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How to use columns method of XinetdParser Package

Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using XinetdParser.columns

parser.rb

...121        cache_name_line = nil122        names = nil123      # calulate width of a column based on the horizontal line124      elsif line =~ /^[- ]+$/125        column_widths = columns(line)126      # parse header values from line127      elsif column_widths.nil? && !line.nil?128        # we do not know the width at this point of time, therefore we need to cache129        cache_name_line = line130      # content line131      elsif !column_widths.nil? && !line.nil? && !line.chomp.empty?132        # default row133        port = split_columns(column_widths, line).to_a.map { |v| v.chomp.strip }134        # parse the header names135        # TODO: names should be optional136        names = split_columns(column_widths, cache_name_line).to_a.map { |v| v.chomp.strip.downcase.tr(' ', '-').gsub(/[^\w-]/, '_') }137        info = {138          'protocol' => protocol.downcase,139        }140        # generate hash for each line and use the names as keys141        names.each_index { |i|142          info[names[i]] = port[i] if i != 0143        }144        ports.push(info)145      end146    }147    ports148  end149  private150  # takes a line like "-------------------- -------------------- ----------"151  # as input and calculates the length of each column152  def columns(line)153    # find all columns154    m = line.scan(/-+/)155    # calculate the length each column156    m.map { |x| x.length } # rubocop:disable Style/SymbolProc157  end158  # takes a line and the width of the columns to extract the values159  def split_columns(columns, line)160    # generate regex based on columns161    sep = '\\s'162    length = columns.length163    arr = columns.map.with_index { |x, i|164      reg = "(.{#{x}})#{sep}" # add seperator between columns165      reg = "(.{,#{x}})#{sep}" if i == length - 2 # make the pre-last one optional166      reg = "(.{,#{x}})" if i == length - 1 # use , to say max value167      reg168    }169    # extracts the columns170    line.match(Regexp.new(arr.join))171  end172end173# This parser for xinetd (extended Internet daemon) configuration files174module XinetdParser175  def xinetd_include_dir(dir)176    return [] if dir.nil?177    unless inspec.file(dir).directory?178      return skip_resource "Cannot read folder in #{dir}"179    end180    files = inspec.command("find #{dir} -type f").stdout.split("\n")181    files.map { |file| parse_xinetd(read_content(file)) }182  end183  def parse_xinetd(raw) # rubocop:disable Metrics/AbcSize, Metrics/CyclomaticComplexity, Metrics/PerceivedComplexity...

columns

Using AI Code Generation

1xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')2xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')3xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')4puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream')5xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')6puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream').inspect7xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')8puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream').name9xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')10puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream').id11xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')12puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream').type13xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')14puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream').flags

columns

Using AI Code Generation

1options = {}2  opts.on("-f", "--file FILE", "File to parse") do |v|3  xinetd = XinetdParser.new(options[:file])4options = {}5  opts.on("-f", "--file FILE", "File to parse") do |v|6  xinetd = XinetdParser.new(options[:file])7options = {}8  opts.on("-f", "--file FILE", "File to parse") do |v|9  opts.on("-s", "--service SERVICE", "Service to find") do |v|10  xinetd = XinetdParser.new(options[:file])11  pp xinetd.find_service(options[:service])12options = {}

columns

Using AI Code Generation

1x.service("echo")2x.service("echo", "protocol")3x.service("echo", "protocol", "type")4x.service("echo", "protocol", "type", "port")5x.service("echo", "protocol", "type", "port", "user")6x.service("echo", "protocol", "type", "port", "user", "wait")7x.service("echo", "protocol", "type", "port", "user", "wait", "max")

columns

Using AI Code Generation

1options = {}2  opts.on("-f", "--file FILE", "File to parse") do |v|3  xinetd = XinetdParser.new(options[:file])4options = {}5  opts.on("-f", "--file FILE", "File to parse") do |v|6  xinetd = XinetdParser.new(options[:file])7options = {}8  opts.on("-f", "--file FILE", "File to parse") do |v|9  opts.on("-s", "--service SERVICE", "Service to find") do |v|10  xinetd = XinetdParser.new(options[:file])11  pp xinetd.find_service(options[:service])12options = {}

columns

Using AI Code Generation

1puts xinetd.columns(:service => 'echo')2puts xinetd.services(:service => 'echo')3puts xinetd.service('echo')4puts xinetd.service('echo', :service => 'echo')5puts xinetd.service?('echo')6puts xinetd.service?('echo', :service => 'echo')7puts xinetd.service?('echo')8puts xinetd.service?('echo', :servic => 'echo')9puts xinetd.service('echo')10puts xinetd.service('echo', :service => 'echo')11puts xinetd.service?('echo')12puts xinetd.service?('echo', :service => 'echo')13puts xinetd.service?('echo')14puts xinetd.service?('echo', :service => 'echo')15puts xinetd.service('echo')16puts xinetd.service('echo17xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')18xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')19puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream')20xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')21puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream').inspect22xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')23puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream').name24xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')25puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream').id26xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')27puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream').type28xinetd.parse('/etc/xinetd.conf')29puts xinetd.service('chargen-stream').flags

columns

Using AI Code Generation

1puts xinetd.columns(:service => 'echo')2puts xinetd.services(:service => 'echo')3puts xinetd.service('echo')4puts xinetd.service('echo', :service => 'echo')5puts xinetd.service?('echo')6puts xinetd.service?('echo', :service => 'echo')7puts xinetd.service?('echo')8puts xinetd.service?('echo', :service => 'echo')9puts xinetd.service('echo')10puts xinetd.service('echo', :service => 'echo')11puts xinetd.service?('echo')12puts xinetd.service?('echo', :service => 'echo')13puts xinetd.service?('echo')14puts xinetd.service?('echo', :service => 'echo')15puts xinetd.service('echo')16puts xinetd.service('echo

columns

Using AI Code Generation

1xinetd.services("enabled" => "yes").each do |service|2xinetd.services("enabled" => "yes", "server" => "/usr/bin/rsh").each do |service|3xinetd.services("enabled" => "yes", "server" => "/usr/bin/rsh", "socket_type" => "stream").each do |service|4xinetd.services("enabled" => "yes", "server" => "/usr/bin/rsh", "socket_type" => "stream", "port" => "514").each do |service|5xinetd.services("enabled" => "yes", "server" => "/usr/bin/rsh", "socket_type" => "stream", "port" => "514", "log_on_success" => "HOST PID").each do |service|

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