How to use value method of DatabaseHelper Package

Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using DatabaseHelper.value

client_spec.rb

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...6 password: DatabaseHelper::PASS,7 )8 end9 let(:table_name) { :ecco_test_table }10 let(:column_value) { "a value" }11 let(:mysql_row) { { column1: column_value } }12 before(:all) do13 set_java_root_logger_level(Level::WARNING)14 end15 before do16 DatabaseHelper.create_table(table_name, columns: 1)17 end18 after do19 DatabaseHelper.drop_table(table_name)20 end21 describe "#set_binlog_filename, #set_binlog_position" do22 context "when position and filename is set" do23 let(:old_save_events) do24 another_client = described_class.new(25 username: DatabaseHelper::USER,26 password: DatabaseHelper::PASS,27 )28 TestHelper.wait_for_save_position_events(another_client) do29 DatabaseHelper.insert(table_name, mysql_row)30 end31 end32 let(:old_save_event) { old_save_events.first }33 let(:new_save_event) do34 TestHelper.wait_for_save_position_events(subject).first35 end36 before do37 subject.set_binlog_position(old_save_event.fetch(:position))38 subject.set_binlog_filename(old_save_event.fetch(:filename))39 DatabaseHelper.flush_logs40 DatabaseHelper.insert(table_name, mysql_row)41 end42 it "should start at that position" do43 expect(new_save_event).to eq(old_save_event)44 end45 end46 end47 describe "#on_row_event, #on_save_position" do48 context "when a row is inserted" do49 # Take into account the initial save event and the `BEGIN` query event50 let(:events_to_wait_for) { 4 }51 let(:actual_event_order) do52 event_order = []53 subject.on_row_event { |_| event_order << :on_row_event }54 subject.on_save_position { |_, _, _| event_order << :on_save_position }55 subject.start_in_thread56 DatabaseHelper.insert(table_name, mysql_row)57 TestHelper.with_timeout do58 sleep 0.1 while event_order.count < events_to_wait_for59 end60 subject.stop61 event_order.last(2)62 end63 let(:expected_event_order) { [ :on_row_event, :on_save_position ] }64 it "should receive the save event after the row event" do65 expect(actual_event_order).to eq(expected_event_order)66 end67 end68 end69 describe "#on_row_event" do70 context "when a row is inserted" do71 let(:row_events) do72 TestHelper.wait_for_row_events(subject) do73 DatabaseHelper.insert(table_name, mysql_row)74 end75 end76 let(:row_event) { row_events.first }77 it "should receive a row event with correct type" do78 expect(row_event.type).to eq("WRITE_ROWS")79 end80 it "should receive a row event with the inserted row" do81 value_from_event = row_event.rows.first[1]82 expect(value_from_event).to eq(column_value)83 end84 end85 context "when a row is updated" do86 let(:update_value) { "another value" }87 let(:update_columns) { { column1: update_value } }88 let(:row_events) do89 id = DatabaseHelper.insert(table_name, mysql_row)90 TestHelper.wait_for_row_events(subject) do91 DatabaseHelper.update(table_name, id: id, columns: update_columns )92 end93 end94 let(:row_event) { row_events.first }95 it "should receive a row event with correct type" do96 expect(row_event.type).to eq("UPDATE_ROWS")97 end98 it "should receive a row event with the old and updated row" do99 value_before_update = row_event.rows.first.key[1]100 value_after_update = row_event.rows.first.value[1]101 expect(value_before_update).to eq(column_value)102 expect(value_after_update).to eq(update_value)103 end104 end105 context "when a row is deleted" do106 let(:row_events) do107 id = DatabaseHelper.insert(table_name, mysql_row)108 TestHelper.wait_for_row_events(subject) do109 DatabaseHelper.delete(table_name, id: id)110 end111 end112 let(:row_event) { row_events.first }113 it "should receive a row event with correct type" do114 expect(row_event.type).to eq("DELETE_ROWS")115 end116 it "should receive a row event with the deleted row" do117 value_from_event = row_event.rows.first[1]118 expect(value_from_event).to eq(column_value)119 end120 end121 context "when there are multiple tables" do122 before do123 DatabaseHelper.create_table(another_table, columns: 2)124 end125 let(:another_table) { :another_table_name }126 let(:row_events) do127 TestHelper.wait_for_row_events(subject, count: 2) do128 DatabaseHelper.insert(table_name, mysql_row)129 DatabaseHelper.insert(another_table, mysql_row)130 end131 end132 it "should receive events for all tables" do...

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database_spec.rb

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...61 DatabaseHelper.empty("comments")62 end 63end 64RSpec.describe(Database, '#updateRow') do65 it "writes a new value to a cell in the table" do66 # Setup67 fakeRow = "('live@sokol.com', 'Sokol Auditorium', 'secret12*', 'false')"68 columns = "(username, fullname, password, admin)"69 DatabaseHelper.writeToTable("users", fakeRow, columns)70 # Excercise71 $database.updateRow("users", "admin", "true", "username = 'live@sokol.com'")72 adminStatus = $sql.exec("SELECT admin FROM users WHERE username = 'live@sokol.com'").to_a[0]['admin']73 # Verify74 expect(adminStatus).to eq('true')75 # Teardown76 DatabaseHelper.empty("users")77 end78 it "only affects tables the filter selects" do 79 # Setup...

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database_helpers_test.rb

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1# encoding: utf-82require 'helper'3describe DatabaseHelper do4 describe DatabaseHelper::SQLColumn do5 def column(row = { 'test' => 'value' })6 DatabaseHelper::SQLColumn.new(row, 'test')7 end8 it 'has a valid column value' do9 column.value.must_equal 'value'10 end11 it 'returns empty when nil' do12 column(nil).value.must_equal ''13 end14 end15end...

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1 def initialize(name, email)2db = DatabaseHelper.new('users.db')3db.create_table('users', ['name', 'email'])4db.insert('users', User.new('John Doe', '

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1 def initialize(name, email)2db = DatabaseHelper.new('users.db')3db.create_table('users', ['name', 'email'])4db.insert('users', User.new('John Doe', '

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