How to use report method of Inspec Package

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reporter.rb

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...6 include InspecPlugins::FlexReporter::ErbHelpers7 include InspecPlugins::FlexReporter::FileResolver8 ENV_PREFIX = "INSPEC_REPORTER_FLEX_".freeze9 attr_writer :config, :env, :inspec_config, :logger, :template_contents10 # Render report11 def render12 template = ERB.new(template_contents)13 # Use JSON Reporter base's `report` to have pre-processed data14 mushy_report = Hashie::Mash.new(report)15 # Eeease of use here16 platform = mushy_report.platform17 profiles = mushy_report.profiles18 statistics = mushy_report.statistics19 version = mushy_report.version20 # Some pass/​fail information21 test_results = profiles.map(&:controls).flatten.map(&:results).flatten.map(&:status)22 passed_tests = test_results.select { |text| text == "passed" }.count23 failed_tests = test_results.count - passed_tests24 percent_pass = 100.0 * passed_tests /​ test_results.count25 percent_fail = 100.0 - percent_pass26 # Detailed OS27 platform_arch = runner.backend.backend.os.arch28 platform_name = runner.backend.backend.os.title29 # Allow template-based settings30 template_config = config.fetch("template_config", {})31 # ... also can use all InSpec resources via "inspec_resource.NAME.PROPERTY"32 output(template.result(binding))33 end34 # Return Constraints.35 #36 # @return [String] Always "~> 0.0"37 def self.run_data_schema_constraints38 "~> 0.0"39 end40 private41 # Read contents of requested template.42 #43 # @return [String] ERB Template44 # @raise [IOError]45 def template_contents46 @template_contents ||= File.read full_path(config["template_file"])47 end48 # Initialize configuration with defaults and Plugin config.49 #50 # @return [Hash] Configuration data after merge51 def config52 @config unless @config.nil?53 # Defaults54 @config = {55 "template_file" => "templates/​flex.erb",56 }57 @config.merge! inspec_config.fetch_plugin_config("inspec-reporter-flex")58 @config.merge! config_environment59 logger.debug format("Configuration: %<config>s", config: @config)60 @config61 end62 # Allow (top-level) setting overrides from environment.63 #64 # @return [Hash] Configuration data from environment65 def config_environment66 env_reporter = env.select { |var, _| var.start_with?(ENV_PREFIX) }67 env_reporter.transform_keys { |key| key.delete_prefix(ENV_PREFIX).downcase }68 end69 # Return environment variables.70 #71 # @return [Hash] Mapping of environment variables72 def env73 @env ||= ENV74 end75 # Return InSpec Config object.76 #77 # @return [Inspec::Config] The InSpec config object78 def inspec_config79 @inspec_config ||= Inspec::Config.cached80 end81 # Return InSpec logger....

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01_simp_profile_inspec_spec.rb

Source: 01_simp_profile_inspec_spec.rb Github

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...18 end19 else20 before(:all) do21 @inspec = Simp::BeakerHelpers::Inspec.new(host, profile)22 @inspec_report = {:data => nil}23 end24 it 'should run inspec' do25 @inspec.run26 end27 it 'should have an inspec report' do28 @inspec_report[:data] = @inspec.process_inspec_results29 info = [30 'Results:',31 " * Passed: #{@inspec_report[:data][:passed]}",32 " * Failed: #{@inspec_report[:data][:failed]}",33 " * Skipped: #{@inspec_report[:data][:skipped]}"34 ]35 puts info.join("\n")36 @inspec.write_report(@inspec_report[:data])37 end38 it 'should have run some tests' do39 expect(@inspec_report[:data][:failed] + @inspec_report[:data][:passed]).to be > 040 end41 it 'should not have any failing tests' do42 if @inspec_report[:data][:failed] > 043 puts @inspec_report[:data][:report]44 end45 expect( @inspec_report[:data][:failed] ).to eq(0)46 end47 end48 end49 end50 end51 end52end...

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report

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1Inspec::Log.report("Hello from Inspec")2Inspec::Log.report("Hello from Inspec")3 expect(true).to eq(true)

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report

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1report = Inspec::Reporter.for_target(target, opts)2report.report(results)3 @reporters ||= {}4 def self.register_reporter(reporter_name, reporter_class)5 def self.for_target(target, opts)6 reporters.zip(backtrace_inclusion, message_truncation, output).map do |reporter_name, backtrace, truncation, output|7 reporter.new(target, backtrace, truncation, output)

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