How to use normalize_headers method of Util Package

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util_test.rb

Source: util_test.rb Github

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...235 assert_equal "message=foo ", @out.string236 end237 end238 end239 context ".normalize_headers" do240 should "normalize the format of a header key" do241 assert_equal({ "Request-Id" => nil },242 Util.normalize_headers("Request-Id" => nil))243 assert_equal({ "Request-Id" => nil },244 Util.normalize_headers("request-id" => nil))245 assert_equal({ "Request-Id" => nil },246 Util.normalize_headers("Request-ID" => nil))247 assert_equal({ "Request-Id" => nil },248 Util.normalize_headers(request_id: nil))249 end250 should "tolerate bad formatting" do251 assert_equal({ "Request-Id" => nil },252 Util.normalize_headers("-Request--Id-" => nil))253 assert_equal({ "Request-Id" => nil },254 Util.normalize_headers(request__id: nil))255 end256 end257 #258 # private259 #260 # I don't feel particularly good about using #send to invoke these, but I261 # want them hidden from the public interface, and each method is far easier262 # to test in isolation (as opposed to going through a public method).263 #264 context ".colorize" do265 should "colorize for a TTY" do266 assert_equal "\033[0;32;49mfoo\033[0m",267 Util.send(:colorize, "foo", :green, true)268 end...

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justifi_operations.rb

Source: justifi_operations.rb Github

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...5 class << self6 def execute_post_request(path, params, headers)7 params = Util.normalize_params(params)8 headers[:authorization] = "Bearer #{Justifi::OAuth.get_token}"9 headers = Util.normalize_headers(headers)10 super(path, params, headers)11 end12 def execute_get_request(path, params, headers)13 query = Util.encode_parameters(params)14 headers[:authorization] = "Bearer #{Justifi::OAuth.get_token}"15 headers = Util.normalize_headers(headers)16 super(path, query, headers)17 end18 def execute_patch_request(path, params, headers)19 params = Util.normalize_params(params)20 headers[:authorization] = "Bearer #{Justifi::OAuth.get_token}"21 headers = Util.normalize_headers(headers)22 super(path, params, headers)23 end24 def list(path, params = {}, headers = {})25 Justifi::ListObject.list(path, params, headers)26 end27 end28 end29end...

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normalize_headers

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1Util.normalize_headers('header1: value1')2Util.normalize_headers('header1: value1', 'header2: value2')3Util.normalize_headers('header1: value1', 'header2: value2', 'header3: value3')4 def self.normalize_headers(*headers)

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normalize_headers

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1normalize_headers({2 "HTTP_USER_AGENT" => "Mozilla/​5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_10_1) AppleWebKit/​537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/​39.0.2171.95 Safari/​537.36",3 "HTTP_ACCEPT" => "text/​html,application/​xhtml+xml,application/​xml;q=0.9,image/​webp,*/​*;q=0.8",4 "HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE" => "en-US,en;q=0.8",5})6{7 "User-Agent" => "Mozilla/​5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_10_1) AppleWebKit/​537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/​39.0.2171.95 Safari/​537.36",8 "Accept" => "text/​html,application/​xhtml+xml,application/​xml;q=0.9,image/​webp,*/​*;q=0.8",9 "Accept-Language" => "en-US,en;q=0.8",10}11 def normalize_headers(headers)12 headers.each_with_object({}) do |(key, value), result|13 result[key.sub(/​\AHTTP_/​, '').split('_').map(&:capitalize).join('-')] = value

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normalize_headers

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1puts Util.normalize_headers("Content-Type" => "application/​json")2 def normalize_headers(headers)3puts Test.new.normalize_headers("Content-Type" => "application/​json")

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normalize_headers

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1 def initialize(service, action)2 @options = { query: {site: service} }3 def get_questions(tagged)4so_questions = Util.new('stackoverflow', 'featured')5response = so_questions.get_questions('ruby')6 def initialize(service, action)7 @options = { query: {site: service} }8 def get_questions(tagged)9so_questions = Util.new('stackoverflow', 'featured')10response = so_questions.get_questions('ruby')11 def initialize(service, action)12 @options = { query: {site: service} }13 def get_questions(tagged)

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normalize_headers

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1def normalize_headers(headers)2 Util.normalize_headers(headers)3headers = {4}5pp normalize_headers(headers)6def normalize_headers(headers)7 Util.normalize_headers(headers)8headers = {9}10pp normalize_headers(headers)11 def self.normalize_headers(headers)12 headers.map { |k, v| [k.to_s.downcase, v] }.to_h13def normalize_headers(headers)14 Util.normalize_headers(headers)15headers = {16}17pp normalize_headers(headers)18 def normalize_headers(headers)19 Util.normalize_headers(headers)20headers = {21}22pp HTTP.new.normalize_headers(headers)23 def normalize_headers(headers)24 Util.normalize_headers(headers)25headers = {26}27pp MyHTTP.new.normalize_headers(headers)28 def normalize_headers(headers)29 Util.normalize_headers(headers)30 def normalize_headers(headers)31headers = {

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normalize_headers

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1Util.normalize_headers('HTTP_X_FOO_BAR')2 def self.normalize_headers(header)3 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')4 def self.normalize_headers(header)5 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')6Util.normalize_headers('HTTP_X_FOO_BAR')7 def self.normalize_headers(header)8 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')9 def self.normalize_headers(header)10 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')11Util.normalize_headers('HTTP_X_FOO_BAR')12 def self.normalize_headers(header)13 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')14 def self.normalize_headers(header)15 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')16Util.normalize_headers('HTTP_X_FOO_BAR')17 def self.normalize_headers(header)18 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')19 def self.normalize_headers(header)20 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')21Util.normalize_headers('HTTP_X_FOO_BAR')22 def self.normalize_headers(header)23 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')24 def self.normalize_headers(header)25 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')26Util.normalize_headers('HTTP_X_FOO_BAR')27 def self.normalize_headers(header)28 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')29 def self.normalize_headers(header)30 header.downcase.gsub('_', '-')

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normalize_headers

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1 def self.normalize_headers(hash)2 hash.inject({}) do |h, (k,v)|3 h[k.to_s.split(/​-/​).map {|w| w.capitalize }.join('-')] = v4headers = {:content_type => 'application/​json', :accept => 'application/​json'}5request = RestClient::Request.new(:method => :get, :url => url, :headers => headers)

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