How to use for_path method of Inspec Package

Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.for_path

local.rb

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...56 Inspec::Profile.for_target(@target, opts).archive(opts)57 checksum = perform_shasum(temp_archive)58 final_path = File.join(path, checksum)59 FileUtils.mkdir_p(final_path)60 Inspec::FileProvider.for_path(temp_archive).extract(final_path)61 end62 else63 # Verify profile (archive) is valid and extract to vendor directory64 opts = { backend: @backend }65 Inspec::Profile.for_target(@target, opts).check66 Inspec::FileProvider.for_path(@target).extract(path)67 end68 @target69 end70 def archive_path71 @target72 end73 def writable?74 File.directory?(@target)75 end76 def cache_key77 sha256.to_s78 end79 def sha25680 if !@archive_shasum.nil?...

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inspec_test.rb

Source: inspec_test.rb Github

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...9 _(reg['inspec']).must_equal reader10 end11 describe 'with a valid profile' do12 let(:mock_file) { MockLoader.profile_tgz('complete-profile') }13 let(:target) { Inspec::FileProvider.for_path(mock_file) }14 let(:res) { Inspec::SourceReader.resolve(target) }15 it 'resolves the target to inspec' do16 _(res).must_be_kind_of reader17 end18 it 'retrieves metadata' do19 _(res.metadata.params[:name]).must_equal 'complete'20 end21 it 'retrieves all files' do22 _(res.tests.keys).must_equal %w{controls/​filesystem_spec.rb}23 _(res.tests.values[0]).must_match(/​^control 'test01' do$/​)24 end25 it 'retrieves all libraries' do26 _(res.libraries.keys).must_equal %w{libraries/​testlib.rb}27 _(res.libraries.values[0]).must_match(/​^# Library resource$/​)28 end29 it 'retrieves all extra files' do30 _(res.data_files.keys).must_equal %w{files/​items.conf}31 _(res.data_files.values[0]).must_equal "one\ntwo\nthree\n"32 end33 end34 describe 'with an invalid inspec.yml' do35 let(:mock_file) { MockLoader.profile_tgz('profile-with-bad-metadata') }36 let(:target) { Inspec::FileProvider.for_path(mock_file) }37 let(:res) { Inspec::SourceReader.resolve(target) }38 it 'raises an exception' do39 err = proc { _(res.metadata) }.must_raise RuntimeError40 err.message.must_match(/​Unable to parse inspec\.yml: line \d+/​)41 end42 end43end...

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flat_test.rb

Source: flat_test.rb Github

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...8 reg = Inspec::SourceReader.registry9 _(reg['flat']).must_equal reader10 end11 describe 'with a flat file' do12 let(:target) { Inspec::FileProvider.for_path(__FILE__) }13 let(:res) { Inspec::SourceReader.resolve(target.relative_provider) }14 it 'resolves the target' do15 _(res).must_be_kind_of reader16 end17 it 'has no metadata' do18 _(res.metadata.params).must_equal({})19 end20 it 'retrieves all files' do21 _(res.tests.keys).must_equal [File.basename(__FILE__)]22 _(res.tests.values[0]).must_equal File.read(__FILE__)23 end24 it 'has no libraries' do25 _(res.libraries).must_be_empty26 end27 it 'has no files' do28 _(res.data_files).must_be_empty29 end30 end31 describe 'with a flat folder' do32 let(:target) { Inspec::FileProvider.for_path(File.dirname(__FILE__)) }33 let(:res) { Inspec::SourceReader.resolve(target.relative_provider) }34 it 'resolves the target' do35 _(res).must_be_kind_of reader36 end37 it 'has no metadata' do38 _(res.metadata.params).must_equal({})39 end40 it 'retrieves all files' do41 dir = File.dirname(__FILE__)42 full_files = Dir[File.join(dir, '**')]43 files = full_files.map { |x| x.sub(dir+'/​', '') }44 _(res.tests.keys).must_equal files45 _(res.tests.values[0]).must_equal File.read(full_files[0])46 end...

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for_path

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1 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do2 it { should exist }3 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do4 it { should exist }5 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do6 it { should exist }7 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do8 it { should exist }9 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do10 it { should exist }11 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do12 it { should exist }13 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do14 it { should exist }15 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do16 it { should exist }17 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do18 it { should exist }19 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do20 it { should exist }21 describe file("/​tmp/​test") do22 it { should exist }

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for_path

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1 inspec.backend = Inspec::Backend.create(inspec)2 inspec.backend.os = Inspec::OS.new(inspec.backend)3Finished in 0.00071 seconds (files took 0.23123 seconds to load)4Finished in 0.00071 seconds (files took 0.23123 seconds to load)

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for_path

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1def for_path_method(inspec, path)2 if inspec.file(path).exist?3describe for_path('/​tmp/​1.txt') do4 it { should eq 'This is a file' }5describe for_path('/​tmp/​2.txt') do6 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }7describe for_path('/​tmp/​3.txt') do8 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }9describe for_path('/​tmp/​4.txt') do10 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }11describe for_path('/​tmp/​5.txt') do12 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }13describe for_path('/​tmp/​6.txt') do14 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }15describe for_path('/​tmp/​7.txt') do16 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }17describe for_path('/​tmp/​8.txt') do18 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }19describe for_path('/​tmp/​9.txt') do20 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }21describe for_path('/​tmp/​10.txt') do22 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }23describe for_path('/​tmp/​11.txt') do24 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }25describe for_path('/​tmp/​12.txt') do26 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }27describe for_path('/​tmp/​13.txt') do28 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }29describe for_path('/​tmp/​14.txt') do30 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }31describe for_path('/​tmp/​15.txt') do32 it { should eq 'This is not a file' }33describe for_path('/​tmp/​16.txt') do34 it {

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