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My rust cli to manage certain aspects in and around my homelab
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README.md

homelab-cli

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A rust CLI that I use to automate the menial tasks in my homelab.

Please make sure if you really want to use this. I make heavy use of unwrap and unchecked http calls, so this can and will break at any given moment if you are not very careful with what you enter.

Setup

  1. Copy Homelab.template.toml to ~/.config/Homelab.toml and replace the placeholder valued with your actual values
  2. Grab the newest release from here or build it yourself, then drop it somewhere in your PATH

Issues & Pull requests

This tool is totally specific to my homelab and my workflow, so don't expect that I will respond in any way to issues. Pull Requests I might review, but again, this is tailored to me. You're better of forking if you must.

License

This is licensed under the MIT license.