Best Vcr_ruby code snippet using Middleware.turned_on
vcr.rb
Source:vcr.rb
...119 # are done. It is generally recommended that you use {#use_cassette}120 # unless your code-under-test cannot be run as a block.121 #122 def insert_cassette(name, options = {})123 if turned_on?124 if cassettes.any? { |c| c.name == name }125 raise ArgumentError.new("There is already a cassette with the same name (#{name}). You cannot nest multiple cassettes with the same name.")126 end127 cassette = Cassette.new(name, options)128 context_cassettes.push(cassette)129 cassette130 elsif !ignore_cassettes?131 message = "VCR is turned off. You must turn it on before you can insert a cassette. " +132 "Or you can use the `:ignore_cassettes => true` option to completely ignore cassette insertions."133 raise TurnedOffError.new(message)134 end135 end136 # Ejects the current cassette. The cassette will no longer be used.137 # In addition, any newly recorded HTTP interactions will be written to138 # disk.139 #140 # @param options [Hash] Eject options.141 # @option options :skip_no_unused_interactions_assertion [Boolean]142 # If `true` is given, this will skip the "no unused HTTP interactions"143 # assertion enabled by the `:allow_unused_http_interactions => false`144 # cassette option. This is intended for use when your test has had145 # an error, but your test framework has already handled it.146 # @return [VCR::Cassette, nil] the ejected cassette if there was one147 def eject_cassette(options = {})148 cassette = cassettes.last149 cassette.eject(options) if cassette150 cassette151 ensure152 context_cassettes.delete(cassette)153 end154 # Inserts a cassette using the given name and options, runs the given155 # block, and ejects the cassette.156 #157 # @example158 # VCR.use_cassette('twitter', :record => :new_episodes) do159 # # make an HTTP request160 # end161 #162 # @param (see #insert_cassette)163 # @option (see #insert_cassette)164 # @yield Block to run while this cassette is in use.165 # @yieldparam cassette [(optional) VCR::Cassette] the cassette that has166 # been inserted.167 # @raise (see #insert_cassette)168 # @return [void]169 # @see #insert_cassette170 # @see #eject_cassette171 def use_cassette(name, options = {}, &block)172 unless block173 raise ArgumentError, "`VCR.use_cassette` requires a block. " +174 "If you cannot wrap your code in a block, use " +175 "`VCR.insert_cassette` / `VCR.eject_cassette` instead."176 end177 cassette = insert_cassette(name, options)178 begin179 call_block(block, cassette)180 rescue StandardError181 cassette.run_failed!182 raise183 ensure184 eject_cassette185 end186 end187 # Inserts multiple cassettes the given names188 #189 # @example190 # cassettes = [191 # { name: 'github' },192 # { name: 'apple', options: { erb: true } }193 # ]194 # VCR.use_cassettes(cassettes) do195 # # make multiple HTTP requests196 # end197 def use_cassettes(cassettes, &block)198 cassette = cassettes.pop199 use_cassette(cassette[:name], cassette[:options] || {}) do200 if cassettes.empty?201 block.call202 else203 use_cassettes(cassettes, &block)204 end205 end206 end207 # Used to configure VCR.208 #209 # @example210 # VCR.configure do |c|211 # c.some_config_option = true212 # end213 #214 # @yield the configuration block215 # @yieldparam config [VCR::Configuration] the configuration object216 # @return [void]217 def configure218 yield configuration219 end220 # @return [VCR::Configuration] the VCR configuration.221 def configuration222 @configuration223 end224 # Sets up `Before` and `After` cucumber hooks in order to225 # use VCR with particular cucumber tags.226 #227 # @example228 # VCR.cucumber_tags do |t|229 # t.tags "tag1", "tag2"230 # t.tag "@some_other_tag", :record => :new_episodes231 # end232 #233 # @yield the cucumber tags configuration block234 # @yieldparam t [VCR::CucumberTags] Cucumber tags config object235 # @return [void]236 # @see VCR::CucumberTags#tags237 def cucumber_tags(&block)238 main_object = eval('self', block.binding)239 yield VCR::CucumberTags.new(main_object)240 end241 # Turns VCR off for the duration of a block.242 #243 # @param (see #turn_off!)244 # @return [void]245 # @raise (see #turn_off!)246 # @see #turn_off!247 # @see #turn_on!248 # @see #turned_on?249 # @see #turned_on250 def turned_off(options = {})251 turn_off!(options)252 begin253 yield254 ensure255 turn_on!256 end257 end258 # Turns VCR off, so that it no longer handles every HTTP request.259 #260 # @param options [Hash] hash of options261 # @option options :ignore_cassettes [Boolean] controls what happens when a cassette is262 # inserted while VCR is turned off. If `true` is passed, the cassette insertion263 # will be ignored; otherwise a {VCR::Errors::TurnedOffError} will be raised.264 #265 # @return [void]266 # @raise [VCR::Errors::CassetteInUseError] if there is currently a cassette in use267 # @raise [ArgumentError] if you pass an invalid option268 def turn_off!(options = {})269 if VCR.current_cassette270 raise CassetteInUseError, "A VCR cassette is currently in use (#{VCR.current_cassette.name}). " +271 "You must eject it before you can turn VCR off."272 end273 set_context_value(:ignore_cassettes, options.fetch(:ignore_cassettes, false))274 invalid_options = options.keys - [:ignore_cassettes]275 if invalid_options.any?276 raise ArgumentError.new("You passed some invalid options: #{invalid_options.inspect}")277 end278 set_context_value(:turned_off, true)279 end280 # Turns on VCR, for the duration of a block.281 # @param (see #turn_off!)282 # @return [void]283 # @see #turn_off!284 # @see #turned_off285 # @see #turned_on?286 def turned_on(options = {})287 turn_on!288 begin289 yield290 ensure291 turn_off!(options)292 end293 end294 # Turns on VCR, if it has previously been turned off.295 # @return [void]296 # @see #turn_off!297 # @see #turned_off298 # @see #turned_on?299 # @see #turned_on300 def turn_on!301 set_context_value(:turned_off, false)302 end303 # @return whether or not VCR is turned on304 # @note Normally VCR is _always_ turned on; it will only be off if you have305 # explicitly turned it off.306 # @see #turn_on!307 # @see #turn_off!308 # @see #turned_off309 def turned_on?310 linked_context = current_context[:linked_context]311 return !linked_context[:turned_off] if linked_context312 !context_value(:turned_off)313 end314 # @private315 def http_interactions316 return current_cassette.http_interactions if current_cassette317 VCR::Cassette::HTTPInteractionList::NullList318 end319 # @private320 def real_http_connections_allowed?321 return current_cassette.recording? if current_cassette322 !!(configuration.allow_http_connections_when_no_cassette? || !turned_on?)323 end324 # @return [RequestMatcherRegistry] the request matcher registry325 def request_matchers326 @request_matchers327 end328 # @return [Enumerable] list of all cassettes currently being used329 def cassettes(context = current_context)330 linked_context = context[:linked_context]331 linked_cassettes = cassettes(linked_context) if linked_context332 LinkedCassette.list(context[:cassettes], Array(linked_cassettes))333 end334 # @private335 def request_ignorer336 @request_ignorer...
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