How to use initialize method of InspecPlugins.Init Package

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renderer.rb

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...7 # 1. iterate over all files8 # 2. read content in erb9 # 3. write to destination path10 attr_reader :file_rename_map, :overwrite_mode, :skip_files, :templates_path, :ui11 def initialize(cli_ui, options = {})12 @ui = cli_ui13 @overwrite_mode = options[:overwrite]14 @templates_path ||= options[:templates_path]15 @file_rename_map = options[:file_rename_map] || {}16 @skip_files = options[:skip_files] || []17 end18 # rubocop: disable Metrics/​AbcSize19 def render_with_values(template_subdir_path, template_type, template_values = {})20 # look for template directory21 source_dir = File.join(templates_path, template_subdir_path)22 # prepare glob for all subdirectories and files23 template_glob = File.join(source_dir, "**", "{*,.*}")24 # Use the name attribute to define the path to the new thing.25 # May contain slashes....

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reporter.rb

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2module InspecPlugins::TapReporter3 class Reporter < Inspec.plugin(2, :reporter)4 TestResult = Struct.new(:index, :result, :description, :message, :severity, keyword_init: true)5 attr_reader :template_erb6 def initialize(config)7 super(config)8 @template_erb = "tap.erb"9 end10 def render11 tests = []12 run_data[:profiles].each do |profile|13 profile.controls.each do |control|14 control.results.each do |result|15 tests << TestResult.new(16 index: tests.count + 1,17 result: status_to_pass(result.status),18 description: control.title,19 message: format("%s %s", result.resource_name, result.expectation_message),20 severity: impact_to_severity(control.impact)...

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1 class Init < Inspec.plugin(2, :init)2{3 "plugins": {4 }5}

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1InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print2InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print3InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print4InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print5InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print6InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print7InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print8InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print9InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print10InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print11InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print12InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print13InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print

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1 class Init < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)2 class CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :command)3 class CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :command)

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1InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print2InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print3InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print4InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print5InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print6InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print7InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print8InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print9InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print10InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print11InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print12InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print13InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print

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1 class Init < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)2 class CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :command)3 class CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :command)4InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print5InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print6InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print7InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print8InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print9InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print10InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print11InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print12InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print13InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print14InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print15InspecPlugins::Init.new('some message').print

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