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A stupid simple way to grab a Vagrantfile, customize it, and bring it all online with a consistent folder and hostname
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#!/bin/bash | |
echo "What do you want to call this Vagrant? " | |
read vmhostname | |
echo "What port number do you want for web access (:80)? " | |
read vmport | |
if [ ! -d $vmhostname ]; then | |
mkdir $vmhostname | |
cd $vmhostname | |
fi | |
if [ ! -f "./Vagrantfile" ]; then | |
cp ~/.profile/configs/Vagrant/Vagrantfile ./ | |
fi | |
# Argument Parsing for creating a Vagrant Instance | |
sed -i.sed "s/config.vm.hostname =.*/config.vm.hostname = \"$vmhostname\"/g" ./Vagrantfile | |
sed -i.sed "s/config.vm.network :forwarded_port.*/config.vm.network :forwarded_port, guest: 80, host: $vmport/g" ./Vagrantfile | |
sed -i.sed "s@config.vm.synced_folder.*@config.vm.synced_folder \"$PWD\",\"/ext\"@g" ./Vagrantfile | |
rm ./Vagrantfile.sed | |
if [ ! -d "./ext" ]; then | |
mkdir ./ext | |
fi | |
vagrant up | |
echo "Vagrant Instance $vmhostname created" |
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