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How to use supports method of Plugins Package

Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Plugins.supports

base_spec.rb

...58                expect(described_class.has_exempt_platforms?).to be_falsey59            end60        end61    end62    describe '#supports_platforms?' do63        context 'when empty platforms are given' do64            it 'returns true' do65                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([])).to be_truthy66            end67        end68        context 'when no supported platforms are declared' do69            before do70                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { platforms: [] } }71            end72            it 'returns true' do73                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([])).to be_truthy74            end75        end76        context 'when any of the given platforms are supported' do77            before do78                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { platforms: [:php] } }79            end80            it 'returns true' do81                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([:unix, :php])).to be_truthy82            end83        end84        context 'when any of the given platforms are exempt' do85            before do86                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { exempt_platforms: [:php] } }87            end88            it 'returns false' do89                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([:unix, :php])).to be_falsey90            end91        end92        context 'when a parent of any of the given platforms is supported' do93            before do94                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { platforms: [:unix] } }95            end96            it 'returns true' do97                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([:linux])).to be_truthy98            end99        end100        context 'when a parent of any of the given platforms is exempt' do101            before do102                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { exempt_platforms: [:unix] } }103            end104            it 'returns false' do105                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([:linux])).to be_falsey106            end107        end108        context 'when a child of any of the given platforms is supported' do109            before do110                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { platforms: [:linux] } }111            end112            it 'returns true' do113                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([:unix])).to be_truthy114            end115        end116        context 'when a child of any of the given platforms is exempt' do117            before do118                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { exempt_platforms: [:linux] } }119            end120            it 'returns false' do121                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([:unix])).to be_falsey122            end123        end124        context 'when none of the given platforms are not provided' do125            before do126                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { platforms: [:windows] } }127            end128            it 'returns false' do129                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([:unix])).to be_falsey130            end131        end132        context 'when none of the given platforms are exempt' do133            before do134                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { exempt_platforms: [:windows] } }135            end136            it 'returns true' do137                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([:unix])).to be_truthy138            end139        end140        context 'when any of the given platforms are exempt' do141            before do142                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { exempt_platforms: [:windows, :linux] } }143            end144            it 'returns false' do145                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([:unix])).to be_falsey146            end147        end148        context 'when a platforms of different type is exempt' do149            before do150                allow(described_class).to receive(:info) { { exempt_platforms: [:windows] } }151            end152            it 'returns true' do153                expect(described_class.supports_platforms?([:ruby])).to be_truthy154            end155        end156    end157end...

metadata.rb

Source: metadata.rb

...9recipe            'rabbitmq::plugin_management', 'Manage plugins with node attributes'10recipe            'rabbitmq::virtualhost_management', 'Manage virtualhost with node attributes'11recipe            'rabbitmq::user_management', 'Manage users with node attributes'12depends           'erlang', '>= 0.9'13supports 'debian'14supports 'ubuntu'15supports 'redhat'16supports 'centos'17supports 'scientific'18supports 'amazon'19supports 'oracle'20supports 'smartos'21supports 'suse'22attribute 'rabbitmq',23  :display_name => 'RabbitMQ',24  :description => 'Hash of RabbitMQ attributes',25  :type => 'hash'26attribute 'rabbitmq/nodename',27  :display_name => 'RabbitMQ Erlang node name',28  :description => 'The Erlang node name for this server.',29  :default => "node['hostname']"30attribute 'rabbitmq/address',31  :display_name => 'RabbitMQ server IP address',32  :description => 'IP address to bind.'33attribute 'rabbitmq/port',34  :display_name => 'RabbitMQ server port',35  :description => 'TCP port to bind.'...

supports

Using AI Code Generation

1 def supports?(lang)2 @supported.include?(lang)3 def add_class(klass)

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