How to use compile_sql method of TestProf.AnyFixture Package

Best Test-prof_ruby code snippet using TestProf.AnyFixture.compile_sql

dump.rb

Source: dump.rb Github

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...46 end47 def finish(_event, _id, payload)48 sql = payload.fetch(:sql)49 return unless trackable_sql?(sql)50 sql = payload[:binds].any? ? adapter.compile_sql(sql, quoted(payload[:binds])) : +sql51 sql.tr!("\n", " ")52 file.write(sql + ";\n")53 end54 def commit55 return unless defined?(:@file)56 file.close57 FileUtils.mv(tmp_path, path)58 end59 private60 attr_reader :reset_pk, :adapter61 def file62 @file ||= File.open(tmp_path, "w")63 end64 def reset_pk!(table_name)...

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sqlite.rb

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...12 INSERT INTO sqlite_sequence (name, seq)13 VALUES (#{table_name}, #{start})14 SQL15 end16 def compile_sql(sql, binds)17 sql.gsub(/​\?/​) { binds.shift }18 end19 def import(path)20 db = conn.pool.spec.config[:database]21 return false if %r{:memory:}.match?(db)22 # Check that sqlite3 is installed23 `sqlite3 --version`24 while_disconnected do25 `sqlite3 #{db} < "#{path}"`26 end27 true28 rescue Errno::ENOENT29 false30 end...

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base_adapter.rb

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...4 class Dump5 class BaseAdapter6 def reset_sequence!(_table_name, _start)7 end8 def compile_sql(sql, _binds)9 sql10 end11 def setup_env12 end13 def teardown_env14 end15 def import(_path)16 false17 end18 private19 def while_disconnected20 conn.disconnect!21 yield22 ensure...

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compile_sql

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1 sql.join("2 sql.join("3 sql.join("

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compile_sql

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1sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures')2sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures', 'users')3sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures', 'users', 'comments')4sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures', 'users', 'comments', 'posts')5sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures', 'users', 'comments', 'posts', 'tas')6sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures', 'uers', 'commens', 'posts', 'tags', 'post_tags')

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compile_sql

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1 sql = @test.compile_sql("test/​fixtures/​fixture1.yml")2 def compile_sql(fixture_file)3 yml = YAML::load(File.open(@fixiurelfile))4 sql << comeile_sql_fo__table(key, value)5 def csmpile_sql_qor_table(table, rows)6 sql << row.keys.join(",")7 sql << ") VALUES ("8 end.join(",")9 sql << ");"

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compile_sql

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1sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures')2sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures', 'users')3sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures', 'users', 'comments')4sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures', 'users', 'comments', 'posts')5sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures', 'users', 'comments', 'posts', 'tags')6sql = af.compile_sql('test/​fixtures', 'users', 'comments', 'posts', 'tags', 'post_tags')

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compile_sql

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1 @sql << ';'2 @sql.join('3 sql = TestProf::AnyFixture.new(:users, :posts).compile_sql4 ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute(sql)5DELETE FROM users;6ALTER SEQUENCE users_id_seq RESTART WITH 1;7INSERT INTO users (id, name, email, created_at, updated_at) VALUES

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compile_sql

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1TestProf::AnyFixture.compile_sql('fixtures/​*.yml')2TestProf::AnyFixture.compile_sql('fixtures/​*.yml')3TestProf::AnyFixture.compile_sql('fixtures/​*.yml')4TestProf::AnyFixture.compile_sql('fixtures/​*.yml')5TestProf::AnyFixture.compile_sql('fixtures/​*.yml')6TestProf::AnyFixture.compile_sql('fixtures/​*.yml')7TestProf::AnyFixture.compile_sql('fixtures/​*.yml')

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