A vagrant plugin to list active vagrant plugins.
Since vagrant 1.1 (which is not yet released) you need to specify which plugins you want to load. You may either use the global .vagrant.rc file or the projects Vagrantfile.
This can get a bit confusing when having a lot of different configurations or projects.
This plugin aims to help you keeping track of which plugins are loaded in your project.
If you use the gem version of Vagrant, use:
$ gem install vagrant-pluginsotherwise, use:
$ vagrant gem install vagrant-pluginsAnd add this line to your .vagrantrc or Vagrantfile:
Vagrant.require_plugin 'vagrant-plugins'$ vagrant plugins [-a|--all] [-H|--no-head] [-v|--verbose]-a|--all: Display vagrant's builtin plugins as well.-H|--no-head: Do not print descriptive column headings-v|--verbose: Be verbose and display plugin features
The verbose flag will print a check map like this:
$ vagrant plugins -v
+- hosts
|+- guests
||+- provisioners
|||+- commands
||||+- action_hooks
|||||+- configs
|||||| name description
------ ------------------ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*** vbguest management Provides automatic and/or manual management of the VirtualBox Guest Additions inside the Vagrant environment.
* plugins List all vagrant plugins loaded in the current vagrant environment Note, that the feature columns are not delimited by tab, an asterisk (*) will indicate that a feature is present.
For example above: vbguest management registers commands, action hooks and configs, while plugins only registers commands.
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Added some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request