This is a Varying Vagrant Vagrants Dashboard for the most excellent Varying Vagrant Vagrants.

The purpose of DevDash is to offer a collection of tools that assit in the learning curve and alleviate many of the pain points when using VVV for development. DevDash does the heavy lifting.

• Creating new Hosts using VV Site Wizard #13
• Delete Sites from 'Unlock' button
• Management Panels
  • Git Panel
    • Run Git Pull from DevDash
    • Display current Git Repo name
    • Display recent commit history
    • Display current branch
  • Debug Panel
    • Activate XDebug from DevDash
    • Display status of WP_Debug
    • Display status of XDebug
  • WPMU Panel
    • Add new subdomains from DevDash
    • Display current Subdomains
• Dynamically Display Hosts.
  • Refactor current code in content.php to be in class #21
  • Add support for multiple domains #16
• Seemless experience when using system tools provided by VVV. note: two pages restrict iframe privelages, currently in the process of finding a workaround #23
• Rewrite entire dashboard to follow MVC ideology
• Create Site Cache
  • Automatic Site Detection
  • Create 'Refresh Cache' Button

Note: DevDash has no affiliation with Varying Vagrant Vagrants and was originally a fork from @TopDown.

First step is to clone DevDash into your local VVV installation. Navigate to /path/to/vvv/www/default directory and run the following command in terminal.

$ git clone https://github.com/gfargo/VVV-DevDash.git dashboard ; dashboard/build/sh/_install.sh

This will clone DevDash into /default/ directory and run _install.sh script to move the required files into their appropriate locations.

After the install script has completed you can fire up vagrant via vagrant up you should be able browse to vvv.dev and begin using DevDash.

Thanks to the hard work from @TopDown DevDash features a dynamically generated list of the active machines running on your current VVV setup.

These machines and a fuzzy search can be found on the homepage for DevDash.

A wonderful command line tool maintained by @bradp that assists in the creation of new Vagrants (i.e. Wordpress Setups).

Note: Multiple parts of this dashboard assume you are familiar with the VVV Site Wizard and already have it installed.

If you currenty do not have VVV Site Wizard installed, you can install it here.

4/8/2016

• Added 'Clear Cache' button next to Site Count
• Added Cookie handler functions to DevDashUtilities Javascript object.

1/12/2016

• Added Live Fuzzy Search
• Redesigned UI for Site Display
• Refactors significant core code to closer resemble an MVC structure.

11/21/2015

• Officially moved away from 'Fork' status.

11/11/2015

• Adds screenshot of dashboard showing the subdomains available under testmu.dev.
• Adds Mailcatcher to navigation #20
• Adds elastic animation when collapsing sidebar
• Refactors hosts display code to elimate any empty lines and display any subdomains within a popover next to the main domain.
• Using the git hook git checkout worked to install the script however hooks do not automatically install when checking out the repo - so one has to go back in and 'recheckout' the master branch. Seemed like using hooks would overcomplicate the process so instead I updated the install command to include a command to fire the _install.sh shell script.
• Updates Readme with new images & goals section.
• Update: Put the vagrant shell execution scripts on hold after hitting wall with delays involved with calling vagrant commands. Will investigate further asap.

10/31/2015

• WIP: Create Vagrant shell executer bash script _vagrant.sh
• Create new hook to run after git checkout and git clone that runs _install.sh script.
• Updates Readme

10/28/2015

• New Install Script! _install.sh now handles copying & updating various npm packages.
• Updates Readme with new install instructions using _install.sh

10/26/2015

Forked TopDown VVV Dashboard

• Major Design Refresh
• externalize parts of HTML into php files that are required via the main index.php
• Adds functionality to collapse sidebar
• Displays all possible tools linked in header nav as Iframes in content.php the one exception being phpMyAdmin.
• Converts sidebar content into collapsing lists
• Updates sidebar.php offering additional links and decscriptions for vagrant commands.