Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.detect
erb_helpers.rb
Source: erb_helpers.rb
...3 # Return approximate time of the scan4 #5 # @return [DateTime] Timestamp of the first scan in the profile6 def scan_time7 scan_time = report[:profiles].detect { |p| p[:controls].detect { |c| c[:results].detect { |r| !r.empty? } } }.dig(:controls, 0, :results, 0, :start_time)8 DateTime.strptime(scan_time)9 end10 # Execute a remote command.11 #12 # @param [String] cmd Command to execute13 # @return [Train::Extras::CommandResult] Command result (.stdout/.stderr/.exit_status)14 def remote_command(cmd)15 runner.backend.backend.run_command(cmd)16 end17 # Retrieve remote file contents.18 #19 # @param [String] remote_file Path to the remote file20 # @return [String] Contents of the file21 def remote_file_content(remote_file)...
inspec_gem.rb
Source: inspec_gem.rb
...78default_action :install910action :install do11 # detect if installation is required12 installation_required = inspec_info.nil? || !version.nil?1314 # detect if the same version is already installed15 if !inspec_info.nil?16 installed_version = inspec_info.version.to_s17 Chef::Log.debug("Installed InSpec version: #{installed_version}")18 installation_required = false if version == installed_version19 end20 Chef::Log.info("Installation of InSpec required: #{installation_required}")2122 # only uninstall if InSpec is installed23 if installation_required && !inspec_info.nil?24 converge_by 'uninstall all inspec and train gem versions' do25 uninstall_inspec_gem26 end27 end28
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Using AI Code Generation
1describe file('/etc/passwd') do2 its('content') { should match /root/ }3describe file('/etc/passwd') do4 its('content') { should match /root/ }5describe file('/etc/passwd') do6 its('content') { should match /root/ }7describe file('/etc/passwd') do8 its('content') { should match /root/ }9describe file('/etc/passwd') do10 its('content') { should match /root/ }11describe file('/etc/passwd') do12 its('content') { should match /root/ }13describe file('/etc/passwd') do14 its('content') { should match /root/ }15describe file('/etc/passwd') do16 its('content') { should match /root/ }17describe file('/etc/passwd') do18 its('content') { should match /root/ }19describe file('/etc/passwd') do20 its('content') { should match /root/ }21describe file('/etc/passwd') do22 its('content') { should match /root/ }23describe file('/etc/passwd') do24 its('content') { should match /root/ }25describe file('/etc/passwd
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Using AI Code Generation
1describe file('/etc/passwd') do2 its('content') { should match /root/ }3describe file('/etc/passwd') do4 its('content') { should match /root/ }5describe file('/etc/passwd') do6 its('content') { should match /root/ }7describe file('/etc/passwd') do8 its('content') { should match /root/ }9describe file('/etc/passwd') do10 its('content') { should match /root/ }11describe file('/etc/passwd') do12 its('content') { should match /root/ }13describe file('/etc/passwd') do14 its('content') { should match /root/ }15describe file('/etc/passwd') do16 its('content') { should match /root/ }17describe file('/etc/passwd') do18 its('content') { should match /root/ }19describe file('/etc/passwd') do20 its('content') { should match /root/ }21describe file('/etc/passwd') do22 its('content') { should match /root/ }23describe file('/etc/passwd') do to detect the platform24 its('content') { should match /root/ }25'redhat }26Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)27Version: (not specified)28Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)29Version: (not specified)30 (compared using ==)31Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.r)32Version: (not specified)33 (compared sig ==)34Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)35Version: (not specified)36 (compared using ==)37Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)38Version: (not specified)39 (compared using ==)40Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)41Version: (not specified)42 (compared using ==)
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Using AI Code Generation
1describe file('/etc/passwd') do2 it { should exist }3 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }4describe file('/etc/passwd') do5 it { should exist }6 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }
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Using AI Code Generation
1 it { should eq 'windows' }2 it { should eq '2012 R2' }3 it { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }4 it { should eq 'x86_64' }5 its('family') { should eq 'windows' }6 its('release') { should eq '2012 R2' }7 its('name') { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }8 its('arch') { should eq 'x86_64' }9 its('family') { should eq 'windows' }10 its('release') { should eq '2012 R2' }11 its('name') { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }12 its('arch') { should eq 'x86_64' }13 it { should eq 'x86_64' }14 it { should eq 'windows' }15 it { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }16 it { should eq '2012 R2' }17 its('arch') { should eq 'x86_64' }18 its('family') { should eq 'windows' }19 its('name') { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }20 its('release') { should eq '2012 R2' }21 it { should eq 'x86_64' }22 it { should eq 'windows' }23 it { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }24 it { should eq '2012 R2' }25 its('arch') { should
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Using AI Code Generation
1 expect(true).to be true2 expect(true).to be true3 expect(true).to be true4 expect(true).to be true5 expect(true).to be true6 expect(true).to be true7 expect(true).to be true8 expect(true).to be true9 expect(true).to be true10 expect(true).to be true
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Using AI Code Generation
1 it { should eq 'windows' }2 it { should eq '2012 R2' }3 it { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }4 it { should eq 'x86_64' }5 its('family') { should eq 'windows' }6 its('release') { should eq '2012 R2' }7 its('name') { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }8 its('arch') { should eq 'x86_64' }9 its('family') { should eq 'windows' }10 its('release') { should eq '2012 R2' }11 its('name') { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }12 its('arch') { should eq 'x86_64' }13 it { should eq 'x86_64' }14 it { should eq 'windows' }15 it { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }16 it { should eq '2012 R2' }17 its('arch') { should eq 'x86_64' }18 its('family') { should eq 'windows' }19 its('name') { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }20 its('release') { should eq '2012 R2' }21 it { should eq 'x86_64' }22 it { should eq 'windows' }23 it { should eq 'windows_server_2012_r2_standard' }24 it { should eq '2012 R2' }25 its('arch') { should26describe file('/etc/passwd') do27 it { should exist }28 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }29describe file('/etc/passwd') do30 it { should exist }31 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }32describe file('/etc/passwd') do33 it { should exist }34 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }35describe file('/etc/passwd') do36 it { should exist }37 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }38describe file('/etc/passwd') do39 it { should exist }40 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }41describe file('/etc/passwd') do42 it { should exist }43 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }44describe file('/etc/passwd') do45 it { should exist }46 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }47describe file('/etc/passwd') do48 it {
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Using AI Code Generation
1 it { should eq 'redhat' }2Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)3Version: (not specified)4Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)5Version: (not specified)6 (compared using ==)7Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)8Version: (not specified)9 (compared using ==)10Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)11Version: (not specified)12 (compared using ==)13Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)14Version: (not specified)15 (compared using ==)16Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)17Version: (not specified)18 (compared using ==)
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Using AI Code Generation
1 it { should eq 'ubuntu' }2describe command('lsb_release -a') do3 its('stdout') { should match /Ubuntu/ }4describe file('/etc/hosts') do5 it { should exist }6describe file('/etc/hosts') do7 it { should be_file }8describe file('/etc/hosts') do9 it { should be_file }10 its('size') { should > 100 }11describe file('/etc/hosts') do12 it { should be_file }13 its('size') { should > 100 }14 its('content') { should match(/
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Using AI Code Generation
1describe file('/etc/passwd') do2 it { should exist }3puts result.detect { |r| r['status'] == 'failed' }4puts result.detect('This is a custom message') { |r| r['status'] == 'failed' }5puts result.detect('This is a custom message', 'This is a custom failure message') { |r| r['status'] == 'failed' }6puts result.detect('This is a custom message', 'This is a custom failure message', 'This is a custom success message') { |r| r['status'] == 'failed' }
detect
Using AI Code Generation
1 expect(inspec.detect).to be_a_kind_of(Inspec::Platform)2 expect(inspec.detect).to be_a_kind_of(Inspec::Platform)3 expect(inspec.detect).to be_a_kind_of(Inspec::Platform)4 expect(inspec.detect).to be_a_kind_of(Inspec::Platform)5 expect(inspec.detect).to be_a_kind_of(Inspec::Platform)6 expect(inspec.detect).to be_a_kind_of(Inspec::Platform)
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