenv_gem "bundler" do
  ruby_version "1.9.2-p290"
end

rbenv_execute

Safely execute shell commands with RBENV and a particular Ruby activated

Actions

Action	Description	Default
run	Run the command	Yes

Attributes

Attribute	Description
command	The name of the command to be executed
creates	Indicates that a command to create a file will not be run when that file already exists
cwd	The current working directory from which a command is run
environment	A hash of environment variables. These will be automatically merged with the required RBENV environment variables
group	The group name or group ID that must be changed before running a command
path	An array of paths to use when searching for a command. These paths will be added to the command's environment $PATH and the required RBENV path variables
returns	The return value for a command. This may be an array of accepted values. An exception is raised when the return value(s) do not match
ruby_version	The version of Ruby to activate when running the command
timeout	The amount of time (in seconds) a command will wait before timing out
user	The user name or user ID that should be changed before running a command
umask	The file mode creation mask, or umask

Releasing

1. Install the prerequisite gems

    $ bundle install
   

2. Increment the version number in the metadata.rb file

3. Run the Thor release task to create a tag and push to the community site

    $ bundle exec thor release
   

Authors and Contributors

• Jamie Winsor ([email protected])