Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.walk_tar
file_provider_test.rb
Source: file_provider_test.rb
...154 let(:cls) {155 class MockTarProvider < Inspec::TarProvider156 Entry = Struct.new(:full_name, :file?)157 private158 def walk_tar(path, &callback)159 callback.call([Entry.new('', true), Entry.new('tartar', true), Entry.new('', true)])160 end161 end162 MockTarProvider163 }164 it 'must contain all files' do165 cls.new(rand.to_s).files.must_equal %w{tartar}166 end167 end168 describe 'applied to a tar with paths above dir' do169 let(:cls) {170 class MockZipSlipTarProvider < Inspec::TarProvider171 Entry = Struct.new(:full_name, :file?)172 private173 def walk_tar(path, &callback)174 callback.call([Entry.new('../haha', true), Entry.new('tartar', true), Entry.new('../../blah', true)])175 end176 end177 MockZipSlipTarProvider178 }179 it 'must not contain all files' do180 cls.new(rand.to_s).files.must_equal %w{tartar}181 end182 end183end184describe Inspec::RelativeFileProvider do185 def fetcher186 src_fetcher.expects(:files).returns(in_files).at_least_once187 Inspec::RelativeFileProvider.new(src_fetcher)...
file_provider.rb
Source: file_provider.rb
...128 def initialize(path)129 @path = path130 @contents = {}131 @files = []132 walk_tar(@path) do |tar|133 @files = tar.find_all(&:file?)134 # delete all entries with no name135 @files = @files.find_all { |x| !x.full_name.empty? && x.full_name.squeeze('/') !~ %r{\.{2}(?:/|\z)} }136 # delete all entries that have a PaxHeader137 @files = @files.delete_if { |x| x.full_name.include?('PaxHeader/') }138 # replace all items of the array simply with the relative filename of the file139 @files.map! { |x| Pathname.new(x.full_name).relative_path_from(Pathname.new('.')).to_s }140 end141 end142 def extract(destination_path = '.')143 FileUtils.mkdir_p(destination_path)144 walk_tar(@path) do |files|145 files.each do |file|146 next unless @files.include?(file.full_name)147 final_path = File.join(destination_path, file.full_name)148 # This removes the top level directory (and any other files) to ensure149 # extracted files do not conflict.150 FileUtils.remove_entry(final_path) if File.exist?(final_path)151 FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(final_path))152 File.open(final_path, 'wb') { |f| f.write(file.read) }153 end154 end155 end156 def read(file)157 @contents[file] ||= read_from_tar(file)158 end159 private160 def walk_tar(path, &callback)161 tar_file = Zlib::GzipReader.open(path)162 Gem::Package::TarReader.new(tar_file, &callback)163 ensure164 tar_file.close165 end166 def read_from_tar(file)167 return nil unless @files.include?(file)168 res = nil169 # NB `TarReader` includes `Enumerable` beginning with Ruby 2.x170 walk_tar(@path) do |tar|171 tar.each do |entry|172 next unless entry.file? && [file, "./#{file}"].include?(entry.full_name)173 res = entry.read174 break175 end176 end177 res178 end179 end180 class RelativeFileProvider181 BLACKLIST_FILES = [182 '/pax_global_header',183 'pax_global_header',184 ].freeze...
walk_tar
Using AI Code Generation
1 def walk_tar(tar_file)2 Gem::Package::TarReader.new(Zlib::GzipReader.open(tar_file)) do |tar|3describe tar('/tmp/my.tar.gz') do4 it { should exist }5 its('entries') { should include 'my_dir/my_file' }6 its('entries') { should_not include 'my_dir/my_file2' }7 walk_tar('/tmp/my.tar.gz') do |entry|8 expect(entry.read).to eq('my_file_content')9 Gem::Package::TarReader.new(Zlib::GzipReader.open(source_path)) do |tar|10describe tar('/tmp/my.tar.gz') do11 it { should exist }12 its('entries') { should include 'my_dir/my_file' }13 its('entries') { should_not include 'my_dir/my_file2' }14 expect(entry.read).to eq('my_file_content')15 Gem::Package::TarReader.new(Zlib::GzipReader.open(source_path)) do |tar|16describe tar('/tmp/my.tar.gz') do17 it { should exist
walk_tar
Using AI Code Generation
1 def walk_tar(tar_file)2 Gem::Package::TarReader.new(Zlib::GzipReader.open(tar_file)) do |tar|3describe tar('/tmp/my.tar.gz') do4 it { should exist }5 its('entries') { should include 'my_dir/my_file' }6 its('entries') { should_not include 'my_dir/my_file2' }7 walk_tar('/tmp/my.tar.gz') do |entry|8 expect(entry.read).to eq('my_file_content')9 Gem::Package::TarReader.new(Zlib::GzipReader.open(source_path)) do |tar|10describe tar('/tmp/my.tar.gz') do11 it { should exist }12 its('entries') { should include 'my_dir/my_file' }13 its('entries') { should_not include 'my_dir/my_file2' }14 expect(entry.read).to eq('my_file_content')15 Gem::Package::TarReader.new(Zlib::GzipReader.open(source_path)) do |tar|16describe tar('/tmp/my.tar.gz') do17 it { should exist
walk_tar
Using AI Code Generation
1class MyPlugin < Inspec.plugin(2, :plugin_type)2 Inspec::Resource.register_resource(:my_tar, MyTarResource)3 Inspec::Reporter.register_reporter(:my_tar_reporter, MyTarReporter)4class MyTarResource < Inspec.resource(1)5 def initialize(path)6 Inspec::TarHelper.walk_tar(@path)7class MyTarReporter < Inspec.reporter(1)8 def initialize(opts)9 files = Inspec::TarHelper.walk_tar(@opts[:tar_path])10Inspec::Plugins::PluginManager.instance.register_plugin(MyPlugin)11Inspec::Plugins::PluginManager.instance.activate_plugin(MyPlugin)12tar = inspec.resource('tar')13tar.walk_tar('test.tar.gz') do |tarfile,entry|14require :pp':PluginManager.instance.run_plugin(MyPlugin, 'my_tar_reporter', {tar_path: '/path/to/tar/file'})15tar = inspec.resource('tar')16tar.walk_tar('test.tar.gz') do |tarfile,entry|17tar = inspec.resource('tar')18tar.walk_tar('test.tar.gz') do |tarfile,entry|19tar = inspec.resource('tar')20tar.walk_tar('test.tar.gz') do |tarfile,entry|
walk_tar
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec::Inspec.new('tar_file.tar.gzt).walk_tar2 Archive::Tar::Minitar.unpack_entry(entry, 'extracted')3Inspec::Inspec.new('tar_file.tar.gz').walk_tar4 Archive::Tar::Minitar.unpack_entry(entry, '/tmp/extracted')5Inspec::Inspec.new('tar_file.tar.gz').walk_tar6inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')7inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')8inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')9inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')10inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')11inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')
walk_tar
Using AI Code Generation
1tar = inspec.resource('tar')2tar.walk_tar('test.tar.gz') do |tarfile,entry|3tar = inspec.resource('tar')4tar.walk_tar('test.tar.gz') do |tarfile,entry|5tar = inspec.resource('tar')6tar.walk_tar('test.tar.gz') do |tarfile,entry|7tar = inspec.resource('tar')8tar.walk_tar('test.tar.gz') do |tarfile,entry|
walk_tar
Using AI Code Generation
1class MyPlugin < Inspec.plugin(2, :plugin_type)2 Inspec::Resource.register_resource(:my_tar, MyTarResource)3 Inspec::Reporter.register_reporter(:my_tar_reporter, MyTarReporter)4class MyTarResource < Inspec.resource(1)5 def initialize(path)6 Inspec::TarHelper.walk_tar(@path)7class MyTarReporter < Inspec.reporter(1)8 def initialize(opts)9 files = Inspec::TarHelper.walk_tar(@opts[:tar_path])10Inspec::Plugins::PluginManager.instance.register_plugin(MyPlugin)11Inspec::Plugins::PluginManager.instance.activate_plugin(MyPlugin)12Inspec::Plugins::PluginManager.instance.run_plugin(MyPlugin, 'my_tar_reporter', {tar_path: '/path/to/tar/file'})
walk_tar
Using AI Code Generation
1inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')2inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')3inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')4inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')5inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')6inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')7inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')8inspec = Inspec::Inspec.new('target')
walk_tar
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec::InputRegistry.instance.inputs = {2}3Inspec::Log.debug('Starting walk_tar')4Inspec::Log.debug('Finished walk_tar')5Inspec::Log.debug('Starting walk_tar with filter')6Inspec::Log.debug('Finished walk_tar with filter')
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