require "log4r" require_relative "driver" require_relative "plugin" require "vagrant/util/platform" require "vagrant/util/powershell" module VagrantPlugins module HyperV class Provider < Vagrant.plugin("2", :provider) attr_reader :driver def self.usable?(raise_error=false) if !Vagrant::Util::Platform.windows? raise Errors::WindowsRequired end if !Vagrant::Util::Platform.windows_admin? and !Vagrant::Util::Platform.windows_hyperv_admin? raise Errors::AdminRequired end if !Vagrant::Util::PowerShell.available? raise Errors::PowerShellRequired end true rescue Errors::HyperVError raise if raise_error return false end def initialize(machine) @machine = machine # This method will load in our driver, so we call it now to # initialize it. machine_id_changed end def action(name) # Attempt to get the action method from the Action class if it # exists, otherwise return nil to show that we don't support the # given action. action_method = "action_#{name}" return Action.send(action_method) if Action.respond_to?(action_method) nil end def machine_id_changed @driver = Driver.new(@machine.id) end def state state_id = nil state_id = :not_created if !@machine.id if !state_id # Run a custom action we define called "read_state" which does # what it says. It puts the state in the `:machine_state_id` # key in the environment. env = @machine.action(:read_state) state_id = env[:machine_state_id] end # Get the short and long description short = state_id.to_s long = "" # If we're not created, then specify the special ID flag if state_id == :not_created state_id = Vagrant::MachineState::NOT_CREATED_ID end # Return the MachineState object Vagrant::MachineState.new(state_id, short, long) end def to_s id = @machine.id.nil? ? "new" : @machine.id "Hyper-V (#{id})" end def ssh_info # We can only SSH into a running machine return nil if state.id != :running # Read the IP of the machine using Hyper-V APIs network = @driver.read_guest_ip return nil if !network["ip"] { host: network["ip"], port: 22, } end end end end