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+# CopyMyConf
+
+Now you can copy your dotfiles into your vagrant box, so that you don't feel like visiting Mars whenever you are in vagrant shell.
+
+## How to Use
+
+It is a simple 3 step process
+
+### Add gem in your vagrant
+
+ $ vagrant gem install copy_my_conf
+
+### Add provisioner in your Vagrantfile
+
+Add these lines in your vagrant file inside the `Vagrant::Config.run` block
+
+ config.vm.provision CopyMyConf do |copy_conf|
+ copy_conf.git = true
+ copy_conf.vim = true
+ copy_conf.ssh = true
+ end
+
+Don't worry if you have any other provisioners, vagrant can work with multiple provisioners. Yay \o/
+As you might have guessed, If you make any of these false, the corresponding files won't be copied
+
+If home directory of the user is not `/home/vagrant` then you can specify that using the `user_home` option in above code
+
+ copy_conf.user_home = '/home/some_other_user'
+
+### Fire !
+
+ $ vagrant up
+
+And you'll be good to go.
+
+## Feedback
+This is my first gem so any kind of feedback would be appreciated.
+Feel free fork, edit and send pull requests.
+
+## Copyrights & Author
+
+Copyright(c) 2013 Akshay Mankar <itsakshaymankar@gmail.com>
+License: [MIT License](http://mit-license.org/)