How to use state method of Spork Package

Best Spork_ruby code snippet using Spork.state

spork.rb

Source:spork.rb Github

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...19 #20 # * +prevent_double_run+ - Pass false to disable double run prevention21 def each_run(prevent_double_run = true, &block)22 return if prevent_double_run && already_ran?(caller.first)23 if @state == :using_spork24 each_run_procs << block25 else26 yield27 end28 end29 30 # Used by the server. Sets the state to activate spork. Otherwise, prefork and each_run are run in passive mode, allowing specs without a Spork server.31 def using_spork!32 @state = :using_spork33 end34 35 def using_spork?36 @state == :using_spork37 end38 # Used by the server. Returns the current state of Spork.39 def state40 @state ||= :not_using_spork41 end42 43 # Used by the server. Called when loading the prefork blocks of the code.44 def exec_prefork(&block)45 using_spork!46 yield47 end48 49 # Used by the server. Called to run all of the prefork blocks.50 def exec_each_run(&block)51 each_run_procs.each { |p| p.call }52 each_run_procs.clear53 yield if block_given?54 end...

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ruby-debug.rb

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...5class SporkDebugger6 DEFAULT_PORT = 10_1237 HOST = '127.0.0.1'8 extend Forwardable9 def_delegators :state, *[:prepare_debugger, :initialize]10 attr_reader :state11 class << self12 attr_reader :instance13 def run14 @instance = new15 end16 end17 def initialize18 @state = SporkDebugger::PreloadState.new19 Spork.send(:each_run_procs).unshift(lambda do20 @state = @state.transition_to_each_run_state21 end)22 end23 module NetworkHelpers24 def find_port(starting_with)25 port = starting_with26 begin27 server = TCPServer.new(HOST, port)28 server.close29 rescue Errno::EADDRINUSE30 port += 131 retry32 end33 port34 end35 end36 class PreloadState37 include NetworkHelpers38 def initialize39 install_hook40 listen_for_connection_signals41 end42 def finish43 @tcp_service.close; @tcp_service = nil;44 end45 def transition_to_each_run_state46 finish47 SporkDebugger::EachRunState.new(@port)48 end49 protected50 def install_hook51 Kernel.class_eval do52 alias :debugger_without_spork_hook :debugger53 def debugger(steps = 1)54 SporkDebugger.instance.prepare_debugger unless @debugger_invoked55 @debugger_invoked = true56 debugger_without_spork_hook57 end58 end59 end...

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state

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1 Spork.prefork { puts "Server is not running" }2 Spork.each_run { puts "Server is running" }3 Spork.prefork { puts "Server is not running" }4 Spork.each_run { puts "Server is running" }5 Spork.prefork { puts "Server is not running" }6 Spork.each_run { puts "Server is running" }

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1 Spork.prefork { puts "Server is not running" }2 Spork.each_run { puts "Server is running" }3 Spork.prefork { puts "Server is not running" }4 Spork.each_run { puts "Server is running" }5 Spork.prefork { puts "Server is not running" }6 Spork.each_run { puts "Server is running" }

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