h1. NAME Csistck - Perl system consistency check framework h1. SYNOPSIS
use Csistck;
for my $host (qw/a b/) {
host $host => role('test');
}
host 'c' => role('test');
role 'test' =>
template(".files/test.tt", "/tmp/test", { text => "Some text here" }),
permission("/tmp/test*", mode => '0777', uid => 100, gid => 100);
check;
The script can then be called directly, using command line arguements below
h1. DESCRIPTION
Csistck is a small Perl framework for writing scripts to maintain system configuration and consistency. The focus of csistck is to stay lightweight, simple, and flexible.
h1. EXTENDING ROLES
Roles can be defined using the @role@ keyword syntax, however a more flexible method is to extend a new object from Csistck::Role:
use Csistck;
use base 'Csistck::Role';
sub defaults {
my $self = shift;
$self->{config} = '/etc/example.conf';
}
sub tests {
my $self = shift;
$self->add(pkg({
dpkg => 'test-server',
pkg_info => 'net-test'
}),
template('files/example.conf', $self->{config}, { example => $self });
}
1;
See Csistck::Role for information on extending roles
h1. METHODS
h2. option($name, $value)
Set option to specified value.
h3. Available Options
* pkg_type [string]
Set package type
* domain_name [string]
Set default domain name to append to hosts
h2. host($hostname, [@tests]);
Append test or array of tests to host definition.
host 'hostname' => noop(1), noop(1);
host 'hostname' => noop(0);
Returns a reference to the host object.
h2. role($rolename, [@tests]);
Append test or array of tests to role definition.
role 'test' => noop(0);
host 'hostname' => role('test');
Returns a reference to the role object.
h2. noop($return)
"No operation" test, used only for testing or placeholders.
role 'test' => noop(1);
h2. file($glob, $target)
Copy files matching file glob pattern to target directory.
role 'test' => file("lighttpd/app/*.conf", "/etc/lighttpd");
See Csistck::Test::File
h2. template($template, $target, [%args])
Process file $template as a Template Toolkit template, output to path $target. Hashref %args is passed to the template processor.
role 'test' => template("sys/motd", "/etc/motd", { hot => 'dog' });
See Csistck::Test::Template
h2. permission($glob, %args)
Change permissions on files matching file glob pattern
role 'test' => permission("/etc/couchdb/*", {
mode => '0640',
uid => 130,
gid => 130
});
See Csistck::Test::Permission
h2. script($script, [@arguments])
Call script with specified arguments
role 'test' => script("apache2/mod-check", "rewrite");
See Csistck::Test::Script
h2. pkg($package, [$type])
Check for package using system package manager. The @package@ argument may be specified as a string, or as a hashref to specify package names for multiple package managers. The package manager will be automatically detected if no package manager is specified.
option 'pkg_type' => 'dpkg';
role 'test' =>
pkg("lighttpd", 'dpkg'),
pkg({
dpkg => 'snmp-server',
pkg_info => 'net-snmp'
});
See Csistck::Test::Pkg for more information
h1. SCRIPT USAGE
Scripts based on csistck will run in an interactive mode by default. The following command line options are recognized in a csistck based script
* *--[no]repair*
Automate repair mode, do not run in interactive mode.
* *--[no]verbose*
Toggle verbose reporting of events
* *--[no]debug*
Toggle debug reporting of events
* *--[no]quiet*
Toggle event reporting of errors
h1. AUTHOR
Anthony Johnson, @