How to use wrap_errors method of ActiveMocker Package

Best Active_mocker_ruby code snippet using ActiveMocker.wrap_errors

file_writer.rb

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...73 add_error(schema.association_errors, :associations)74 add_error(schema.attribute_errors, :attributes)75 end76 def add_error(error, type)77 display_errors.wrap_errors(error, model_name, type: type)78 end79 def enabled_partials80 if config.disable_modules_and_constants81 MockCreator::ENABLED_PARTIALS_DEFAULT - [*:modules_constants]82 else83 MockCreator::ENABLED_PARTIALS_DEFAULT84 end85 end86 def schema87 @schema ||= Schema.new(ActiveRecordSchemaScrapper.new(model: model))88 end89 class Schema < SimpleDelegator90 def attribute_errors?91 attribute_errors.any? { |e| e.level == :error }...

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display_errors.rb

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...13 end14 def add(errors)15 @errors.concat([*errors])16 end17 def wrap_errors(errors, model_name, type: nil)18 add errors.map { |e| ErrorObject.build_from(object: e, class_name: model_name, type: type ? type : e.try(:type)) }19 end20 def wrap_an_exception(e, model_name)21 add ErrorObject.build_from(exception: e, class_name: model_name)22 end23 def uniq_errors24 @uniq_errors ||= errors.flatten.compact.uniq.sort_by(&:class_name)25 end26 def any_errors?27 uniq_errors.count > 028 end29 def display_errors30 uniq_errors.each do |e|31 next unless ENV["DEBUG"] || !(e.level == :debug)...

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wrap_errors

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1 created_with('1.9.14')2 @attributes ||= HashWithIndifferentAccess.new({"id"=>nil, "name"=>nil, "created_at"=>nil, "updated_at"=>nil, "description"=>nil, "start_date"=>nil, "end_date"=>nil, "notes"=>nil, "project_id"=>nil, "user_id"=>nil, "status"=>nil, "due_date"=>nil, "completed_at"=>nil, "completed_by_id"=>nil, "created_by_id"=>nil, "updated_by_id"=>nil, "priority"=>nil, "estimated_hours"=>nil, "actual_hours"=>nil, "percent_complete"=>nil, "parent_id"=>nil, "position"=>nil, "position_level"=>nil, "task_type"=>nil, "taskable_id"=>nil, "taskable_type"=>nil, "deleted_at"=>nil, "deleted_by_id"=>nil, "private"=>nil, "template"=>nil, "template_id"=>nil, "template_type"=>nil, "template_task_id"=>nil, "template_task_type"=>nil, "template_project_id"=>nil, "template_project_type"=>nil, "template_project_task_id"=>nil, "template_project_task_type"=>nil, "project_task_id"=>nil, "project_task_type"=>nil, "project_template_id"=>nil, "project_template_type"=>nil, "project_template_task_id"=>nil, "project_template_task_type"=>nil, "project_template_project_id"=>nil, "project_template_project_type"=>nil, "project_template_project_task_id"=>nil, "project_template_project_task_type"=>nil, "project_template_project_template_id"=>nil, "project_template_project_template_type"=>nil, "project_template_project_template_task_id"=>nil, "project_template_project_template_task_type"=>nil, "project_template_project_template_project_id"=>nil, "project_template_project_template_project_type"=>nil, "project_template_project_template_project_task_id"=>nil, "project_template_project_template_project_task_type"=>r3")}"4")}"

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wrap_errors

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1 if e.message.include?('uninitialized constant')2ActiveMocker::Base.new.wrap_errors { require_relative '1' }3 if e.message.include?('uninitialized constant')4 if e.message.include?('uninitialized constant')5 if e.message.include?('uninitialized constant')

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1 if e.message.include?('uninitialized constant')2ActiveMocker::Base.new.wrap_errors { require_relative '1' }3 if e.message.include?('uninitialized constant')4 if e.message.include?('uninitialized constant')5 if e.message.include?('uninitialized constant')

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