vagrant/plugins/providers/hyperv/driver.rb

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Ruby

require "json"
require "vagrant/util/powershell"
require_relative "plugin"
module VagrantPlugins
module HyperV
class Driver
ERROR_REGEXP = /===Begin-Error===(.+?)===End-Error===/m
OUTPUT_REGEXP = /===Begin-Output===(.+?)===End-Output===/m
# Name mapping for integration services for nicer keys
INTEGRATION_SERVICES_MAP = {
guest_service_interface: "Guest Service Interface",
heartbeat: "Heartbeat",
key_value_pair_exchange: "Key-Value Pair Exchange",
shutdown: "Shutdown",
time_synchronization: "Time Synchronization",
vss: "VSS",
}
# @return [String] VM ID
attr_reader :vm_id
def initialize(id)
@vm_id = id
end
# @return [Boolean] Supports VMCX
def has_vmcx_support?
!!execute(:has_vmcx_support)["result"]
end
# Execute a PowerShell command and process the results
#
# @param [String] path Path to PowerShell script
# @param [Hash] options Options to pass to command
#
# @return [Object, nil] If the command returned JSON content
# it will be parsed and returned, otherwise
# nil will be returned
def execute(path, options={})
if path.is_a?(Symbol)
path = "#{path}.ps1"
end
r = execute_powershell(path, options)
# We only want unix-style line endings within Vagrant
r.stdout.gsub!("\r\n", "\n")
r.stderr.gsub!("\r\n", "\n")
error_match = ERROR_REGEXP.match(r.stdout)
output_match = OUTPUT_REGEXP.match(r.stdout)
if error_match
data = JSON.parse(error_match[1])
# We have some error data.
raise Errors::PowerShellError,
script: path,
stderr: data["error"]
end
if r.exit_code != 0
raise Errors::PowerShellError,
script: path,
stderr: r.stderr
end
# Nothing
return nil if !output_match
return JSON.parse(output_match[1])
end
# Fetch current state of the VM
#
# @return [Hash<state, status>]
def get_current_state
execute(:get_vm_status, VmId: vm_id)
end
# Delete the VM
#
# @return [nil]
def delete_vm
execute(:delete_vm, VmId: vm_id)
end
# Export the VM to the given path
#
# @param [String] path Path for export
# @return [nil]
def export(path)
execute(:export_vm, VmId: vm_id, Path: path)
end
# Get the IP address of the VM
#
# @return [Hash<ip>]
def read_guest_ip
execute(:get_network_config, VmId: vm_id)
end
# Get the MAC address of the VM
#
# @return [Hash<mac>]
def read_mac_address
execute(:get_network_mac, VmId: vm_id)
end
# Resume the VM from suspension
#
# @return [nil]
def resume
execute(:resume_vm, VmId: vm_id)
end
# Start the VM
#
# @return [nil]
def start
execute(:start_vm, VmId: vm_id )
end
# Stop the VM
#
# @return [nil]
def stop
execute(:stop_vm, VmId: vm_id)
end
# Suspend the VM
#
# @return [nil]
def suspend
execute(:suspend_vm, VmId: vm_id)
end
# Import a new VM
#
# @param [Hash] options Configuration options
# @return [Hash<id>] New VM ID
def import(options)
execute(:import_vm, options)
end
# Set the VLAN ID
#
# @param [String] vlan_id VLAN ID
# @return [nil]
def net_set_vlan(vlan_id)
execute(:set_network_vlan, VmId: vm_id, VlanId: vlan_id)
end
# Set the VM adapter MAC address
#
# @param [String] mac_addr MAC address
# @return [nil]
def net_set_mac(mac_addr)
execute(:set_network_mac, VmId: vm_id, Mac: mac_addr)
end
# Create a new snapshot with the given name
#
# @param [String] snapshot_name Name of the new snapshot
# @return [nil]
def create_snapshot(snapshot_name)
execute(:create_snapshot, VmId: vm_id, SnapName: snapshot_name)
end
# Restore the given snapshot
#
# @param [String] snapshot_name Name of snapshot to restore
# @return [nil]
def restore_snapshot(snapshot_name)
execute(:restore_snapshot, VmId: vm_id, SnapName: snapshot_name)
end
# Get list of current snapshots
#
# @return [Array<String>] snapshot names
def list_snapshots
snaps = execute(:list_snapshots, VmID: vm_id)
snaps.map { |s| s['Name'] }
end
# Delete snapshot with the given name
#
# @param [String] snapshot_name Name of snapshot to delete
# @return [nil]
def delete_snapshot(snapshot_name)
execute(:delete_snapshot, VmID: vm_id, SnapName: snapshot_name)
end
# Enable or disable VM integration services
#
# @param [Hash] config Integration services to enable or disable
# @return [nil]
# @note Keys in the config hash will be remapped if found in the
# INTEGRATION_SERVICES_MAP. If they are not, the name will
# be passed directly. This allows new integration services
# to configurable even if Vagrant is not aware of them.
def set_vm_integration_services(config)
config.each_pair do |srv_name, srv_enable|
args = {VMID: vm_id, Name: INTEGRATION_SERVICES_MAP.fetch(srv_name.to_sym, srv_name).to_s}
args[:Enable] = true if srv_enable
execute(:set_vm_integration_services, args)
end
end
# Set the name of the VM
#
# @param [String] vmname Name of the VM
# @return [nil]
def set_name(vmname)
execute(:set_name, VMID: vm_id, VMName: vmname)
end
protected
def execute_powershell(path, options, &block)
lib_path = Pathname.new(File.expand_path("../scripts", __FILE__))
mod_path = lib_path.join("utils").to_s.gsub("/", "\\")
path = lib_path.join(path).to_s.gsub("/", "\\")
options = options || {}
ps_options = []
options.each do |key, value|
next if value == false
ps_options << "-#{key}"
# If the value is a TrueClass assume switch
next if value == true
ps_options << "'#{value}'"
end
# Always have a stop error action for failures
ps_options << "-ErrorAction" << "Stop"
# Include our module path so we can nicely load helper modules
opts = {
notify: [:stdout, :stderr, :stdin],
env: {"PSModulePath" => "$env:PSModulePath+';#{mod_path}'"}
}
Vagrant::Util::PowerShell.execute(path, *ps_options, **opts, &block)
end
end
end
end