About

• Vagrant is great but requires navigating to the folder with the Vagrantfile when you want to work with a VM
• multipass is great but stashes the VM's it creates in weird places on the file system that aren't easily portable
• Combine the two to have vpass
• A very light wrapper around vagrant and virtual box allowing control of VM's from anywhere on the command line and some additional functionality as well.
• I think this works on Windows, all of the code was written to be portable, but hasn't been tested on windows, so there may or may not be a bug.

Dependencies

1. vagrant is installed and working on the CLI
2. python3 on the system path
3. virtual box and virtual box extensions installed and working on the CLI

Install

1. pull this repo down and add the bin directory to the path.

To use

    A very light wrapper around vagrant allowing control of VM\'s from anywhere on the command line.
    Simply replace the command vagrant with the command vpass and pass in a machine name, no need to manually navigate to the machines folder.
    The config files for each  machine are found at <home directory>/vpass/machines and can be changed after creation to customize the vm.
    Inspired by Ubuntu multipass.
    
    
    Usage: vpass <command> <machine> [options]
    
    Vpass Specific Commands
    -------------------------
    launch: launches a new instance
    list: lists all instances available with vpass
    destroy/delete: destroys the instance
    start: start VM
    stop: stop the VM
    
    
    Any regular vagrant commands will work with vpass without the need to manually navigate to the machines directory.

    
    Examples: 
    vpass launch 
    vpass list
    vpass ssh cocky-wozniak
    vpass suspend cocky-wozniak
    vpass up cocky-wozniak
    vpass destroy cocky-wozniak