How to use initialize method of RR Package

Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.initialize

classes_spec.rb

Source:classes_spec.rb

...4RSpec.describe Net::DNS::RR::Classes do5  subject do6    described_class.new7  end8  describe '#initialize' do9    subject(:rr_class) do10      described_class.allocate11    end12    it 'raises when initialized with no args' do13      expect { rr_class.send(:initialize) }.to raise_error(ArgumentError)14    end15    it 'respects default RR class when initialized with a nil RR class' do16      rr_class.send(:initialize, nil)17      expect(rr_class.to_i).to eql(1)18      expect(rr_class.to_s).to eql('IN')19    end20    # TODO: figure out why this doesn't work21    skip 'respects configured default RR class' do22      rr_class.send(:default=, 'NONE')23      expect(rr_class.to_i).to eql(254)24      expect(rr_class.to_s).to eql('NONE')25    end26    it 'initializes with a valid RR class Integer argument' do27      rr_class.send(:initialize, 4)28      expect(rr_class.to_i).to eql(4)29      expect(rr_class.to_s).to eql('HS')30    end31    it 'raises when the supplied RR class Integer is invalid' do32      expect { rr_class.send(:initialize, 123456) }.to raise_error(ClassArgumentError)33      expect { rr_class.send(:initialize, -1) }.to raise_error(ClassArgumentError)34    end35    it 'initializes with a valid RR class String argument' do36      rr_class.send(:initialize, 'CH')37      expect(rr_class.to_i).to eql(3)38      expect(rr_class.to_s).to eql('CH')39      rr_class.send(:initialize, 'CLASS9')40      expect(rr_class.to_i).to eql(9)41      expect(rr_class.to_s).to eql('CLASS9')42      rr_class.send(:initialize, 'CLASS1')43      expect(rr_class.to_i).to eql(1)44      expect(rr_class.to_s).to eql('IN')45    end46    it 'raises when the supplied RR class String is invalid' do47      expect { rr_class.send(:initialize, 'cats') }.to raise_error(ClassArgumentError)48      expect { rr_class.send(:initialize, 'CLASS123456') }.to raise_error(ClassArgumentError)49    end50  end51end...

types_spec.rb

Source:types_spec.rb

...4RSpec.describe Net::DNS::RR::Types do5  subject do6    described_class.new7  end8  describe '#initialize' do9    subject(:rr_type) do10      described_class.allocate11    end12    it 'raises when initialized with no args' do13      expect { rr_type.send(:initialize) }.to raise_error(ArgumentError)14    end15    it 'respects default RR type when initialized with a nil RR type' do16      rr_type.send(:initialize, nil)17      expect(rr_type.to_i).to eql(1)18      expect(rr_type.to_s).to eql('A')19    end20    # TODO: figure out why this doesn't work21    skip 'respects configured default RR type' do22      rr_type.send(:default=, 'CNAME')23      expect(rr_type.to_i).to eql(5)24      expect(rr_type.to_s).to eql('CNAME')25    end26    it 'initializes with a valid RR type Integer argument' do27      rr_type.send(:initialize, 2)28      expect(rr_type.to_i).to eql(2)29      expect(rr_type.to_s).to eql('NS')30    end31    it 'raises when the supplied RR type Integer is invalid' do32      expect { rr_type.send(:initialize, 123456) }.to raise_error(TypeArgumentError)33      expect { rr_type.send(:initialize, -1) }.to raise_error(TypeArgumentError)34    end35    it 'initializes with a valid RR type String argument' do36      rr_type.send(:initialize, 'SRV')37      expect(rr_type.to_i).to eql(33)38      expect(rr_type.to_s).to eql('SRV')39      rr_type.send(:initialize, 'TYPE12')40      expect(rr_type.to_i).to eql(12)41      expect(rr_type.to_s).to eql('PTR')42      rr_type.send(:initialize, 'TYPE123')43      expect(rr_type.to_i).to eql(123)44      expect(rr_type.to_s).to eql('TYPE123')45    end46    it 'raises when the supplied RR type String is invalid' do47      expect { rr_type.send(:initialize, 'cats') }.to raise_error(TypeArgumentError)48      expect { rr_type.send(:initialize, 'TYPE123456') }.to raise_error(TypeArgumentError)49    end50  end51end...

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