How to use serializable_body method of Header Package

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structs.rb

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...70 # http://github.com/myronmarston/vcr/issues/471 self.body = String.new(body.to_s)72 end73 private74 def serializable_body75 if VCR.configuration.preserve_exact_body_bytes_for?(self)76 base_body_hash(body).merge('base64_string' => Base64.encode64(body))77 else78 base_body_hash(body).merge('string' => body)79 end80 end81 if ''.respond_to?(:encoding)82 def base_body_hash(body)83 { 'encoding' => body.encoding.name }84 end85 else86 def base_body_hash(body)87 { }88 end89 end90 end91 # @private92 module Header93 def initialize(*args)94 super95 normalize_headers96 end97 private98 def normalize_headers99 new_headers = {}100 @normalized_header_keys = Hash.new {|h,k| k }101 headers.each do |k, v|102 val_array = case v103 when Array then v104 when nil then []105 else [v]106 end107 new_headers[String.new(k)] = convert_to_raw_strings(val_array)108 @normalized_header_keys[k.downcase] = k109 end if headers110 self.headers = new_headers111 end112 def header_key(key)113 key = @normalized_header_keys[key.downcase]114 key if headers.has_key? key115 end116 def get_header(key)117 key = header_key(key)118 headers[key] if key119 end120 def edit_header(key, value = nil)121 if key = header_key(key)122 value ||= yield headers[key]123 headers[key] = Array(value)124 end125 end126 def delete_header(key)127 if key = header_key(key)128 @normalized_header_keys.delete key.downcase129 headers.delete key130 end131 end132 def convert_to_raw_strings(array)133 # Ensure the values are raw strings.134 # Apparently for Paperclip uploads to S3, headers135 # get serialized with some extra stuff which leads136 # to a seg fault. See this issue for more info:137 # https://github.com/myronmarston/vcr/issues#issue/39138 array.map do |v|139 case v140 when String; String.new(v)141 when Array; convert_to_raw_strings(v)142 else v143 end144 end145 end146 end147 end148 # @private149 module OrderedHashSerializer150 def each151 @ordered_keys.each do |key|152 yield key, self[key]153 end154 end155 if RUBY_VERSION.to_f > 1.8156 # 1.9+ hashes are already ordered.157 def self.apply_to(*args); end158 else159 def self.apply_to(hash, keys)160 hash.instance_variable_set(:@ordered_keys, keys)161 hash.extend self162 end163 end164 end165 # The request of an {HTTPInteraction}.166 #167 # @attr [Symbol] method the HTTP method (i.e. :head, :options, :get, :post, :put, :patch or :delete)168 # @attr [String] uri the request URI169 # @attr [String, nil] body the request body170 # @attr [Hash{String => Array<String>}] headers the request headers171 class Request < Struct.new(:method, :uri, :body, :headers)172 include Normalizers::Header173 include Normalizers::Body174 def initialize(*args)175 skip_port_stripping = false176 if args.last == :skip_port_stripping177 skip_port_stripping = true178 args.pop179 end180 super(*args)181 self.method = self.method.to_s.downcase.to_sym if self.method182 self.uri = without_standard_port(self.uri) unless skip_port_stripping183 end184 # Builds a serializable hash from the request data.185 #186 # @return [Hash] hash that represents this request and can be easily187 # serialized.188 # @see Request.from_hash189 def to_hash190 {191 'method' => method.to_s,192 'uri' => uri,193 'body' => serializable_body,194 'headers' => headers195 }.tap { |h| OrderedHashSerializer.apply_to(h, members) }196 end197 # Constructs a new instance from a hash.198 #199 # @param [Hash] hash the hash to use to construct the instance.200 # @return [Request] the request201 def self.from_hash(hash)202 method = hash['method']203 method &&= method.to_sym204 new method,205 hash['uri'],206 body_from(hash['body']),207 hash['headers'],208 :skip_port_stripping209 end210 # Parses the URI using the configured `uri_parser`.211 #212 # @return [#schema, #host, #port, #path, #query] A parsed URI object.213 def parsed_uri214 VCR.configuration.uri_parser.parse(uri)215 end216 @@object_method = Object.instance_method(:method)217 def method(*args)218 return super if args.empty?219 @@object_method.bind(self).call(*args)220 end221 # Decorates a {Request} with its current type.222 class Typed < DelegateClass(self)223 # @return [Symbol] One of `:ignored`, `:stubbed`, `:recordable` or `:unhandled`.224 attr_reader :type225 # @param [Request] request the request226 # @param [Symbol] type the type. Should be one of `:ignored`, `:stubbed`, `:recordable` or `:unhandled`.227 def initialize(request, type)228 @type = type229 super(request)230 end231 # @return [Boolean] whether or not this request is being ignored232 def ignored?233 type == :ignored234 end235 # @return [Boolean] whether or not this request is being stubbed by VCR236 # @see #externally_stubbed?237 # @see #stubbed?238 def stubbed_by_vcr?239 type == :stubbed_by_vcr240 end241 # @return [Boolean] whether or not this request is being stubbed by an242 # external library (such as WebMock or FakeWeb).243 # @see #stubbed_by_vcr?244 # @see #stubbed?245 def externally_stubbed?246 type == :externally_stubbed247 end248 # @return [Boolean] whether or not this request will be recorded.249 def recordable?250 type == :recordable251 end252 # @return [Boolean] whether or not VCR knows how to handle this request.253 def unhandled?254 type == :unhandled255 end256 # @return [Boolean] whether or not this request will be made for real.257 # @note VCR allows `:ignored` and `:recordable` requests to be made for real.258 def real?259 ignored? || recordable?260 end261 # @return [Boolean] whether or not this request will be stubbed.262 # It may be stubbed by an external library or by VCR.263 # @see #stubbed_by_vcr?264 # @see #externally_stubbed?265 def stubbed?266 stubbed_by_vcr? || externally_stubbed?267 end268 undef method269 end270 # Provides fiber-awareness for the {VCR::Configuration#around_http_request} hook.271 class FiberAware < DelegateClass(Typed)272 # Yields the fiber so the request can proceed.273 #274 # @return [VCR::Response] the response from the request275 def proceed276 Fiber.yield277 end278 # Builds a proc that allows the request to proceed when called.279 # This allows you to treat the request as a proc and pass it on280 # to a method that yields (at which point the request will proceed).281 #282 # @return [Proc] the proc283 def to_proc284 lambda { proceed }285 end286 undef method287 end288 private289 def without_standard_port(uri)290 return uri if uri.nil?291 u = parsed_uri292 return uri unless [['http', 80], ['https', 443]].include?([u.scheme, u.port])293 u.port = nil294 u.to_s295 end296 end297 # The response of an {HTTPInteraction}.298 #299 # @attr [ResponseStatus] status the status of the response300 # @attr [Hash{String => Array<String>}] headers the response headers301 # @attr [String] body the response body302 # @attr [nil, String] http_version the HTTP version303 class Response < Struct.new(:status, :headers, :body, :http_version)304 include Normalizers::Header305 include Normalizers::Body306 # Builds a serializable hash from the response data.307 #308 # @return [Hash] hash that represents this response309 # and can be easily serialized.310 # @see Response.from_hash311 def to_hash312 {313 'status' => status.to_hash,314 'headers' => headers,315 'body' => serializable_body,316 'http_version' => http_version317 }.tap { |h| OrderedHashSerializer.apply_to(h, members) }318 end319 # Constructs a new instance from a hash.320 #321 # @param [Hash] hash the hash to use to construct the instance.322 # @return [Response] the response323 def self.from_hash(hash)324 new ResponseStatus.from_hash(hash.fetch('status', {})),325 hash['headers'],326 body_from(hash['body']),327 hash['http_version']328 end329 # Updates the Content-Length response header so that it is...

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1response = Header.get('/')2response = Header.get('/')3response = Header.get('/')4response = Header.get('/')5response = Header.get('/')6response = Header.get('/')7response = Header.get('/')8response = Header.get('/')

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1 { :message => "This is the serializable body" }2 { :message => "This is the serializable body" }3 { :message => "This is the serializable body" }4 { :message => "This is the serializable body" }5 { :message => "This is the serializable body" }6 { :message => "This is the serializable body" }7 { :message => "This is

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1File.open("header.txt", "w") do |file|2 file.write(serialized)3h = Header.load_header("header.txt")

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1File.open("header.txt", "w") do |file|2 file.write(serialized)3h = Header.load_header("header.txt")

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