vagrant-creator 0.0.6

A tool to generate Vagrant init files with custom configurations

Vagrant Init Generator

Overview

vagrant-init-generator is a command-line tool that simplifies the process of generating Vagrant Vagrantfile with custom configurations. It allows users to specify CPU, RAM, machine name, host name, IP address, forwarded ports, and provisioning commands easily through user-friendly prompts or default values.

Features

• Generate Vagrantfile with custom configurations
• Interactive prompts for user input (CPU, RAM, machine name, host name, IP address, forwarded ports, provision commands)
• Support for specifying forwarded ports and provisioning commands
• Default values for skipped prompts
• Easy installation and usage

Installation

To install vagrant-creator, you can use pip:

pip install vagrant-creator

Usage

To generate a vagrant file, Run vagrant-creator to start the interactive setup and follow the steps as prompted to customize the file as required:

vagrant-creator

Entering Information

• Pressing `Enter` will use the default value shown in parentheses.
• To add multiple forwarded ports or provisioning commands, follow the prompts.

Forwarded Ports

When prompted to add a forwarded port, enter y to add a port or n to skip.

• Guest Port: Enter the guest port number (default: 8080).
• Host Port: Enter the host port number (default: 8080).
• Auto Correct: Enable auto-correct (default: true). Enter t for true or f for false.

Provisioning Commands

When prompted to add a provisioning command, enter y to add a command or n to skip.

• Command: Enter the provisioning command (e.g., sudo yum install ansible -y).

Example

Here's an example of the interactive setup:

$ vagrant-creator

===================================== Vagrant file generator =====================================
Enter vm box name (default: centos/7):
Enter CPU (default: 1):
Enter RAM in MB (default: 1024):
Enter Machine Name (default: default-machine):
Enter Host Name (default: localhost):
Enter IP Address (default: 192.168.33.10):
Do you want to add a forwarded port? [y (Yes) /n (No)]: y
Enter the guest port number (default: 8080):
Enter the host port number (default: 8080):
Enable auto correct? (default: true) [t (True) /f (False)]: t
Do you want to add a provisioning command? [y (Yes) /n (No)]: y
Enter the provisioning command (e.g., 'sudo yum install ansible -y'): sudo apt-get install ansible -y
Do you want to add a provisioning command? [y (Yes) /n (No)]: n
Vagrantfile generated successfully!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.