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Run the vagrant command for a particular project from anywhere
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#!/bin/sh | |
# Run the vagrant command for a particular project from anywhere. | |
# | |
# To use: | |
# 1. Put this file in ~/bin/ or some other executable path (also make sure the | |
# file is executable). | |
# 2. Insert the path to the directory containing your project's Vagrantfile | |
# where indicated below. | |
# 3. Rename this file to match the project you're using it for. | |
# | |
# Now you can use this script as a replacement for the "vagrant" command. For | |
# example, if you renamed this file "projectname" you could start up your | |
# vagrant vm for that project from anywhere with `projectname up`. Then | |
# suspend it again with `projectname suspend`. | |
vagrant_directory="/path/to/the/directory/containing/your/vagrantfile" | |
cd $vagrant_directory | |
vagrant "$@" |
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