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How to use bold method of Inspec Package

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cli_command.rb

Source:cli_command.rb

...16        plugin_statuses = Inspec::Plugin::V2::Registry.instance.plugin_statuses17        plugin_statuses.reject! { |s| [:core, :bundle].include?(s.installation_type) } unless options[:all]18        # TODO: ui object support19        puts20        puts(bold { format(' %-30s%-10s%-8s%-6s', 'Plugin Name', 'Version', 'Via', 'ApiVer') })21        puts '-' * 5522        plugin_statuses.sort_by(&:name).each do |status|23          puts(format(' %-30s%-10s%-8s%-6s', status.name, make_pretty_version(status), status.installation_type, status.api_generation.to_s))24        end25        puts '-' * 5526        puts(" #{plugin_statuses.count} plugin(s) total")27        puts28      end29      #==================================================================#30      #                        inspec plugin search31      #==================================================================#32      desc 'search [options] PATTERN', 'Searches rubygems.org for plugins.'33      long_desc <<~EOLD34        Searches rubygems.org for InSpec plugins. Exits 0 on a search hit, 1 on user error,35        2 on a search miss. PATTERN is a simple string; a wildcard will be added as36        a suffix, unless -e is used.37      EOLD38      option :all, desc: 'List all available versions, not just the latest one.', type: :boolean, aliases: [:a]39      option :exact, desc: 'Assume PATTERN is exact; do not add a wildcard to the end', type: :boolean, aliases: [:e]40      option :'include-test-fixture', type: :boolean, desc: 'Internal use', hide: true41      # Justification for disabling ABC: currently at 33.51/3342      def search(search_term) # rubocop: disable Metrics/AbcSize43        search_results = installer.search(search_term, exact: options[:exact])44        # The search results have already been filtered by the reject list.  But the45        # RejectList doesn't filter {inspec, train}-test-fixture because we need those46        # for testing.  We want to hide those from users, so unless we know we're in47        # test mode, remove them.48        unless options[:'include-test-fixture']49          search_results.delete('inspec-test-fixture')50          search_results.delete('train-test-fixture')51        end52        # TODO: ui object support53        puts54        puts(bold { format(' %-30s%-50s', 'Plugin Name', 'Versions Available') })55        puts '-' * 5556        search_results.keys.sort.each do |plugin_name|57          versions = options[:all] ? search_results[plugin_name] : [search_results[plugin_name].first]58          versions = '(' + versions.join(', ') + ')'59          puts(format(' %-30s%-50s', plugin_name, versions))60        end61        puts '-' * 5562        puts(" #{search_results.count} plugin(s) found")63        puts64        exit 2 if search_results.empty?65      rescue Inspec::Plugin::V2::SearchError => ex66        Inspec::Log.error ex.message67        exit 168      end69      #==================================================================#70      #                       inspec plugin install71      #==================================================================#72      desc 'install [-v VERSION] PLUGIN', 'Installs a plugin from rubygems.org, a gemfile, or a path to local source.'73      long_desc <<~EOLD74        PLUGIN may be the name of a gem on rubygems.org that begins with inspec- or train-.75        PLUGIN may also be the path to a local gemfile, which will then be installed like76        any other gem.  Finally, if PLUGIN is a path ending in .rb, it is taken to be a77        local file that will act as athe entry point for a plugin (this mode is provided78        for local plugin development).  Exit codes are 0 on success, 2 if the plugin is79        already installed, and 1 if any other error occurs.80      EOLD81      option :version, desc: 'When installing from rubygems.org, specifies a specific version to install.', aliases: [:v]82      def install(plugin_id_arg)83        if plugin_id_arg =~ /\.gem$/ # Does it end in .gem?84          install_from_gemfile(plugin_id_arg)85        elsif plugin_id_arg =~ %r{[\/\\]} || Dir.exist?(plugin_id_arg) # Does the argument have a slash, or exist as dir in the local directory?86          install_from_path(plugin_id_arg)87        else88          install_from_remote_gem(plugin_id_arg)89        end90      end91      #--------------------------92      #        update93      #--------------------------94      desc 'update PLUGIN', 'Updates a plugin to the latest from from rubygems.org'95      long_desc <<~EOLD96        PLUGIN may be the name of a gem on rubygems.org that begins with inspec- or train-.97        Exit codes are 0 on success, 2 if the plugin is already up to date, and 1 if any98        other error occurs.99      EOLD100      def update(plugin_name)101        pre_update_versions = installer.list_installed_plugin_gems.select { |spec| spec.name == plugin_name }.map { |spec| spec.version.to_s }102        old_version = pre_update_versions.join(', ')103        update_preflight_check(plugin_name, pre_update_versions)104        begin105          installer.update(plugin_name)106        rescue Inspec::Plugin::V2::UpdateError => ex107          puts(red { 'Update error: ' } + ex.message + ' - update failed')108          exit 1109        end110        post_update_versions = installer.list_installed_plugin_gems.select { |spec| spec.name == plugin_name }.map { |spec| spec.version.to_s }111        new_version = (post_update_versions - pre_update_versions).first112        puts(bold { plugin_name } + " plugin, version #{old_version} -> #{new_version}, updated from rubygems.org")113      end114      #--------------------------115      #        uninstall116      #--------------------------117      desc 'uninstall PLUGIN_NAME', 'Uninstalls a gem- or path- based plugin'118      long_desc <<~EOLD119        Removes a plugin from the users configuration.120          In the case of a gem plugin (by far the most common), the plugin gem is removed, along121        with any of its dependencies that are no longer needed by anything else. Finally, the122        plugin configuration file is updated to reflect that the plugin is no longer present.123          In the case of a path-based plugin (often used for plugin development), no changes124        are made to the referenced plugin source code. Rather, the plugin's entry is simply removed125        from the plugin config file.126      EOLD127      def uninstall(plugin_name)128        status = Inspec::Plugin::V2::Registry.instance[plugin_name.to_sym]129        unless status130          puts(red { 'No such plugin installed: ' } + "#{plugin_name} is not installed - uninstall failed")131          exit 1132        end133        installer = Inspec::Plugin::V2::Installer.instance134        pre_uninstall_versions = installer.list_installed_plugin_gems.select { |spec| spec.name == plugin_name }.map { |spec| spec.version.to_s }135        old_version = pre_uninstall_versions.join(', ')136        installer.uninstall(plugin_name)137        if status.installation_type == :path138          puts(bold { plugin_name } + ' path-based plugin install has been uninstalled')139        else140          puts(bold { plugin_name } + " plugin, version #{old_version}, has been uninstalled")141        end142        exit 0143      end144      private145      #==================================================================#146      #                          install breakdown147      #==================================================================#148      # These are broken down because rubocop complained.149      def install_from_gemfile(gem_file)150        unless File.exist? gem_file151          puts(red { 'No such plugin gem file ' } + gem_file + ' - installation failed.')152          exit 1153        end154        plugin_name_parts = File.basename(gem_file, '.gem').split('-')155        version = plugin_name_parts.pop156        plugin_name = plugin_name_parts.join('-')157        check_plugin_name(plugin_name, 'installation')158        installer.install(plugin_name, gem_file: gem_file)159        puts(bold { plugin_name } + " plugin, version #{version}, installed from local .gem file")160        exit 0161      end162      def install_from_path(path)163        unless File.exist? path164          puts(red { 'No such source code path ' } + path + ' - installation failed.')165          exit 1166        end167        plugin_name = File.basename(path, '.rb')168        # While installer.install does some rudimentary checking,169        # this file has good UI access, so we promise to validate the170        # input a lot and hand the installer a sure-thing.171        # Name OK?172        check_plugin_name(plugin_name, 'installation')173        # Already installed?174        if registry.known_plugin?(plugin_name.to_sym)175          puts(red { 'Plugin already installed' } + " - #{plugin_name} - Use 'inspec plugin list' to see previously installed plugin - installation failed.")176          exit 2177        end178        # Can we figure out how to load it?179        entry_point = install_from_path__apply_entry_point_heuristics(path)180        # If you load it, does it act like a plugin?181        install_from_path__probe_load(entry_point, plugin_name)182        # OK, install it!183        installer.install(plugin_name, path: entry_point)184        puts(bold { plugin_name } + ' plugin installed via source path reference, resolved to entry point ' + entry_point)185        exit 0186      end187      # Rationale for rubocop variances: It's a heuristics method, and will be full of188      # conditionals.  The code is well-commented; refactoring into sub-methods would189      # reduce clarity.190      def install_from_path__apply_entry_point_heuristics(path) # rubocop: disable Metrics/AbcSize, Metrics/CyclomaticComplexity, Metrics/PerceivedComplexity191        given = Pathname.new(path)192        given = given.expand_path # Resolve any relative paths193        name_regex = /^(inspec|train)-/194        versioned_regex = /^(inspec|train)-[a-z0-9\-\_]+-\d+\.\d+\.\d+$/195        # What are the last four things like?196        parts = [197          given.parent.parent.basename,198          given.parent.basename,199          given.basename('.rb'),200          given.extname,201        ].map(&:to_s)202        # Case 1: Simplest case: it was a full entry point, as presented.203        # /home/you/projects/inspec-something/lib/inspec-something.rb204        #   parts index:           ^0^        ^1^      ^2^        ^3^205        if parts[0] =~ name_regex && parts[1] == 'lib' && parts[2] == parts[0] && parts[3] == '.rb'206          return given.to_s207        end208        # Case 2: Also easy: they either referred to the internal library directory,209        # or left the extansion off.  Those are the same to us.210        # /home/you/projects/inspec-something/lib/inspec-something211        #   parts index:           ^0^        ^1^      ^2^          (3 is empty)212        if parts[0] =~ name_regex && parts[1] == 'lib' && parts[2] == parts[0] && parts[3].empty?213          return given.to_s + '.rb'214        end215        # Case 3: Maybe they were refering to a path that is inside a gem installation, or an exploded gem?216        # In that case, we'll have a version on the plugin name in part 0217        # /home/you/.gems/2.4.0/gems/inspec-something-3.45.1/lib/inspec-something.rb218        #   parts index:                     ^0^             ^1^      ^2^         ^3^219        if parts[0] =~ versioned_regex && parts[1] == 'lib' && parts[0].start_with?(parts[2]) && parts[3] == '.rb'220          return given.to_s221        end222        # Case 4: Like case 3, but missing the .rb223        # /home/you/.gems/2.4.0/gems/inspec-something-3.45.1/lib/inspec-something224        #   parts index:                     ^0^             ^1^      ^2^         ^3^ (empty)225        if parts[0] =~ versioned_regex && parts[1] == 'lib' && parts[0].start_with?(parts[2]) && parts[3].empty?226          return given.to_s + '.rb'227        end228        # Case 5: Easy to recognize, but harder to handle: they referred to the project root.229        #                 /home/you/projects/inspec-something230        #   parts index:        ^0^   ^1^         ^2^          (3 is empty)231        #   0 and 1 are not meaningful to us, but we hope to find a parts[2]/lib/inspec-something.rb.232        entry_point_guess = File.join(given.to_s, 'lib', parts[2] + '.rb')233        if parts[2] =~ name_regex && File.exist?(entry_point_guess)234          return entry_point_guess235        end236        # Well, if we got here, parts[2] matches an inspec/train prefix, but we have no idea about anything.237        # Give up.238        puts(red { 'Unrecognizable plugin structure' } + " - #{parts[2]} - When installing from a path, please provide the path of the entry point file - installation failed.")239        exit 1240      end241      def install_from_path__probe_load(entry_point, plugin_name)242        # Brazenly attempt to load a file, and see if it registers a plugin.243        begin244          require entry_point245        rescue LoadError => ex246          puts(red { 'Plugin contains errors' } + " - #{plugin_name} - Encountered errors while trying to test load the plugin entry point, resolved to #{entry_point} - installation failed")247          puts ex.message248          exit 1249        end250        # OK, the wheels didn't fall off.  But is it a plugin?251        if plugin_name.to_s.start_with?('train')252          # Train internal names do not include the prix in their registry entries253          # And the registry is keyed on Strings254          registry_key = plugin_name.to_s.sub(/^train-/, '')255          unless Train::Plugins.registry.key?(registry_key)256            puts(red { 'Does not appear to be a plugin' } + " - #{plugin_name} - After probe-loading the supposed plugin, it did not register itself to Train. Ensure something inherits from 'Train.plugin(1)' - installation failed.")257            exit 1258          end259        else260          unless registry.known_plugin?(plugin_name.to_sym)261            puts(red { 'Does not appear to be a plugin' } + " - #{plugin_name} - After probe-loading the supposed plugin, it did not register itself to InSpec. Ensure something inherits from 'Inspec.plugin(2)' - installation failed.")262            exit 1263          end264        end265      end266      def install_from_remote_gem(plugin_name)267        requested_version = options[:version]268        check_plugin_name(plugin_name, 'installation')269        # Version pre-flighting270        pre_installed_versions = installer.list_installed_plugin_gems.select { |spec| spec.name == plugin_name }.map { |spec| spec.version.to_s }271        install_from_remote_gem_verson_preflight_check(plugin_name, requested_version, pre_installed_versions)272        install_attempt_install(plugin_name)273        # Success messaging.  What did we actually install?274        post_installed_versions = installer.list_installed_plugin_gems.select { |spec| spec.name == plugin_name }.map { |spec| spec.version.to_s }275        new_version = (post_installed_versions - pre_installed_versions).first276        puts(bold { plugin_name } + " plugin, version #{new_version}, installed from rubygems.org")277        exit 0278      end279      def install_from_remote_gem_verson_preflight_check(plugin_name, requested_version, pre_installed_versions)280        return if pre_installed_versions.empty?281        # Everything past here in the block is a code 2 error282        # If they didn't ask for a specific version, they implicitly ask for the latest.283        # Do an expensive search to determine the latest version.284        unless requested_version285          latest_version = installer.search(plugin_name, exact: true, scope: :latest)286          latest_version = latest_version[plugin_name]&.last287          if latest_version && !requested_version288            requested_version = latest_version289          end290        end...

cluster-test

Source:cluster-test

...108    inspec_inputs.delete109  end110  def display_summary(results)111    if json?112      puts term.bold("Smoke test summary")113      results = results.map{|item| Hash[SUMMARY_HEADER.zip(item)]}114      puts JSON.pretty_generate(results)115    else  116      puts # intentionally left blank117      puts term.bold("Smoke test summary")118      table = TTY::Table.new(SUMMARY_HEADER, results)119      puts table.render(:ascii, padding: [0,1,0,1])120      puts # intentionally left blank121    end122  end123end124AutomateClusterTest.run...

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1describe file('/etc/hosts') do2 it { should be_file }3 its('content') { should match(/

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1    expect(bold("hello")).to eq "\e[1mhello\e[0m"2    expect(underline("hello")).to eq "\e[4mhello\e[0m"3    expect(italic("hello")).to eq "\e[3mhello\e[0m"4    expect(strikethrough("hello")).to eq "\e[9mhello\e[0m"5    expect(black("hello")).to eq "\e[30mhello\e[0m"6    expect(red("hello")).to eq "\e[31mhello\e[0m"7    expect(green("hello")).to eq "\e[32mhello\e[0m"8    expect(yellow("hello")).to eq "\e[33mhello\e[0m"

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1Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message")2Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)3Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)4Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)5Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)6Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)7Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)8Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)9Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)10Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)11Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)12Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)13Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)14Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)15Inspec::Log.info("This is a bold message", :bold)16Inspec::Log.info("

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1  class Plugin < Inspec.plugin(2)2    def self.bold(str)3      Inspec::UI::Colored.bold(str)4inspec> InspecPlugins::MyPlugin::Plugin.bold("hello")

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1Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')2Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')3Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')4Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')5Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')6Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')7Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')8Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')9Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')10Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')11Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')12Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')

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1    runner.bold('hello world')2    runner.bold('hello world')3    runner.bold('hello world')4  let(:runner) { Inspec::Runner.new }5    runner.bold('hello world')6I tried the second method (let) and it doesn’t work. I get the following error:7Failure/Error: let(:runner) { Inspec::Runner.new }8I tried the second method (let) and it doesn’t work. I get the following error:

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1Inspec::UI::StdoutRouter.instance.bold('This is a bold text')2Inspec::UI::StdoutRouter.instance.bold('This is a bold text', 'This is a normal text')3Inspec::UI::StdoutRouter.instance.bold('This is a bold text', 'This is a normal text', 'This is another bold text')4Inspec::UI::StdoutRouter.instance.bold('This is a bold text', 'This is a normal text', 'This is another bold text', 'This is a normal text')5Inspec::UI::StdoutRouter.instance.bold('This is a bold text', 'This is a normal text', 'This is another bold text', 'This is a normal text', 'This is a bold text')6Inspec::UI::StdoutRouter.instance.bold('This is a bold text', 'This is a normal text', 'This is another bold text', 'This is a normal text', 'This is a bold text', 'This is a normal text')7Inspec::UI::StdoutRouter.instance.bold('This is a bold text', 'This is a normal text', 'This is another bold text', 'This is a normal text', 'This is a bold text', 'This is a normal text', 'This is another bold text')8Inspec::UI::StdoutRouter.instance.bold('This is a bold text', '

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1Inspec::UI::CLI.new.bold("Hello World")2Inspec::UI::CLI.new.bold("Hello World")3Inspec::UI::CLI.new.bold("Hello World")4require File.expand_path('1')5Inspec::UI::CLI.new.bold("Hello World")6require File.join(__dir__, '1')7Inspec::UI::CLI.new.bold("Hello World")8require File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '1')9Inspec::UI::CLI.new.bold("Hello World")10require File.expand_path(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '1'))11Inspec::UI::CLI.new.bold("Hello World")12require File.expand_path(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '1'))13Inspec::UI::CLI.new.bold("Hello World")14require File.expand_path(File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), '1'))

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1Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')2Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')3Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')4Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')5Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')6Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')7Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')8Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')9Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')10Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')11Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')12Inspec::UI::Color.bold('This is a bold text')

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