[downstream project] Helper script to automatically generate hosts.csv & run a self-contained Ananta container

[IceCodeNew]

This issue is not meant to report a problem but to self-promote a downstream project that might ease the usage of the Ananta.
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Wish to build a strong connection to this great project ;-)

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https://github.com/IceCodeNew/anata-no-minato/

This project is an attempt to packaging the Ananta with its runtime into a minimum, hardened docker image, while also providing a convenient way to use it.
It is recommended to bind mount the ${HOME}/.ssh/ into the container, and the container will automatically generate hosts.csv based on ~/.ssh/config for you.

How to start

Install the ananta helper script:

curl -sSLROJ --fail -- \
    "https://github.com/IceCodeNew/anata-no-minato/releases/latest/download/ananta"

# it is always a good idea to check the content of a script before executing it
cat ./ananta

sudo install -pvD ./ananta /usr/local/bin/
rm ./ananta

This helper script will automatically generate hosts.csv based on ~/.ssh/config, issue the command as below:
(omit the hosts.csv argument)

ananta -CS fastfetch

In case you want to specify an existing hosts.csv,
issue the command with the same arguments sequence as the original ananta command:

ananta -t arch hosts.csv sudo pacman -Syu --noconfirm

[cwt]

@IceCodeNew Yo, I’ve shifted main development to GitHub. Syncing back and forth between Git and Mercurial while handling PRs on GitHub was causing some seriously weird conflicts in Mercurial. So, this move just makes life easier. Still got mad love for Mercurial, though! 😎

[IceCodeNew]

@IceCodeNew Yo, I’ve shifted main development to GitHub. Syncing back and forth between Git and Mercurial while handling PRs on GitHub was causing some seriously weird conflicts in Mercurial. So, this move just makes life easier. Still got mad love for Mercurial, though! 😎

Welcome to GitHub!