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# `finallycoffee.nextcloud.nextcloud-apps` ansible role
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This role can be used to install/update, remove, enable and disable
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nextcloud apps.
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## Examples
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```yaml
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nextcloud_apps:
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  # Install cospend app
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  - name: cospend
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    state: present
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  # Make sure mail app is installed, but not enabled
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  - name: mail
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    state: present
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    enabled: no
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  # Uninstall photos app
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  - name: photos
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    state: absent
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  # Make sure federation app is always up-to-date
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  - name: federation
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    state: latest
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```
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# `finallycoffee.nextcloud.nextcloud` ansible role
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This role can be used to deploy nextcloud in a docker container,
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regardless of wether the `apache` or `fpm` docker image is used.
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It provides various common (optimization) configuration options
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and creates a user on the host which is mapped into the container,
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so the host file permissions remain comprehensible.
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