I'm working on a plugin to be used for simplifying the process of deploying
to my org's environment. As part of this, I'd like to package some default
configuration that would typically go into the Vagrantfile into my plugin.
My goals are to allow anyone to use my plugin OR standard vagrant commands
without having to put anything referencing my plugin into their
Vagrantfiles. But my plugin would allow them to choose some default
machine configuration options, e.g. config.vm.box = 'precise64'.
I'd like them to be able to run `vagrant my_plugin up` and get a machine
running even when they have an empty Vagrantfile.
Right now I'm making my own version of the Up command, which will
ultimately call the native Up. I've tried lots of different ways of doing
this, and I can't quite figure out how to make it work.
The latest thing I've tried is as follows (please forgive the pseudocode,
but I don't have access to my actual code at the moment):
class MyUp < Vagrant.plugin(2, :command)
def initialize(argv, env)
super
loader = @env.config_loader
p = proc do
Vagrant.configure(2) do |config|
config.vm.box = 'precise64'
end
end
loader.set(:my_base, [[2, p]])
loader.load [:my_base, :root, :home]
end
def execute
Vagrant.UpCommand.new(@argv, @env).execute
end
end
This, along with many other things including loading Vagrantfiles with the
Vagrant::Vagrantfile, and Vagrant::Config::Loader do not work. No matter
what I try, I will get an error because vm.box has not been specified.
What is the best way for me to supply some default vm config with my
vagrant plugin?
Thanks
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