use VmConfig\VmConfigManager; // create a new VmConfigManager instance $configManager = new VmConfigManager(); // set the name of the virtual machine $configManager->setName('myvm'); // set the type of virtual machine (e.g., VirtualBox, VMWare) $configManager->setType('VirtualBox'); // set the location of the virtual machine files $configManager->setLocation('/path/to/virtual/machine'); // set the IP address of the virtual machine $configManager->setIp('192.168.0.2'); // save the configuration $configManager->save();
use VmConfig\VmConfigManager; // create a new VmConfigManager instance $configManager = new VmConfigManager(); // retrieve the virtual machine configuration by name $vmConfig = $configManager->getByName('myvm'); // get the type of virtual machine $type = $vmConfig->getType(); // get the IP address of the virtual machine $ip = $vmConfig->getIp();In this example, we create a new VmConfigManager instance and retrieve a virtual machine configuration by name. We can then get the type and IP address of the virtual machine from the configuration object. The package library for VmConfig is not mentioned, but it is likely a custom library created by the developer or organization using it.