How to use prettyprint_text method of Inspec Package

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control.rb

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...32 res.push " title #{title.inspect}" unless title.to_s.empty?33 descriptions.each do |label, text|34 if label == :default35 next if text.nil? || (text == "") # don't render empty/​nil desc36 res.push " desc #{prettyprint_text(text, 2)}"37 else38 res.push " desc #{label.to_s.inspect}, #{prettyprint_text(text, 2)}"39 end40 end41 res.push " impact #{impact}" unless impact.nil?42 tags.each { |t| res.push(indent(t.to_ruby, 2)) }43 refs.each { |t| res.push(" ref #{print_ref(t)}") }44 res.push " only_if { #{only_if} }" if only_if45 tests.each { |t| res.push(indent(t.to_ruby, 2)) }46 res.push "end"47 res.join("\n")48 end49 private50 def print_ref(x)51 return x.inspect if x.is_a?(String)52 raise "Cannot process the ref: #{x}" unless x.is_a?(Hash)53 "(" + x.inspect + ")"54 end55 # Pretty-print a text block of InSpec code56 #57 # @param s [String] should not be empty58 # @param depth [Int] indentation length for multiline text blocks59 # @return [String] pretty-printed textblock60 def prettyprint_text(s, depth)61 txt = s.to_s.inspect.gsub('\n', "\n")62 return txt unless txt.include?("\n")63 middle = indent(txt[1..-2], depth + 2)64 txt[0] + "\n" + middle + "\n" + " " * depth + txt[-1]65 end66 def indent(txt, d)67 dt = " " * d68 dt + txt.gsub("\n", "\n" + dt)69 end70 end71end...

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1describe file('/​tmp/​1.rb') do2 it { should exist }3describe file('/​tmp/​2.rb') do4 it { should exist }5describe file('/​tmp/​3.rb') do6 it { should exist }7describe file('/​tmp/​control.rb') do8 it { should exist }9describe file('/​tmp/​inspec_test.rb') do10 it { should exist }11describe file('/​tmp/​profile.rb') do12 it { should exist }13describe file('/​tmp/​profile1.rb') do14 it { should exist }15describe file('/​tmp/​profile2.rb') do16 it { should exist }17describe file('/​tmp/​profile3.rb') do18 it { should exist }19describe file('/​tmp/​profile4.rb') do20 it { should exist }21describe file('/​tmp/​profile5.rb') do22 it { should exist }23describe file('/​tmp/​profile6.rb') do24 it { should exist }

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1Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginManager.instance.register(Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginType::CLI, 'my_cli', Inspec::Plugin::V2::CLICommand.new do2 def run(opts, _args, _stdin = $stdin)3Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginManager.instance.register(Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginType::CLI, 'my_cli', Inspec::Plugin::V2::CLICommand.new do4 def run(opts, _args, _stdin = $stdin)5Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginManager.instance.register(Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginType::CLI, 'my_cli', Inspec::Plugin::V2::CLICommand.new do6 def run(opts, _args, _stdin = $stdin)7Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginManager.instance.register(Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginType::CLI, 'my_cli', Inspec::Plugin::V2::CLICommand.new do8 def run(opts, _args, _stdin = $stdin)

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1class MyReport < Inspec.plugin(2, :report)2Inspec::Plugins::ReportRegistry.add(:my_report, MyReport)3runner = Inspec::Runner.new({reporter: [{name: 'my_report'}]})4runner.add_target('my-profile')

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1 inspec.add_profile('test_profile')2 describe file('test') do3 it { should exist }4 inspec.add_profile('test_profile')5 describe file('test') do6 it { should exist }7 inspec.add_profile('test_profile')8 describe file('test') do9 it { should exist }

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1json_file = File.read('report.json')2json = JSON.parse(json_file)3inspec_obj = Inspec::Inspec.new(json)4json_file = File.read('report.json')5json = JSON.parse(json_file)6inspec_obj = Inspec::Inspec.new(json)7json_file = File.read('report.json')8json = JSON.parse(json_file)9inspec_obj = Inspec::Inspec.new(json)10json_file = File.read('report.json')11json = JSON.parse(json_file)12inspec_obj = Inspec::Inspec.new(json)13json_file = File.read('report.json')14json = JSON.parse(json_file)15inspec_obj = Inspec::Inspec.new(json)16json_file = File.read('report.json')17json = JSON.parse(json_file)18inspec_obj = Inspec::Inspec.new(json)

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