added spf13 role

[keithhamilton]

Liked the maximum-awesome role, but I prefer spf13. Added a simple role that adds most of the stuff that your maximum-awesome role does (iterm, macvim, tmux), but then puts spf13 on top of it and runs the bootstrap script to fully install it.

Tested on: Mac OS X 10.9.2

[program247365]

👍 Agree on the spf13.

[keithhamilton]

woot!

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On May 5, 2014, at 8:33 PM, Kevin Ridgway <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

[:+1:] Agree on the spf13.

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[rricard]

Seems like a good idea !

There are two objections for me:

1. You should do this PR in xc-common, because it's shared by everyone and you'll be able to deploy it more easily.
2. I'm not keen on installation scripts. If possible, can you use the git_package role as a dependency and relink it with ansible ? (just as I did in maximum-awesome)

[keithhamilton]

Hey Robin,
Responses to your objections:

1. Yeah I wasn't sure if I was to branch xc-common or not, but can do.
2. As for using rake or similar to relink, I'm not sure the release branch of spf13 is set up to do this. the bootstrap.sh script that is part of the repo (so you can avoid a curl spoof), is basically a rake file written in bash, doing all of the bundle and dependency management for the vim setup. Without forking spf13 and rewriting the install method, and getting it accepted into the master branch, I'm not sure I'd be able to do exactly what you're doing with maximum-awesome.

Let me know where you stand on point two. If you are ok with moving ahead with using the spf13 bootstrap script, I'll submit this as a pull request to xc-common.

Thanks!
Keith

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On May 6, 2014, at 1:49 AM, "Robin Ricard" <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

Seems like a good idea !

There are two objections for me:

1. You should do this PR in xc-common, because it's shared by everyone and you'll be able to deploy it more easily.
2. I'm not keen on installation scripts. If possible, can you use the git_package role as a dependency and relink it with ansible ? (just as I did in maximum-awesome)

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