How to use open method of Knapsack Package

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analyzer_test.rb

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...24 build = mock('build', passed?: true)25 @travis.expects(:base_branch).returns("master")26 last_update = Time.now - 527 @github.expects(:file_last_update_at).returns(last_update)28 @github.expects(:pull_request_open?).returns(false)29 @logger.expects(:warn).with("knapsack_minitest_report.json was last updated on #{last_update}. Skipping.")30 @analyzer.check_build(build)31 end32 def test_knapsack_branch_not_out_of_date33 build = mock('build', passed?: true)34 @travis.expects(:base_branch).returns("master")35 last_update = Time.now - 536 @github.expects(:file_last_update_at).returns(last_update)37 @github.expects(:pull_request_open?).returns(true)38 @logger.expects(:warn).with("knapsack_minitest_report.json was last updated on #{last_update}. Skipping.")39 @analyzer.check_build(build)40 end41 def test_update_knapsack42 job_body = <<END43.... Some test data ....44 45Knapsack report was generated46{47 "test1": 10,48 "test2": 549}50Knapsack global time execution for tests51.... Some other data ....52END53 job = mock("job", log: mock(clean_body: job_body))54 build = mock('build', passed?: true, jobs: [job])55 @travis.expects(:base_branch).returns("master")56 @github.expects(:pull_request_open?).returns(false)57 @github.expects(:file_last_update_at).returns(Time.new(2000,1,1))58 @logger.expects(:info).with("Let's update knapsack!")59 @analyzer.expects(:fetch_current_timings)60 @analyzer.expects(:generate_report).with(nil, { 'test1' => 10, 'test2' => 5 }, build)61 @analyzer.expects(:publish)62 @analyzer.check_build(build)63 end64 def test_knapsack_report_missing65 job_body = <<END66.... Some test data ....67 68missing knapsack data69.... Some other data ....70END71 job = mock("job", log: mock(clean_body: job_body))72 build = mock('build', passed?: true, jobs: [job])73 @travis.expects(:base_branch).returns("master")74 @github.expects(:file_last_update_at).returns(Time.new(2000,1,1))75 @github.expects(:pull_request_open?).returns(false)76 @logger.expects(:info).with("Let's update knapsack!")77 @analyzer.expects(:fetch_current_timings)78 @analyzer.expects(:generate_report).with(nil, {}, build)79 @analyzer.expects(:publish)80 @analyzer.check_build(build)81 end82 def test_rails_version_check83 job_body = <<END84.... Some test data ....85Running Rails 4.286.... Some more test data ....87 88Knapsack report was generated89{90 "test1": 10,91 "test2": 592}93Knapsack global time execution for tests94.... Some other data ....95END96 job = mock("job", log: mock(clean_body: job_body))97 build = mock('build', passed?: true, jobs: [job])98 @travis.expects(:base_branch).returns("master")99 @github.expects(:pull_request_open?).returns(false)100 @github.expects(:file_last_update_at).returns(Time.new(2000,1,1))101 @logger.expects(:info).with("Let's update knapsack!")102 @analyzer.expects(:fetch_current_timings)103 @analyzer.expects(:generate_report).with(nil, {}, build)104 @analyzer.expects(:publish)105 @analyzer.check_build(build)106 end107 def test_generate_report108 job = mock("job")109 build = mock('build', passed?: true, jobs: [job], number: 42, id: 4242)110 @travis.expects(:base_branch).returns("master")111 @travis.expects(:build_url).returns("URL")112 @github.expects(:file_last_update_at).returns(Time.new(2000,1,1))113 @github.expects(:pull_request_open?).returns(false)114 previous_timings = {115 "test1" => 300,116 "test2" => 1500,117 }118 extracted_timings = {119 "test1" => 300,120 "test2" => 1000,121 "test3" => 150,122 }123 @analyzer.expects(:analyze_job).returns(extracted_timings)124 @logger.expects(:info).with("Let's update knapsack!")125 @analyzer.expects(:fetch_current_timings).returns(previous_timings)126 report = <<END127Travis build [#42](URL)128x | Previous | New129-|-----|---130Estimated time (s) | 1800 sec | 1450 sec131Estimated time (h) | ~0.5 hours | ~0.4 hours132Number of tests | 2 | 3133Slowest tests:134- test2 (1000 sec)135- test1 (300 sec)136- test3 (150 sec)137END138 @analyzer.expects(:publish).with(extracted_timings, build, report)139 @analyzer.check_build(build)140 end141 def test_publish142 job = mock("job")143 build = mock('build', passed?: true, jobs: [job], number: 42)144 @travis.expects(:base_branch).returns("master")145 @github.expects(:file_last_update_at).returns(Time.new(2000,1,1))146 @github.expects(:pull_request_open?).returns(false)147 extracted_timings = {148 "test3" => 300,149 "test2" => 1000,150 "test1" => 150,151 }152 expected_json = JSON.pretty_generate(153 {154 "test1" => 150,155 "test2" => 1000,156 "test3" => 300,157 }158 )159 @analyzer.expects(:analyze_job).returns(extracted_timings)160 @logger.expects(:info).with("Let's update knapsack!")...

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analyzer.rb

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...100 end101 def knapsack_out_of_date?102 two_weeks_ago = Time.now - 1209600 # 14 days in seconds103 last_update = nil104 if pull_request_open?105 last_update = github.file_last_update_at(@knapsack_file_path, "heads/#{@knapsack_branch}")106 else107 last_update = github.file_last_update_at(@knapsack_file_path, "heads/master")108 end109 if last_update > two_weeks_ago110 logger.warn("#{@knapsack_file_path} was last updated on #{last_update.localtime}. Skipping.")111 false112 else113 true114 end115 end116 def pull_request_open?117 github.pull_request_open?("master", @knapsack_branch)118 end119 def master_branch?(build)120 base = @travis.base_branch(build)121 if base == "master"122 true123 else124 logger.warn("Build branch is #{base}. Skipping.")125 end126 end127 end128end...

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dependencies.rb

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...12 :x64_files => [13 'zlib-1.2.8-x64-windows.tar.lzma'14 ]15 )16 KNAPSACK_PACKAGES['openssl'] = OpenStruct.new(17 :human_name => "OpenSSL",18 :version => '1.0.2j',19 :url => "http://dl.bintray.com/oneclick/OpenKnapsack",20 :target => 'sandbox/openssl',21 :files => [22 'openssl-1.0.2j-x86-windows.tar.lzma'23 ],24 :x64_files => [25 'openssl-1.0.2j-x64-windows.tar.lzma'26 ]27 )28 KNAPSACK_PACKAGES['ffi'] = OpenStruct.new(29 :human_name => "libffi",30 :version => '3.2.1',31 :url => "http://dl.bintray.com/oneclick/OpenKnapsack",32 :target => 'sandbox/libffi',33 :files => [34 'libffi-3.2.1-x86-windows.tar.lzma'35 ],36 :x64_files => [37 'libffi-3.2.1-x64-windows.tar.lzma'38 ]39 )...

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1knapsack.open("knapsack1.txt")2 def open(filename)3 File.open(filename, "r") do |file|4 @items << line.split.map(&:to_i)5 @solution = Array.new(@items.size + 1) { Array.new(@capacity + 1) { 0 } }6 (1..@capacity).each do |j|7 @items.each { |item| puts item.join(" ") }8 @solution.each { |row| puts row.join(" ") }

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1knapsack = Knapsack.new(path,capacity)2 def initialize(path,capacity)3 File.open(@path).each do |line|4 item = line.split(" ")5 @items.sort! {|x,y| y[2] <=> x[2]}6knapsack = Knapsack.new(path,capacity)7 def initialize(path,capacity)

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1knapsack.put("sword")2knapsack.put("shield")3knapsack.put("potion")4knapsack.put("sword")5knapsack.put("shield")6knapsack.put("potion")7knapsack.put("sword")8knapsack.put("shield")9knapsack.put("potion")10knapsack.put("sword")11knapsack.put("shield")12knapsack.put("potion")13knapsack.put("sword")14knapsack.put("shield")15knapsack.put("potion")

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1 knapsack.open { inventory.add_items }2 def open(name, count)3 yield(name, count)4 def add_items(name, count)5 knapsack.open("Sword", 5) { |name, count| inventory.add_items(name, count) }

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