Legomac

See My LEGO Macintosh Classic with Raspberry Pi and e-paper display and Experimenting with asyncio on a Raspberry Pi

Lego Digital Designer

The LEGO building instructions can be found under the ldd directory.

Ansible playbooks

This repository includes 2 playbooks:

epd-demo.yml (to install a simple Clock demo)
playbook.yml (to install aiolegomac)

Roles variables

traefik_image: arm32v6/traefik:v1.6
aiolegomac_image: beenje/aiolegomac
pigpiod_image: beenje/pigpiod
traefik_network: traefik-network
traefik_debug: "false"
# Accepted values, in order of severity: "DEBUG", "INFO", "WARN", "ERROR", "FATAL", "PANIC"
traefik_log_level: ERROR
traefik_dashboard_port: 8080
traefik_domain: example.com
traefik_letsencrypt_email: ""
# Use the let's encrypt staging server by default
# Set to true to use the production environment
traefik_letsencrypt_production: false

aiolegomac_port: 7777
aiolegomac_network: aiolegomac-network
aiolegomac_hostname: legomac.example.com
aiolegomac_username: username
aiolegomac_password: password
aiolegomac_jwt_secret: secret
aiolegomac_jwt_exp_delta_seconds: 604800
aiolegomac_timezone: 'Europe/Stockholm'

Usage

Clone the repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/beenje/legomac.git
$ cd legomac

Edit the hosts file to set the hostname of your Raspberry Pi. Create a host_vars/<hostname> file to modify the needed variables.

Run the playbook:

$ ansible-playbook -i hosts -k playbook.yml

Note that the epd-demo.yml playbook doesn't include any variables.