Best Vcr_ruby code snippet using Excon.should_record
excon.rb
Source: excon.rb
...52 def initialize53 @request_params = nil54 @response_params = nil55 @response_body_reader = nil56 @should_record = false57 end58 # Performs before_request processing based on the provided59 # request_params.60 #61 # @private62 def before_request(request_params)63 @request_params = request_params64 @response_body_reader = create_response_body_reader65 handle66 end67 # Performs after_request processing based on the provided68 # response_params.69 #70 # @private71 def after_request(response_params)72 # If @response_params is already set, it indicates we've already run the73 # after_request logic. This can happen when if the response triggers an error,74 # whch would then trigger the error_call middleware callback, leading to this75 # being called a second time.76 return if @response_params77 @response_params = response_params78 if should_record?79 VCR.record_http_interaction(VCR::HTTPInteraction.new(vcr_request, vcr_response))80 end81 invoke_after_request_hook(vcr_response)82 end83 attr_reader :request_params, :response_params, :response_body_reader84 private85 def should_record?86 @should_record87 end88 def on_stubbed_by_vcr_request89 request_params[:response] = {90 :body => stubbed_response.body,91 :headers => normalized_headers(stubbed_response.headers || {}),92 :status => stubbed_response.status.code93 }94 end95 def on_recordable_request96 @should_record = true97 end98 def create_response_body_reader99 block = request_params[:response_block]100 return NonStreamingResponseBodyReader unless block101 StreamingResponseBodyReader.new(block).tap do |response_block_wrapper|102 request_params[:response_block] = response_block_wrapper103 end104 end105 def vcr_request106 @vcr_request ||= begin107 headers = request_params[:headers].dup108 headers.delete("Host")109 VCR::Request.new \110 request_params[:method],111 uri,112 request_params[:body],113 headers114 end115 end116 def vcr_response117 return @vcr_response if defined?(@vcr_response)118 if should_record? || response_params.has_key?(:response)119 response = response_params.fetch(:response)120 @vcr_response = VCR::Response.new(121 VCR::ResponseStatus.new(response.fetch(:status), nil),122 response.fetch(:headers),123 response_body_reader.read_body_from(response),124 nil125 )126 else127 @vcr_response = nil128 end129 end130 def normalized_headers(headers)131 normalized = {}132 headers.each do |k, v|...
should_record
Using AI Code Generation
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should_record
Using AI Code Generation
1 def request(params, &block)2 Excon.record_request(params)3 def request(params, &block)4 Excon.record_request(params)5 def request(params, &block)6 Excon.record_request(params)7 def request(params, &block)8 Excon.record_request(params)9 def request(params, &block)10 Excon.record_request(params)11 def request(params, &block)12 Excon.record_request(params)
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