How to use parse_uri method of Fetchers Package

Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Fetchers.parse_uri

url.rb

Source: url.rb Github

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...85 end86 attr_reader :files, :archive_path87 def initialize(url, opts)88 @target = url.to_s89 @target_uri = url.is_a?(URI) ? url : parse_uri(url)90 @insecure = opts['insecure']91 @token = opts['token']92 @config = opts93 @archive_path = nil94 @temp_archive_path = nil95 end96 def fetch(path)97 @archive_path ||= download_archive(path)98 end99 def resolved_source100 @resolved_source ||= { url: @target, sha256: sha256 }101 end102 def cache_key103 @archive_shasum ||= sha256104 end105 def to_s106 @target107 end108 private109 def parse_uri(target)110 return URI.parse(target) if target.is_a?(String)111 URI.parse(target[:url])112 end113 def sha256114 file = @archive_path || temp_archive_path115 OpenSSL::Digest::SHA256.digest(File.read(file)).unpack('H*')[0]116 end117 def file_type_from_remote(remote)118 content_type = remote.meta['content-type']119 file_type = MIME_TYPES[content_type]120 if file_type.nil?121 Inspec::Log.warn("Unrecognized content type: #{content_type}. Assuming tar.gz")122 file_type = '.tar.gz'123 end...

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parse_uri

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1 def parse_uri(uri)2 http = Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port)3 http.get(uri.request_uri)4 Net::HTTP.get_response(uri)5 def parse_uri(uri)6 http = Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port)7 http.get(uri.request_uri)8 Net::HTTP.get_response(uri)9 def parse_uri(uri)10response = fetcher.parse_uri(URI.parse('http:/​/​www.google.com'))11response = fetcher.parse_uri(URI.parse('https:/​/​www.google.com'))12 def parse_uri(uri)13 http = Net::HTTP.new(uri.host, uri.port)14 http.get(uri.request_uri)15 Net::HTTP.get_response(uri)

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parse_uri

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1puts Fetchers.parse_uri(url)2 def self.parse_uri(url)3 uri = URI.parse(url)

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1uri = URI.parse('http:/​/​www.rubyinside.com/​test.txt')2pp Fetchers.parse_uri(uri)3 def self.parse_uri(uri)4 Net::HTTP.get(uri)5 def self.parse_uri(uri)6 Net::HTTP.get(uri)7 def self.parse_uri(uri)8 Net::HTTP.get(uri)9 def self.parse_uri(uri)10 Net::HTTP.get(uri)11 def self.parse_uri(uri)12 Net::HTTP.get(uri)13 def self.parse_uri(uri)14 Net::HTTP.get(uri)15 def self.parse_uri(uri)16 Net::HTTP.get(uri)17 def self.parse_uri(uri)18 Net::HTTP.get(uri)19 def self.parse_uri(uri)20 Net::HTTP.get(uri)21 def self.parse_uri(uri)22 Net::HTTP.get(uri)23 def self.parse_uri(uri)

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1uri = Fetchers.parse_uri('http:/​/​www.rubycentral.com/​book/​book.html')2 def self.parse_uri(uri_str)3 uri = URI.parse(uri_str)4uri = Fetchers.parse_uri('http:/​/​www.rubycentral.com/​book/​book.html')5 def self.parse_uri(uri_str)6 uri = URI.parse(uri_str)7 self.parse_uri(uri.to_s)8The following are some important points to remember about class methods:9Class methods can be called from outside the class using the class name and a dot (.)

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1uri = Fetchers.parse_uri('http:/​/​www.example.com')2puts fetcher.fetch(uri)3 def self.parse_uri(uri)4 URI.parse(uri)5 def fetch(uri)6 Net::HTTP.get(uri)7 <meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/​html; charset=utf-8" /​>8 body {9 margin: 0;10 padding: 0;11 font-family: "Open Sans", "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;12 }13 div {14 width: 600px;15 margin: 5em auto;16 padding: 50px;17 border-radius: 1em;18 }19 a:link, a:visited {20 text-decoration: none;21 }22 @media (max-width: 700px) {23 body {24 }25 div {26 width: auto;27 margin: 0 auto;28 border-radius: 0;29 padding: 1em;30 }31 }

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