Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.print_ref
control.rb
Source: control.rb
...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]...
print_ref
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/ }
print_ref
Using AI Code Generation
1 class Plugin < Inspec.plugin(2)2 cli.register_plugin(Plugin)3 cli.register_subcommand(Subcommand)4 class Subcommand < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)5 ctx = Inspec::ProfileContext.for_target(target: 'local://', backend: backend)6 profile = Inspec::Profile.for_target(target: 'local://', opts: { backend: backend })7 profile = Inspec::Profile.for_path(path: 'path/to/profile', opts: { backend: backend })8 profile = Inspec::Profile.for_fetch(url:
print_ref
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/ }
print_ref
Using AI Code Generation
1 class Plugin < Inspec.plugin(2)2 cli.register_plugin(Plugin)3 cli.register_subcommand(Subcommand)4 class Subcommand < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)5 ctx = Inspec::ProfileContext.for_target(target: 'local://', backend: backend)6 profile = Inspec::Profile.for_target(target: 'local://', opts: { backend: backend })7 profile = Inspec::Profile.for_path(path: 'path/to/profile', opts: { backend: backend })8 profile = Inspec::Profile.for_fetch(url: '
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