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Installation

These cookbooks can be used directly with chef-solo. I recommend using my handy helper script home_cookin (http://github.com/gvarela/home_cookin). This cookbook assumes using Josh Peek's osx-cookbooks (http://github.com/josh/osx-cookbooks).

To use with home_cookin you can create a dna.json file that looks similar to the one below.

    {
      "imagemagick": {"ghostscript": true},
      "redis": {"launchd": true},
      "rvm": {"rubies": ["rbx", "ree", "1.9.2"]},
      "homesick": {"repos": ["git://github.com/gvarela/dot_files.git"]},
      "basic_brew": {"formulae": ["bash-completion"]},

      "cookbooks": ["https://github.com/modeset/osx-cookbooks/tarball/master",
                    "https://github.com/modeset/osx-cookbooks-ext/tarball/master"],
      "recipes": [
                  "homebrew",
                  "git",
                  "rvm",
                  "node",
                  "mysql",
                  "redis",
                  "memcached",
                  "imagemagick",
                  "mvim",
                  "homesick",
                  "basic_brew"
                ]
    }

Then run home_cookin

    sudo cook dna.json

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