Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.with_ault_fetcher
with_ault_fetcher
Using AI Code Generation
1describe file('/tmp/with_ault_fetcher') do2 it { should exist }3describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do4 it { should exist }5describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do6 it { should exist }7describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do8 it { should exist }9describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do10 it { should exist }11describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do12 it { should exist }13describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do14 it { should exist }15describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do16 it { should exist }17describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do18 it { should exist }19describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do20 it { should exist }21describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do22 it { should exist }23describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do24 it { should exist }25describe file('/tmp/with_fetcher') do26 it { should exist }
with_ault_fetcher
Using AI Code Generation
1class LocalFetcher < Inspec.fetcher(1)2 def self.resolve(target)3 new(target)4 def initialize(target)5 def fetch(path)6class RemoteFetcher < Inspec.fetcher(1)7 def self.resolve(target)8 new(target)9 def initialize(target)10 def fetch(path)11class WebFetcher < Inspec.fetcher(1)12 def self.resolve(target)13 new(target)14 def initialize(target)15 def fetch(path)16class GitFetcher < Inspec.fetcher(1)17 def self.resolve(target)18 new(target)19 def initialize(target)20 def fetch(path)21class ChefFetcher < Inspec.fetcher(1)22 def self.resolve(target)23 new(target)24 def initialize(target)25 def fetch(path)26class SupermarketFetcher < Inspec.fetcher(1)
with_ault_fetcher
Using AI Code Generation
1 fetcher = Inspec::Fetcher.resolve(__FILE__)2 fetcher = Inspec::Fetcher.resolve(__FILE__)3 fetcher = Inspec::Fetcher.resolve(__FILE__)4 fetcher = Inspec::Fetcher.resolve(__FILE__)5 fetcher = Inspec::Fetcher.resolve(__FILE__)
with_ault_fetcher
Using AI Code Generation
1describe file('/tmp/1.txt') do2 its('content') { should match /Hello world/ }3describe file('/tmp/2.txt') do4 its('content') { should match /Hello world/ }5describe file('/tmp/3.txt') do6 its('content') { should match /Hello world/ }7describe file('/tmp/4.txt') do8 its('content') { should match /Hello world/ }9describe file('/tmp/5.txt') do10 its('content') { should match /Hello world/ }11describe file('/tmp/6.txt') do12 its('content') { should match /Hello world/ }
with_ault_fetcher
Using AI Code Generation
1class Inspec::Resources::UrlResource < Inspec.resource(1)2 def initialize(url)3def with_ault_fetcher(url)4 fetcher = Inspec::Fetcher.resolve(url)5 tmp = fetcher.fetch({})6 Inspec::Resources::UrlResource.new(url).content(content)7describe with_ault_fetcher('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/inspec/inspec/master/examples/profile/controls/example.rb') do8 its('content') { should match(/url_resource/) }9describe with_ault_fetcher('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/inspec/inspec/master/examples/profile/controls/example.rb') do10 its('content') { should match(/url_resource/) }11describe with_ault_fetcher('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/inspec/inspec/master/examples/profile/controls/example.rb') do12 its('content') { should match(/url_resource/) }13describe with_ault_fetcher('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/inspec/inspec/master/examples/profile/controls/example.rb') do14 its('content') { should match(/url_resource/) }15describe with_ault_fetcher('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/inspec/inspec/master/examples/profile/controls/example.rb') do16 its('content') { should match(/url_resource/) }17describe with_ault_fetcher('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/inspec/inspec/master/examples/profile/controls/example.rb') do
with_ault_fetcher
Using AI Code Generation
1control = Inspec::Control.from_json(File.read('test-profile/controls/test.rb.json'))2inspec.with_default_fetcher(control) do3 puts inspec.backend.run_command("echo 'hello world'").stdout4puts inspec.backend.run_command("echo 'hello world'").stdout5puts inspec.backend.run_command("echo 'hello world'").stdout6puts inspec.backend.run_command("echo 'hello world'").stdout7puts inspec.backend.run_command("echo 'hello world'").stdout8puts inspec.backend.run_command("echo 'hello world'").stdout9puts inspec.backend.run_command("echo 'hello world'").stdout10puts inspec.backend.run_command("echo 'hello world'").stdout
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