How to use inspect method of Inspec.Backend.Base Package

Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.Backend.Base.inspect

resource.rb

Source: resource.rb Github

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...149 end150 def to_s151 @__resource_name__152 end153 def self.toggle_inspect154 has_inspect = instance_method(:inspect).source_location155 unless has_inspect156 define_method :inspect do157 to_s158 end159 else160 undef_method :inspect161 end162 end163 attr_reader :resource_exception_message164 def skip_resource(message)165 @resource_skipped = true166 @resource_exception_message = message167 end168 def resource_skipped?169 @resource_skipped170 end171 def fail_resource(message)172 @resource_failed = true173 @resource_exception_message = message174 end...

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backend.rb

Source: backend.rb Github

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...18 def to_s19 'Inspec::Backend::Class'20 end21 # Ruby internal for pretty-printing a summary for this class22 def inspect23 "Inspec::Backend::Class @transport=#{backend.class}"24 end25 end26 # Create the transport backend with aggregated resources.27 #28 # @param [Hash] config for the transport backend29 # @return [TransportBackend] enriched transport instance30 def self.create(config)31 conf = Train.target_config(config)32 name = Train.validate_backend(conf)33 transport = Train.create(name, conf)34 if transport.nil?35 raise "Can't find transport backend '#{name}'."36 end...

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1backend.set_var('test_var', 'test_value')2backend.get_var('test_var')3backend.inspect('test_var')4backend.set_var('test_var', 'test_value')5backend.get_var('test_var')6backend.inspect('test_var')7backend.set_var('test_var', 'test_value')8backend.get_var('test_var')9backend.inspect('test_var')10backend.set_var('test_var', 'test_value')11backend.get_var('test_var')12backend.inspect('test_var')13backend.set_var('test_var', 'test_value')14backend.get_var('test_var')15backend.inspect('test_var')

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inspect

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1inspec = Inspec::Backend.create(nil)2puts inspec.send(:inspect)3inspec = Inspec::Backend.create(nil)4puts inspec.send(:inspect)5inspec = Inspec::Backend.create(nil)6puts inspec.send(:inspect)7puts inspec.send(:inspect)8inspec = Inspec::Backend.create(nil)9puts inspec.send(:inspect)10puts inspec.send(:inspect)11puts inspec.send(:inspect)12inspec = Inspec::Backend.create(nil)13puts inspec.send(:inspect)

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