Windows startup script to fire up a Vagrant VM safely on boot (using Run registry key for instance)

Start-Vagrant.bat

ECHO OFF
cd /d %~dp0
for /f "tokens=2* delims= " %%F IN ('vagrant status ^| find /I "default"') DO (SET "STATE=%%F%%G")

ECHO Close this window if it remains open, and http://localhost:8081 is responsive

IF "%STATE%" NEQ "saved" (
  ECHO Starting Vagrant VM from powered down state...
  vagrant up
) ELSE (
  ECHO Resuming Vagrant VM from saved state...
  vagrant resume
)

if errorlevel 1 (
  ECHO FAILURE! Vagrant VM unresponsive...
)

Intended to be run from the directory containing .vagrant and Vagrantfile

THank you!

This helped me a lot, but I've changed it a little bit for my scripts.

Maybe this is useful:

for /f "tokens=2* delims=," %%F IN ('vagrant status --machine-readable ^| find /I "state-human-short"') DO (SET "STATE=%%F%%G")
SET STATE=%STATE:~25%

It's just because %STATE% returned crap, if vagrantbox doesn't exist.

The first chars of STATE will be "defaultstate-human-short," (25 chars). You should cut them off.

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