Default variable details
Some of debops.miniflux default variables have more extensive configuration
than simple strings or lists, here you can find documentation and examples for
them.
miniflux__configuration
The miniflux__*_configuration variables define the contents of the
/etc/miniflux.conf configuration file. You can find information about
available configuration options in Miniflux online documentation.
The role uses Universal Configuration system to integrate the default and inventory variables during configuration file generation.
Examples
You can see the default configuration defined in the role in
miniflux__default_configuration variable to see examples of various
configuration options.
Syntax
The variables are defined as lists of YAML dictionaries, each entry defines a configuration option using specific parameters:
nameRequired. Name of the variable to define in the configuration file, automatically converted to uppercase. Configuration entries with the same
nameparameter are merged together and can affect each other.commentOptional. String or YAML text block with a comment about a given configuration option.
valueThe value of a given configuration option. It can be a string, a number, a boolean variable or a YAML list which will be converted to strings separated by space.
rawIf the
rawparameter is specified, thenameandvalueparameters are not included in the generated configuration file. The contents of therawparameter (string or YAML text block) will be included in the generated configuration file as-is. You can use Jinja inside of therawparameter to augment generated configuration as needed.stateOptional. If not specified or
present, a given configuration option will be included in the generated file. Ifabsent, a given configuration option will not be included in the finished file. Ifcomment, the option will be included but commented out. Ifignore, a given configuration entry will not be evaluated during role execution.separatorOptional. Add an empty line before a given configuration option, for aesthetic purposes.