How to use matching_body_hashes method of RSpecMatcherDetector Package

Best Webmock_ruby code snippet using RSpecMatcherDetector.matching_body_hashes

request_pattern.rb

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...209 def matches?(body, content_type = "")210 assert_non_multipart_body(content_type)211 if (@pattern).is_a?(Hash)212 return true if @pattern.empty?213 matching_body_hashes?(body_as_hash(body, content_type), @pattern, content_type)214 elsif (@pattern).is_a?(WebMock::Matchers::HashIncludingMatcher)215 @pattern == body_as_hash(body, content_type)216 else217 empty_string?(@pattern) && empty_string?(body) ||218 @pattern == body ||219 @pattern === body220 end221 end222 def to_s223 @pattern.inspect224 end225 private226 def body_as_hash(body, content_type)227 case BODY_FORMATS[content_type]228 when :json then229 WebMock::Util::JSON.parse(body)230 when :xml then231 Crack::XML.parse(body)232 else233 WebMock::Util::QueryMapper.query_to_values(body, notation: Config.instance.query_values_notation)234 end235 end236 def assert_non_multipart_body(content_type)237 if content_type =~ %r{^multipart/form-data}238 raise ArgumentError.new("WebMock does not support matching body for multipart/form-data requests yet :(")239 end240 end241 # Compare two hashes for equality242 #243 # For two hashes to match they must have the same length and all244 # values must match when compared using `#===`.245 #246 # The following hashes are examples of matches:247 #248 # {a: /\d+/} and {a: '123'}249 #250 # {a: '123'} and {a: '123'}251 #252 # {a: {b: /\d+/}} and {a: {b: '123'}}253 #254 # {a: {b: 'wow'}} and {a: {b: 'wow'}}255 #256 # @param [Hash] query_parameters typically the result of parsing257 # JSON, XML or URL encoded parameters.258 #259 # @param [Hash] pattern which contains keys with a string, hash or260 # regular expression value to use for comparison.261 #262 # @return [Boolean] true if the paramaters match the comparison263 # hash, false if not.264 def matching_body_hashes?(query_parameters, pattern, content_type)265 return false unless query_parameters.is_a?(Hash)266 return false unless query_parameters.keys.sort == pattern.keys.sort267 query_parameters.each do |key, actual|268 expected = pattern[key]269 if actual.is_a?(Hash) && expected.is_a?(Hash)270 return false unless matching_body_hashes?(actual, expected, content_type)271 else272 expected = WebMock::Util::ValuesStringifier.stringify_values(expected) if url_encoded_body?(content_type)273 return false unless expected === actual274 end275 end276 true277 end278 def empty_string?(string)279 string.nil? || string == ""280 end281 def normalize_hash(hash)282 Hash[WebMock::Util::HashKeysStringifier.stringify_keys!(hash, deep: true).sort]283 end284 def url_encoded_body?(content_type)...

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1 def initialize(file_path)2 buffer = Parser::Source::Buffer.new(@file_path)3 ast = Parser::CurrentRuby.parse(buffer)4 ast.each_node(:block).select do |node|5detector = RSpecMatcherDetector.new('spec/1_spec.rb')6 puts Unparser.unparse(body_hash)7 def initialize(file_path)8 buffer = Parser::Source::Buffer.new(@file_path)9 ast = Parser::CurrentRuby.parse(buffer)10 ast.each_node(:block).select do |node|11 {12 }

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1RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('1.rb'))2RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('2.rb'))3RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('3.rb'))4RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('4.rb'))5RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('5.rb'))6RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('6.rb'))7RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('7.rb'))8RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('8.rb'))9RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('9.rb'))10RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('10.rb'))11RSpecMatcherDetector.new.matching_body_hashes(File.read('11.rb'))

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1 def initialize(file_path)2 buffer = Parser::Source::Buffer.new(@file_path)3 ast = Parser::CurrentRuby.parse(buffer)4 ast.each_node(:block).select do |node|5detector = RSpecMatcherDetector.new('spec/1_spec.rb')6 puts Unparser.unparse(body_hash)7 def initialize(file_path)8 buffer = Parser::Source::Buffer.new(@file_path)9 ast = Parser::CurrentRuby.parse(buffer)10 ast.each_node(:block).select do |node|11 {12 }

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1 body_hashes = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = [] }2 body_hashes = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = [] }3 body_hashes = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = [] }4 body_hashes = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = [] }5 body_hashes = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = [] }

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1expected = { "a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 3 }2actual = { "a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 4 }3puts expected.deep_diff(actual)4expected = { "a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 3 }5actual ={"a"=> 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 4 }6putsxpected.deep_diff(actual, :oly_iffs => true)7expectep = { "a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 3 }8actual = { "a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 4 }9puts expected.deep_diff(actual, :only_diffs => true, :only_first_diff => true)10expected = { "a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 3 }11actual = { "a" => 1, "b" => 2, "c" => 4 }12puts expected.deep_diff(actual, :only_diffs => true, :only_first_diff => true, :ignore_keys => ['c'])13expected = { "a" => 1, "b" => 2arser = Ripper.new(matcher_body)14 def on_method_add_arg(*args)15 def on_method_add_block(*args)16 def on_method_add_block(*args)17 def on_string_literal(*args)18 def on_string_content(*args)19 def on_string_embexpr(*args)20 def on_string_dvar(*args)21 def on_string_concat(*args)22 def on_string_embexpr_beg(*args)23 def on_string_embexpr_end(*args)24 def on_var_ref(*args)

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