Vagrant Mountaineer

Mounts projects from a Projectfile.

This plugin is experimental and may change unexpectedly.

The plugin becomes active once you hook one or more projectfiles into your Vagrantfile:

Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|
  config.mountaineer.projectfiles = [
    'primary.projectfile',
    'secondary.projectfile'
  ]
end

This will look for project definitions in two files (primary.projectfile and secondary.projectfile). All paths will be expanded by prefixing the Vagrant root directory (where your Vagrantfile resides) or taken as is if absolute.

Defining a project to be mounted is done by adding its definition to your projectfile:

project 'lib',
    guestpath: '/data/plugin-lib',
    hostpath: './lib'

project 'test_nfs',
    guestpath: '/data/plugin-test',
    hostpath: './test',
    options: {
      type: :nfs
    }

project 'optional',
    guestpath: '/data/plugin-optional',
    hostpath: './may-not-exist',
    optional: true

Values for :guestpath and :hostpath are required. Additional options (like type) can be configuring using the :options key. The name of the project will be used as the mount identifier.

If a project is defined as optional it will not be mounted if the host path is missing. For the time being this is done silently.

You can list all known mountpoints in all machines:

vagrant mountaineer info

You can always install the plugin directly from source:

gem build vagrant-mountaineer.gemspec

vagrant plugin uninstall vagrant-mountaineer
vagrant plugin install vagrant-mountaineer-x.x.x.dev.gem

Licensed under the MIT license.