How to use should method of KnockOutput Package

Best Bacon_ruby code snippet using KnockOutput.should

bacon.rb

Source:bacon.rb

...123      names.each { |name| instance_eval(&Shared[name]) }124    end125    def it(description, &block)126      return  unless description =~ RestrictName127      block ||= lambda { should.flunk "not implemented" }128      Counter[:specifications] += 1129      run_requirement description, block130    end131    132    def should(*args, &block)133      if Counter[:depth]==0134        it('should '+args.first,&block)135      else136        super(*args,&block)137      end138    end139    def run_requirement(description, spec)140      Bacon.handle_requirement description do141        begin142          Counter[:depth] += 1143          rescued = false144          begin145            @before.each { |block| instance_eval(&block) }146            prev_req = Counter[:requirements]147            instance_eval(&spec)148          rescue Object => e149            rescued = true150            raise e151          ensure152            if Counter[:requirements] == prev_req and not rescued153              raise Error.new(:missing,154                              "empty specification: #{@name} #{description}")155            end156            begin157              @after.each { |block| instance_eval(&block) }158            rescue Object => e159              raise e  unless rescued160            end161          end162        rescue => e163          ErrorLog << "#{e.class}: #{e.message}\n"164          if e.backtrace165            e.backtrace.find_all do |line| 166              line !~ /bin\/bacon|\/bacon\.rb:\d+/ 167            end.each_with_index do |line, i|168              ErrorLog << "\t#{line}#{i==0 ? ": #@name - #{description}" : ""}\n"169            end170          end171          ErrorLog << "\n"172          if e.kind_of? Error173            Counter[e.count_as] += 1174            e.count_as.to_s.upcase175          else176            Counter[:errors] += 1177            "ERROR: #{e.class}"178          end179        else180          ""181        ensure182          Counter[:depth] -= 1183        end184      end185    end186    def describe(*args, &block)187      context = Bacon::Context.new(args.join(' '), &block)188      @before.each { |b| context.before(&b) }189      @after.each { |b| context.after(&b) }190      context.run191    end192    def raise?(*args, &block); block.raise?(*args); end193    def throw?(*args, &block); block.throw?(*args); end194    def change?(*args, &block); block.change?(*args); end195  end196end197class Object198  def true?; false; end199  def false?; false; end200end201class TrueClass202  def true?; true; end203end204class FalseClass205  def false?; true; end206end207class Proc208  def raise?(*exceptions)209    exceptions = [RuntimeError]  if exceptions.empty?210    call211  # Only to work in 1.9.0, rescue with splat doesn't work there right now212  rescue Object => e213    case e214    when *exceptions215      e216    else217      raise e218    end219  else220    false221  end222  def throw?(sym)223    catch(sym) {224      call225      return false226    }227    return true228  end229  def change?230    pre_result = yield231    called = call232    post_result = yield233    pre_result != post_result234  end235end236class Numeric237  def close?(to, delta)238    (to.to_f - self).abs <= delta.to_f  rescue false239  end240end241class Object242  def should(*args, &block)    Should.new(self).be(*args, &block)             end243end244module Kernel245  private246  def describe(*args, &block) Bacon::Context.new(args.join(' '), &block).run  end247  def shared(name, &block)    Bacon::Shared[name] = block                     end248end249class Should250  # Kills ==, ===, =~, eql?, equal?, frozen?, instance_of?, is_a?,251  # kind_of?, nil?, respond_to?, tainted?252  instance_methods.each { |name| undef_method name  if name =~ /\?|^\W+$/ }253  def initialize(object)254    @object = object255    @negated = false256  end...

should

Using AI Code Generation

1  def knock(port_number)2    @knock_output.should(port_number)3  def knock(port_number)4    @knock_output.should(port_number)5  def knock(port_number)6    @knock_output.should(port_number)7  def knock(port_number)8    @knock_output.should(port_number)9  def knock(port_number)10    @knock_output.should(port_number)11  def knock(port_number)12    @knock_output.should(port_number)

should

Using AI Code Generation

1ko.should('output.txt', 'Hello World!')2ko.should('Hello World!')3  def should(file_name = nil, output = nil)4      file = File.open(file_name, 'w')5ko.should('output.txt', 'Hello World!')6ko.should('Hello World!')7  def should(file_name = nil, output = nil)

should

Using AI Code Generation

1    KnockOutput.new.should match_output_of('ls -l')2  def match_output_of(cmd)3  def matches?(cmd)4    KnockOutput.new.should match_output_of('ls -l')

should

Using AI Code Generation

1ko.should('output.txt', 'Hello World!')2ko.should('Hello World!')3  def should(file_name = nil, output = nil)4      file = File.open(file_name, 'w')5ko.should('output.txt', 'Hello World!')6ko.should('Hello World!')7  def should(file_name = nil, output = nil)

should

Using AI Code Generation

1    KnockOutput.new.should match_output_of('ls -l')2  def match_output_of(cmd)3  def matches?(cmd)4    KnockOutput.new.should match_output_of('ls -l')

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