Create and manage multiple isolated development environments.
Workfor requires multipass to be installed on the host.
The entrypoint is the workfor wrapper script, which will start a
Python CLI. Hence, make sure Python is installed in
your system.
Now, copy .env.example into a new file named .env and
customize the settings to your preference.
Make sure everyhing works by running ./workfor -h. If you see the command
usage, then you're all set 🚀.
Note: a time saving idea would be to add an alias to the Workfor entrypoint.
Something like this: alias wf=/path/to/workfor.
When creating a new environment, the very first thing to do is configuring it.
If the environment is named something, Workfor will look for configuration
files inventory.yml.something and inventory.yml, in this
order.
You can take a cue from inventory.yml.example.
When ready, you can start and provision the environment with Workfor (try
running wf n -h).