Ansible playbook for installing Nitter

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nitter-ansible

Ansible playbook to install nitter

Requirements

Latest stable version of Ansible (this was tested with Ansible 2.10.7)
A Ubuntu 20.04 LTS server with a public IP
A (sub)-domain name for Nitter with a valid A/AAAA record with aforementioned IP

Copy group_vars/all.sample to group_vars/all and edit the following variables:
- NITTER_DOMAIN - your Nitter domain [MANDATORY]
- NITTER_PORT - the port you want Nitter to run on, you can leave this on 8080 if you are unsure
- NITTER_HMAC - you can generate a value for this on your Ansible host with pwgen -s 24 1
- ACME_ACCOUNT_EMAIL - for SSL certificate expiry notices from LE if renewal fails
Make a Ansible hosts file that looks like this:

[nitter]
nitter.example.com