How to use build_curb_response method of Curl Package

Best Webmock_ruby code snippet using Curl.build_curb_response

curb_adapter.rb

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...48 def curb_or_webmock49 request_signature = build_request_signature50 WebMock::RequestRegistry.instance.requested_signatures.put(request_signature)51 if webmock_response = WebMock::StubRegistry.instance.response_for_request(request_signature)52 build_curb_response(webmock_response)53 WebMock::CallbackRegistry.invoke_callbacks(54 {:lib => :curb}, request_signature, webmock_response)55 invoke_curb_callbacks56 true57 elsif WebMock.net_connect_allowed?(request_signature.uri)58 res = yield59 if WebMock::CallbackRegistry.any_callbacks?60 webmock_response = build_webmock_response61 WebMock::CallbackRegistry.invoke_callbacks(62 {:lib => :curb, :real_request => true}, request_signature,63 webmock_response)64 end65 res66 else67 raise WebMock::NetConnectNotAllowedError.new(request_signature)68 end69 end70 def build_request_signature71 method = @webmock_method.to_s.downcase.to_sym72 uri = WebMock::Util::URI.heuristic_parse(self.url)73 uri.path = uri.normalized_path.gsub("[^:]/​/​","/​")74 uri.user = self.username75 uri.password = self.password76 request_body = case method77 when :post78 self.post_body || @post_body79 when :put80 @put_data81 else82 nil83 end84 request_signature = WebMock::RequestSignature.new(85 method,86 uri.to_s,87 :body => request_body,88 :headers => self.headers89 )90 request_signature91 end92 def build_curb_response(webmock_response)93 raise Curl::Err::TimeoutError if webmock_response.should_timeout94 webmock_response.raise_error_if_any95 @body_str = webmock_response.body96 @response_code = webmock_response.status[0]97 @header_str = "HTTP/​1.1 #{webmock_response.status[0]} #{webmock_response.status[1]}\r\n"98 if webmock_response.headers99 @header_str << webmock_response.headers.map do |k,v|100 "#{k}: #{v.is_a?(Array) ? v.join(", ") : v}"101 end.join("\r\n")102 location = webmock_response.headers['Location']103 if self.follow_location? && location104 @last_effective_url = location105 webmock_follow_location(location)106 end...

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build_curb_response

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1 def build_curb_response(curl)2 response = {}3 def build_curb_response(curl)4 response = {}5 def build_curb_response(curl)6 response = {}7 def build_curb_response(curl)8 response = {}

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1Curl.get("http:/​/​localhost:3000") do |curl|2curl = Curl::Easy.new("http:/​/​localhost:3000")3curl = Curl::Easy.new("http:/​/​localhost:3000")

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1Curl::Easy.http_get('http:/​/​www.google.com') do |curl|2Curl::Easy.http_get('http:/​/​www.google.com') do |curl|3Curl::Easy.http_get('http:/​/​www.google.com') do |curl|4Curl::Easy.http_get('http:/​/​www.google.com') do |curl|5Curl::Easy.http_get('http:/​/​www.google.com') do |curl|

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1 def build_curb_response(response, body)2c.get("http:/​/​www.google.com") { |response| c.build_curb_response(response, response.body_str) }3 def build_curb_response(response, body)4c.get("http:/​/​www.google.com") { |response| c.build_curb_response(response, response.body_str) }5def build_curb_response(response, body)6 def self.build_curb_response(response, body)7c.get("http:/​/​www.google.com") { |response| Curl.build_curb_response(response, response.body_str) }

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1response = Curl.build_curb_response(method, url, body, headers)2response = Curl.build_faraday_response(method, url, body, headers)3response = Curl.build_net_http_response(method, url, body, headers)4response = Curl.build_request(method, url, body, headers)5response = Curl.build_curb_response(method, url, body, headers)6response = Curl.build_faraday_response(method, url, body, headers)7response = Curl.build_net_http_response(method, url, body, headers)8response = Curl.build_request(method, url, body, headers)9response = Curl.build_curb_response(method, url, body, headers)10response = Curl.build_faraday_response(method, url, body, headers)11response = Curl.build_net_http_response(method, url, body, headers)

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1 def build_curb_response(url, http_method, headers, data)2 response = Curl::Easy.new(url)3 response.http(http_method)4 def build_curb_response(url, http_method, headers, data)5 response = Curl::Easy.new(url)6 response.http(http_method)7 def build_curb_response(url, http_method, headers, data)8 response = Curl::Easy.new(url)9 response.http(http_method)10 def build_curb_response(url, http_method, headers, data)11 response = Curl::Easy.new(url)12 response.http(http_method)13 def build_curb_response(url, http_method, headers, data)14 response = Curl::Easy.new(url)15 response.http(http_method)

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1Curl.get("http:/​/​localhost:3000") do |curl|2curl = Curl::Easy.new("http:/​/​localhost:3000")3curl = Curl::Easy.new("http:/​/​localhost:3000")

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1Curl::Easy.http_get('http:/​/​www.google.com') do |curl|2Curl::Easy.http_get('http:/​/​www.google.com') do |curl|3Curl::Easy.http_get('http:/​/​www.google.com') do |curl|4Curl::Easy.http_get('http:/​/​www.google.com') do |curl|5Curl::Easy.http_get('http:/​/​www.google.com') do |curl|

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1 def build_curb_response(url, http_method, headers, data)2 response = Curl::Easy.new(url)3 response.http(http_method)4 def build_curb_response(url, http_method, headers, data)5 response = Curl::Easy.new(url)6 response.http(http_method)7 def build_curb_response(url, http_method, headers, data)8 response = Curl::Easy.new(url)9 response.http(http_method)10 def build_curb_response(url, http_method, headers, data)11 response = Curl::Easy.new(url)12 response.http(http_method)13 def build_curb_response(url, http_method, headers, data)14 response = Curl::Easy.new(url)15 response.http(http_method)

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