# Loopabull (https://github.com/maxamillion/loopabull) config file
#
# There are three main definitions: ansible, routing_keys, plugin. These will be
# explained in comments above each section below.

# loglevel
#
# The defaul loglevel is "info" but the following log levels are available
#   - info
#   - warn
#   - error
#   - debug
{% if loglevel is defined %}
loglevel: {{ loglevel }}
{% else %}
loglevel: info
{% endif %}

# plugin section
#
# loopabull has two types of plugins:
#
#   looper: message bus python generator plugin that will interface with your
#           prefered origin of events (message bus or otherwise).
#
#   translator: routing key translator which allows for alternative layouts
#               on-disk for routing_key mappings to playbooks the default of
#               "rkname" simple means that your playbooks share the same parent
#               dir and are all named after the routing_key they correspond to
#               in the message bus.
#
plugins:
  looper:
    name: {{ plugin }}
  translator:
    name: rkname

# routing_keys
#
# This is a list of routing keys that will be yielded by your selected plugin
# that should be acted upon (i.e. - these keys should trigger an ansible
# playbook by the same name).
routing_keys:
{% for rkey in routing_keys %}
  - {{ rkey }}
{% endfor %}

# ansible
#
# This section will tell Loopabull about information to pass to the
# ansible-playbook command.
#
#   playbooks_dir
#     The full path location of the directory containing your playbooks that
#     coorelate to the routing_keys
#
#   cfg_file_path
#     Full path location of the ansible configuration to use
#
#   playbook_cmd
#     Command to use in place of ansible-playbook (for those that want to use
#     Ansible Tower commands or custom wrappers of their own)
ansible:
  playbooks_dir: {{ playbooks_dir }}
  cfg_file_path: {{ ansible_cfg_path }}
  playbook_cmd:  {{ playbook_cmd }}
