computer-playbook/roles/pc-developer-tools-php/README.md

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PC-Developer-Tools-PHP Role

Overview

This README document is for the pc-developer-tools-php role within the computer-playbook repository. This role is specifically designed to facilitate the setup of PHP development tools on personal computing environments.

Role Contents

The main.yml file under the pc-developer-tools-php role is centered around the installation of essential PHP development tools:

  1. Install PHP Developer Tools:
    • The task uses the community.general.pacman module to install:
      • php: The PHP language package, which is a popular general-purpose scripting language especially suited to web development.

Dependencies

This role depends on:

  • pc-developer-tools: Ensures that basic developer tools, which may include code editors, version control systems, and other common development utilities, are installed and available.

Purpose and Usage

The pc-developer-tools-php role is tailored for web developers and programmers who work with PHP. By automating the installation of PHP, this role streamlines the setup process, making it easier for developers to start working on PHP-based projects or running PHP applications.

Prerequisites

  • Ansible: Required for running this role.
  • Arch Linux-based System: Given that the role uses the pacman package manager, it is most suitable for systems based on Arch Linux or similar distributions.

Running the Role

To use this role:

  1. Clone the computer-playbook repository to your system.
  2. Navigate to the roles/pc-developer-tools-php directory within the repository.
  3. Run the role using Ansible, ensuring you have the necessary permissions for installing packages.

Customization

This role can be customized by adding more PHP-related packages or tools, depending on the specific needs of the user or the project.

Support and Contributions

For support, feedback, or contributions, such as adding additional tools for PHP development or enhancing the existing setup, please open an issue or submit a pull request in the computer-playbook repository. Contributions that enhance the PHP development environment are highly welcomed.