Vagrant
Vagrant commands for Sublime Text
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Sublime-vagrant
Implements common Vagrant commands.
- Init Create a new Vagrantfile in the root directory of your project.
- Status: Will show the status of this project's VM
- Up: Starts this project's VM
- Provision: Runs configured provisioners
- Halt: Forcefully suspends the VM
- Suspend: Suspends the VM
- Resume: Resumes the VM
- Reload: Reloads Vagrantfile (equivalent to halt then up)
- Destroy: Destroys the VM. Be careful, you won't be asked to confirm.
- Destroy & Up: Destroys the VM and starts it again. Useful for resetting to a known position.
- Rsync: Rsync files from host to guest.
Settings
You can set up a different vagrant path if your Vagrant binary is not installed in the default location, or you're using Sublime-Vagrant on a windows machine.
{
"vagrant_path": "/usr/bin/vagrant",
"vagrantfile_path": "/vagrant",
"additional_args": ['-h', '-v'],
"output_to_window": true
}
By default Sublime-Vagrant will scan your first open folder and traverse up from there looking for a Vagrantfile, alternatively you may provide the “vagrantfile_path” setting which allows you to manually specify a relative path.
There are very few additional arguments you can pass to Vagrant so by default there are none in the setting file.
Contributors
- https://github.com/Stubbs/ - Original Author
- https://github.com/benmatselby - For the code to execute runtime commands.
- https://github.com/NaleagDeco - Bug fixes & improvements
- https://github.com/jbrooksuk - Sublime Text 3 support
- https://github.com/arosolino - Bugfixes & missing Vagrant commands
- https://github.com/timcooper - Bugfixes & extra Vagrant commands
- https://github.com/fxdgear - pep8 and adding Rsync command
If you submit any bug fixes or improvements, don't forget to add yourself to the list of contributors.