How to use to_s method of Inspec.Backend.Base Package

Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.Backend.Base.to_s

backend.rb

Source:backend.rb

...14      def version15        Inspec::VERSION16      end17      # Ruby internal for printing a nice name for this class18      def to_s19        'Inspec::Backend::Class'20      end21      # Ruby internal for pretty-printing a summary for this class22      def inspect23        "Inspec::Backend::Class @transport=#{backend.class}"24      end25    end26    # Create the transport backend with aggregated resources.27    #28    # @param [Hash] config for the transport backend29    # @return [TransportBackend] enriched transport instance30    def self.create(config)31      conf = Train.target_config(config)32      name = Train.validate_backend(conf)33      transport = Train.create(name, conf)34      if transport.nil?35        raise "Can't find transport backend '#{name}'."36      end37      connection = transport.connection38      if connection.nil?39        raise "Can't connect to transport backend '#{name}'."40      end41      cls = Class.new do42        include Base43        define_method :backend do44          connection45        end46        Inspec::Resource.registry.each do |id, r|47          define_method id.to_sym do |*args|48            r.new(self, id.to_s, *args)49          end50        end51      end52      cls.new53    rescue Train::ClientError => e54      raise "Client error, can't connect to '#{name}' backend: #{e.message}"55    rescue Train::TransportError => e56      raise "Transport error, can't connect to '#{name}' backend: #{e.message}"57    end58  end59end...

to_s

Using AI Code Generation

1  class CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)2    def my_plugin(*args)3  class CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)4    def my_plugin(*args)5  class CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)6    def my_plugin(*args)

to_s

Using AI Code Generation

1describe file('/etc/passwd') do2  its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }3describe directory('/etc') do4  its('content') { should match(/passwd/) }5describe command('ls -l /etc') do6  its('content') { should match(/passwd/) }7describe package('httpd') do8  its('content') { should match(/httpd/) }9describe service('httpd') do10  its('content') { should match(/httpd/) }11describe port(80) do12  its('content') { should match(/80/) }13describe user('root') do14  its('content') { should match(/root/) }15describe group('root') do

to_s

Using AI Code Generation

1class MyResource < Inspec.resource(1)2      it { should exist }3backend = Inspec::Backend.create(Inspec::Config.mock)4resource = Inspec::Resource.create_resource(backend, MyResource)5class MyResource < Inspec.resource(1)6      it { should exist }7backend = Inspec::Backend.create(Inspec::Config.mock)8resource = Inspec::Resource.create_resource(backend, MyResource)9class MyResource < Inspec.resource(1)10      it { should exist }11backend = Inspec::Backend.create(Inspec::Config.mock)12resource = Inspec::Resource.create_resource(backend,

to_s

Using AI Code Generation

1      expect(Inspec::Backend::Base.new.to_s).to be_kind_of(String)2      expect(Inspec::Backend.new.to_s).to be_kind_of(String)3      expect(Inspec::Backend::Local.new.to_s).to be_kind_of(String)4      expect(Inspec::Backend::Command.new.to_s).to be_kind_of(String)5      expect(Inspec::Backend::MockCLI.new.to_s).to be_kind_of(String)

to_s

Using AI Code Generation

1describe file('/etc/passwd') do2  its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }3describe directory('/etc') do4  its('content') { should match(/passwd/) }5describe command('ls -l /etc') do6  its('content') { should match(/passwd/) }7describe package('httpd') do8  its('content') { should match(/httpd/) }9describe service('httpd') do10  its('content') { should match(/httpd/) }11describe port(80) do12  its('content') { should match(/80/) }13describe user('root') do14  its('content') { should match(/root/) }15describe group('root') do

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