How to use notify method of Instrumenter Package

Best Test-prof_ruby code snippet using Instrumenter.notify

event_prof_fixture.rb

Source: event_prof_fixture.rb Github

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...5TestProf::EventProf.configure do |config|6 config.per_example = true7end8module Instrumenter9 def self.notify(event = "test.event", time)10 sleep 0.111 ActiveSupport::Notifications.publish(12 event,13 0,14 time15 )16 end17end18describe "Something" do19 it "invokes once" do20 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 0.040121 expect(true).to eq true22 end23 it "invokes twice" do24 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 0.01425 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 0.02426 Instrumenter.notify "test.another_event", 0.01127 expect(true).to eq true28 end29 it "invokes many times" do30 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 0.01431 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 0.0432 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 0.04233 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 0.0434 Instrumenter.notify "test.another_event", 0.01135 expect(true).to eq true36 end37end38describe "Another something" do39 it "do nothing" do40 expect(true).to eq true41 end42 it "do very long" do43 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 0.14544 Instrumenter.notify "test.another_event", 0.132145 expect(true).to eq true46 end47end...

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event_prof_stamp_fixture_tmpl.rb

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2$LOAD_PATH.unshift File.expand_path("../​../​../​../​../​lib", __FILE__)3require "active_support"4require "test-prof"5module Instrumenter6 def self.notify(_event, time)7 ActiveSupport::Notifications.publish(8 "test.event",9 0,10 time11 )12 end13end14describe "Something" do15 it "invokes once" do16 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 40.117 expect(true).to eq true18 end19 it "invokes twice" do20 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 14021 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 24022 expect(true).to eq true23 end24 it "invokes many times" do25 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 40026 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 4227 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 34028 expect(true).to eq true29 end30end31describe "Another something" do32 it "do nothing" do33 expect(true).to eq true34 end35 it "do very long" do36 Instrumenter.notify "test.event", 100037 expect(true).to eq true38 end39end...

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1 notify_observers(Time.now, @count)2 def update(time, count)3 @f = File.open('out.txt', 'w')4 def update(time, count)5instrumenter.add_observer(ConsoleWriter.new)6instrumenter.add_observer(FileWriter.new)

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1 def add_observer(observer)2 def delete_observer(observer)3 @observers.delete(observer)4 @observers.each {|observer| observer.update(self) }5 def add_observer(observer)6 def delete_observer(observer)7 @observers.delete(observer)8 @observers.each {|observer| observer.update(self) }9 def add_observer(observer)10 def delete_observer(observer)11 @observers.delete(observer)12 @observers.each {|observer| observer.update(self) }13 def add_observer(observer)14 def delete_observer(observer)15 @observers.delete(observer)16 @observers.each {|observer| observer.update(self) }17 def add_observer(observer)18 def delete_observer(observer)19 @observers.delete(observer)20 @observers.each {|observer| observer.update(self) }

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1Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")2Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")3Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")4Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")5Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")6Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")7Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")8Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")9Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")10Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")11Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")12Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")13Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")14Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")15Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")16Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")17Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")18Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")19Instrumenter.notify("This is a notification")

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1instrumenter.notify("Hello World")2 def notify(message)3 def notify(message)4 def notify(message)5 def notify(message)6 def notify(message)7 def notify(message)8 def notify(message)9 def notify(message)10 def notify(message)11 def notify(message)12 def notify(message)13 def notify(message)14 def notify(message)15 def notify(message)

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1 def self.notify(event)2 def self.notify(event)3 def self.notify(event)4 def self.notify(event)5 def self.notify(event)6 def self.notify(event)7 def self.notify(event)8 def self.notify(event)9 def self.notify(event)10 def self.notify(event)11 def self.notify(event)12 def self.notify(event)13 def self.notify(event)14 def self.notify(event)

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1Instrumenter.notify('my.event', :a => 1, :b => 2)2 def self.notify(event, *args)3Instrumenter.subscribe('my.event') do |event, *args|4 def self.subscribe(event, &block)5Notify: my.event, [{:a=>1, :b=>2}]6Notify: my.event, [{:a=>1, :b=>2}]7Notify: my.event, [{:a=>1, :b=>2}]8Notify: my.event, [{:a=>1, :b=>2}]9Notify: my.event, [{:a=>1, :b=>2}]10 def notify(message)

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1 def self.notify(event)2 def self.notify(event)3 def self.notify(event)4 def self.notify(event)5 def self.notify(event)6 def self.notify(event)7 def self.notify(event)8 def self.notify(event)9 def self.notify(event)10 def self.notify(event)11 def self.notify(event)12 def self.notify(event)13 def self.notify(event)14 def self.notify(event)

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1Instrumenter.notify('my.event', :a => 1, :b => 2)2 def self.notify(event, *args)3Instrumenter.subscribe('my.event') do |event, *args|4 def self.subscribe(event, &block)5Notify: my.event, [{:a=>1, :b=>2}]6Notify: my.event, [{:a=>1, :b=>2}]7Notify: my.event, [{:a=>1, :b=>2}]8Notify: my.event, [{:a=>1, :b=>2}]9Notify: my.event, [{:a=>1, :b=>2}]

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