puppet nfs export with augeas

I wanted to be able to define nfs shares with puppet and have puppet take care of the exports line and exportfs. I found this page, but I didn't like that there was perl code thrown in the midst. I rewrote it to use an inline template instead.

The code is up on github at github.com/uphillian/puppet-nfsshare

The main difference is using an inline template to create the options to set.
$options_set = inline_template(" nfsopts.each do |opt| -set dir[.= \"= @nfsshare \"]/client[.=\"= @nfsaccess \"]/option[.=\"= opt \"] = opt\n end ")

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