How to use detected method of Inspec Package

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env_printer.rb

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...11 'zsh' => 'eval \"$(inspec env zsh)\"',12 }.freeze13 def initialize(command_class, shell = nil)14 if !shell15 @detected = true16 @shell = Inspec::ShellDetector.new.shell17 else18 @shell = shell19 end20 @command_class = command_class21 end22 def print_and_exit!23 exit_no_shell if !have_shell?24 exit_no_completion if !have_shell_completion?25 print_completion_for_shell26 print_detection_warning($stdout) if @detected27 print_usage_guidance28 exit 029 end30 private31 def print_completion_for_shell32 erb = ERB.new(File.read(completion_template_path), nil, '-')33 puts erb.result(TemplateContext.new(@command_class).get_bindings)34 end35 def have_shell?36 !(@shell.nil? || @shell.empty?)37 end38 def have_shell_completion?39 File.exist?(completion_template_path)40 end41 def completion_dir42 File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), 'completions')43 end44 def completion_template_path45 File.join(completion_dir, "#{@shell}.sh.erb")46 end47 def shells_with_completions48 Dir.glob("#{completion_dir}/*.sh.erb").map { |f| File.basename(f, '.sh.erb') }49 end50 def print_usage_guidance51 puts <<~EOF52 # To use this, eval it in your shell53 #54 # #{EVAL_COMMANDS[shell]}55 #56 #57 EOF58 end59 def print_detection_warning(device)60 device.puts <<~EOF61 #62 # The shell #{@shell} was auto-detected. If this is incorrect, please63 # specify a shell explicitly by running:64 #65 # inspec env SHELLNAME66 #67 # Currently supported shells are: #{shells_with_completions.join(', ')}68 #69 EOF70 end71 def exit_no_completion72 $stderr.puts "# No completion script for #{@shell}!"73 print_detection_warning($stderr) if @detected74 exit 175 end76 def exit_no_shell77 if @detected78 $stderr.puts '# Unable to automatically detect shell and no shell was provided.'79 end80 $stderr.puts <<~EOF81 #82 # Please provide the name of your shell via the command line:83 #84 # inspec env SHELLNAME85 #86 # Currently supported shells are: #{shells_with_completions.join(', ')}87 EOF88 exit 189 end90 class TemplateContext91 def initialize(command_class)...

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1 it { should eq 'redhat' }2 it { should eq 'debian' }3 it { should eq 'windows' }4 it { should eq 'suse' }5 it { should eq 'aix' }6 it { should eq 'hpux' }7 it { should eq 'solaris' }8 it { should eq 'unknown' }9 it { should eq 'unknown' }10 it { should eq 'unknown' }11 it { should eq 'unknown' }12 it { should eq 'unknown' }13 it { should eq 'unknown' }14 it { should eq 'unknown' }15 it { should eq 'unknown' }

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1 describe command('some command') do2 its('stdout') { should match /some regex/ }3 describe command('some command') do4 its('stdout') { should match /some regex/ }5 describe command('some command') do6 its('stdout') { should match /some regex/ }7 describe command('some command') do8 its('stdout') { should match /some regex/ }9 describe command('some command') do10 its('stdout') { should match /some regex/ }11 describe command('some command') do12 its('stdout') { should match /some regex/ }13 describe command('some command') do14 its('stdout') { should match /some regex/ }15 describe command('some command') do16 its('stdout') { should match /some regex/ }17 describe command('some command') do18 its('stdout') { should match /some regex/ }19 describe command('some command') do20 its('stdout') { should match /some regex/ }

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1json = JSON.generate(results)2File.open('test_results.json', 'w') { |file| file.write(json) }3File.open('test_results.yaml', 'w') { |file| file.write(results.to_yaml) }4File.open('test_results.txt', 'w') { |file| file.write(results) }5File.open('test_results.html', 'w') { |file| file.write(results.to_html) }6File.open('test_results.csv', 'w') { |file| file.write(results.to_csv) }7File.open('test_results.json', 'w') { |file| file.write(results.to_json) }8File.open('test_results.xml', 'w') { |file| file.write(results.to_xml) }9File.open('test_results.rspec', 'w') { |file| file.write(results.to_rspec) }10File.open('test_results.junit', 'w') { |file| file.write(results.to_junit) }11File.open('test_results.plain', 'w') { |file| file.write(results.to_plain) }12File.open('test_results.docs', 'w') { |

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1describe file('/tmp/1.txt') do2describe file('/tmp/2.txt') do3describe file('/tmp/3.txt') do4describe file('/tmp/4.txt') do5describe file('/tmp/5.txt') do6describe file('/tmp/6.txt') do7describe file('/tmp/7.txt') do

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