Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.find_input
input_registry_test.rb
Source: input_registry_test.rb
...9 describe 'creating a profile input' do10 it 'creates an input without options' do11 registry.register_input('test_input', 'dummy_profile')12 # confirm we get the dummy default13 registry.find_input('test_input', 'dummy_profile').value.class.must_equal Inspec::Input::NO_VALUE_SET14 end15 it 'creates an input with a default value' do16 registry.register_input('color', 'dummy_profile', default: 'silver')17 registry.find_input('color', 'dummy_profile').value.must_equal 'silver'18 end19 end20 describe 'creating a profile with a name alias' do21 it 'creates a default input on a profile with an alias' do22 registry.register_profile_alias('old_profile', 'new_profile')23 registry.register_input('color', 'new_profile', default: 'blue')24 registry.find_input('color', 'new_profile').value.must_equal 'blue'25 registry.find_input('color', 'old_profile').value.must_equal 'blue'26 end27 end28 describe 'creating a profile and select it' do29 it 'creates a profile with inputs' do30 registry.register_input('color', 'dummy_profile', default: 'silver')31 registry.register_input('color2', 'dummy_profile', default: 'blue')32 registry.register_input('color3', 'dummy_profile', default: 'green')33 registry.list_inputs_for_profile('dummy_profile').size.must_equal 334 end35 end36 describe 'validate the correct objects are getting created' do37 it 'creates a profile with inputs' do38 registry.register_input('color', 'dummy_profile', default: 'silver').class.must_equal Inspec::Input39 registry.list_inputs_for_profile('dummy_profile').size.must_equal 140 end41 end42 describe 'validate find_input method' do43 it 'find an input which exist' do44 input = registry.register_input('color', 'dummy_profile')45 input.value = 'black'46 registry.find_input('color', 'dummy_profile').value.must_equal 'black'47 end48 it 'errors when trying to find an input on an unknown profile' do49 input = registry.register_input('color', 'dummy_profile')50 ex = assert_raises(Inspec::InputRegistry::ProfileLookupError) { registry.find_input('color', 'unknown_profile') }51 ex.message.must_match "Profile 'unknown_profile' does not have any inputs"52 end53 it 'errors when trying to find an unknown input on a known profile' do54 input = registry.register_input('color', 'dummy_profile')55 ex = assert_raises(Inspec::InputRegistry::InputLookupError) { registry.find_input('unknown_input', 'dummy_profile') }56 ex.message.must_match "Profile 'dummy_profile' does not have an input with name 'unknown_input'"57 end58 end59end...
input_registry.rb
Source: input_registry.rb
...11 def_delegator :list, :key?, :profile_exist?12 def_delegator :list, :select13 # These self methods are convenience methods so you dont always14 # have to specify instance when calling the registry15 def self.find_input(name, profile)16 instance.find_input(name, profile)17 end18 def self.register_input(name, profile, options = {})19 instance.register_input(name, profile, options)20 end21 def self.register_profile_alias(name, alias_name)22 instance.register_profile_alias(name, alias_name)23 end24 def self.list_inputs_for_profile(profile)25 instance.list_inputs_for_profile(profile)26 end27 def initialize28 # this is a collection of profiles which have a value of input objects29 @list = {}30 # this is a list of optional profile name overrides set in the inspec.yml31 @profile_aliases = {}32 end33 def find_input(name, profile)34 profile = @profile_aliases[profile] if !profile_exist?(profile) && @profile_aliases[profile]35 unless profile_exist?(profile)36 error = Inspec::InputRegistry::ProfileLookupError.new37 error.profile_name = profile38 raise error, "Profile '#{error.profile_name}' does not have any inputs"39 end40 unless list[profile].key?(name)41 error = Inspec::InputRegistry::InputLookupError.new42 error.input_name = name43 error.profile_name = profile44 raise error, "Profile '#{error.profile_name}' does not have an input with name '#{error.input_name}'"45 end46 list[profile][name]47 end...
find_input
Using AI Code Generation
1puts Inspec.find_input("foo")2puts Inspec.find_input("bar")3puts Inspec.find_input("foo")4puts Inspec.find_input("bar")5puts Inspec.find_input("foo")6puts Inspec.find_input("bar")7puts Inspec.find_input("foo")8puts Inspec.find_input("bar")9puts Inspec.find_input("foo")10puts Inspec.find_input("bar")11puts Inspec.find_input("foo")12puts Inspec.find_input("bar")13puts Inspec.find_input("foo")14puts Inspec.find_input("bar")15puts Inspec.find_input("foo")16puts Inspec.find_input("bar")
find_input
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec::Input.find_input('my_input')2Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input')3Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value')4Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description')5Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type')6Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type', 'options')7Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type', 'options', 'required')8Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type', 'options', 'required', 'example')9Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type', 'options', 'required', 'example', 'validators')10Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type', 'options', 'required', 'example', 'validators', 'skip_validation')11Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description
find_input
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec::Input.find_input('my_input')2Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input')3Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value')4Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description')5Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type')6Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type', 'options')7Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type', 'options', 'required')8Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type', 'options', 'required', 'example')9Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type', 'options', 'required', 'example', 'validators')10Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description', 'type', 'options', 'required', 'example', 'validators', 'skip_validation')11Inspec::Input::Input.new('my_input', 'default_value', 'description
find_input
Using AI Code Generation
1input = inspec.find_input('input_name')2input = input_registry.find_input('input_name')3input('input_name', value: 'input_value')4input = inspec.find_input('input_name')5input('input_name', value: 'input_value')
find_input
Using AI Code Generation
1input = Inspec.new.find_input('input1')2input = Inspec.new.find_input('input2')3 def add_input(input)4 def find_input(name)5 @inputs.find { |input| input.name == name }6 def initialize(name, type, default, description)
find_input
Using AI Code Generation
1input_file = inspec.profile.file('inputs.yml')2inputs = YAML.load(input_file.read)3input = inspec.find_input(inputs, 'input1')4input_file = inspec.profile.file('inputs.yml')5inputs = YAML.load(input_file.read)6input = inspec.find_input(inputs, 'input2')7input_file = inspec.profile.file('inputs.yml')8inputs = YAML.load(input_file.read)9input = inspec.find_input(inputs, 'input3')10input_file = inspec.profile.file('inputs.yml')11inputs = YAML.load(input_file.read)12input = inspec.find_input(inputs, 'input4')13input_file = inspec.profile.file('inputs.yml')14inputs = YAML.load(input_file.read)15input = inspec.find_input(inputs, 'input5')16input_file = inspec.profile.file('inputs.yml')17inputs = YAML.load(input_file.read)18input = Inspec.new.find_input('input1')19input = Inspec.new.find_input('input2')
find_input
Using AI Code Generation
1input = inspec.find_input('input_name')2input = input_registry.find_input('input_name')3input('input_name', value: 'input_value')4input = inspec.find_input('input_name')5input('input_name', value: 'input_value')
find_input
Using AI Code Generation
1input = Inspec.new.find_input('input1')2input = Inspec.new.find_input('input2')3 def add_input(input)4 def find_input(name)5 @inputs.find { |input| input.name == name }6 def initialize(name, type, default, description)7input = Inspec.new.find_input('input1')8input = Inspec.new.find_input('input2')
find_input
Using AI Code Generation
1 found = Inspec::Input.find_input('my_input')2 expect(found).to eq('my_input')3 found = Inspec::Input.find_input('my_input')4 expect(found).to eq('my_input')
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