How to use context_value method of Middleware Package

Best Vcr_ruby code snippet using Middleware.context_value

vcr.rb

Source:vcr.rb

...239    if VCR.current_cassette240      raise CassetteInUseError, "A VCR cassette is currently in use (#{VCR.current_cassette.name}). " +241                                "You must eject it before you can turn VCR off."242    end243    set_context_value(:ignore_cassettes, options[:ignore_cassettes])244    invalid_options = options.keys - [:ignore_cassettes]245    if invalid_options.any?246      raise ArgumentError.new("You passed some invalid options: #{invalid_options.inspect}")247    end248    set_context_value(:turned_off, true)249  end250  # Turns on VCR, if it has previously been turned off.251  # @return [void]252  # @see #turn_off!253  # @see #turned_off254  # @see #turned_on?255  def turn_on!256    set_context_value(:turned_off, false)257  end258  # @return whether or not VCR is turned on259  # @note Normally VCR is _always_ turned on; it will only be off if you have260  #  explicitly turned it off.261  # @see #turn_on!262  # @see #turn_off!263  # @see #turned_off264  def turned_on?265    !context_value(:turned_off)266  end267  # @private268  def http_interactions269    return current_cassette.http_interactions if current_cassette270    VCR::Cassette::HTTPInteractionList::NullList271  end272  # @private273  def real_http_connections_allowed?274    return current_cassette.recording? if current_cassette275    !!(configuration.allow_http_connections_when_no_cassette? || !turned_on?)276  end277  # @return [RequestMatcherRegistry] the request matcher registry278  def request_matchers279    @request_matchers280  end281  # @private282  def request_ignorer283    @request_ignorer284  end285  # @private286  def library_hooks287    @library_hooks288  end289  # @private290  def cassette_serializers291    @cassette_serializers292  end293  # @private294  def cassette_persisters295    @cassette_persisters296  end297  # @private298  def record_http_interaction(interaction)299    return unless cassette = current_cassette300    return if VCR.request_ignorer.ignore?(interaction.request)301    cassette.record_http_interaction(interaction)302  end303  # @private304  def link_context(from_thread, to_key)305    @context[to_key] = get_context(from_thread)306  end307  # @private308  def unlink_context(key)309    @context.delete(key)310  end311  # @private312  def fibers_available?313    @fibers_available314  end315private316  def current_context317    get_context(Thread.current, Fiber.current)318  end319  def get_context(thread_key, fiber_key = nil)320    context = @context[fiber_key] if fiber_key321    context ||= @context[thread_key]322    if context323      context324    else325      @context[thread_key] = dup_context(@context[MainThread])326    end327  end328  def context_value(name)329    current_context[name]330  end331  def set_context_value(name, value)332    current_context[name] = value333  end334  def dup_context(context)335    {336      :turned_off => context[:turned_off],337      :ignore_cassettes => context[:ignore_cassettes].dup,338      :cassettes => context[:cassettes].dup339    }340  end341  def ignore_cassettes?342    context_value(:ignore_cassettes)343  end344  def cassettes345    context_value(:cassettes)346  end347  def initialize_fibers348    begin349      require 'fiber'350      @fibers_available = true351    rescue LoadError352      @fibers_available = false353    end354  end355  def initialize_ivars356    initialize_fibers357    @context = {358      MainThread => {359        :turned_off => false,...

instruction_spec.rb

Source:instruction_spec.rb

...3  subject(:instruction) { EXEL::Instruction.new(processor_class, args) }4  let(:processor_class) { double(:processor_class, new: processor_instance) }5  let(:processor_instance) { double(:processor_instance, process: nil) }6  let(:args) { {arg1: 'arg_value1', arg2: {}} }7  let(:context) { {context_key: 'context_value'} }8  describe '#execute' do9    it 'calls process on an instance of the processor class' do10      expect(processor_class).to receive(:new).and_return(processor_instance)11      expect(processor_instance).to receive(:process)12      instruction.execute(context)13    end14    it 'invokes the middleware chain' do15      expect(EXEL.middleware).to receive(:invoke).with(processor_class, context, args)16      instruction.execute(context)17    end18    it 'does not pass a copy of the context' do19      allow(processor_class).to receive(:new) do |context_arg|20        expect(context_arg).to be(context)21        processor_instance...

context_value

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context_value

Using AI Code Generation

1  def initialize(app)2  def call(env)3    @app.call(env)4  def call(env)5    [200, {'Content-Type' => 'text/plain'}, [env['context_value']]]6  def initialize(app)7  def call(env)8    @app.call(env)9  def call(env)10    [200, {'Content-Type' => 'text/plain'}, [env['context_value']]]11  def initialize(app)12  def call(env)13    @app.call(env)14  def call(env)15    [200, {'Content-Type' => 'text/plain'}, [env['context_value']]]16  def initialize(app)17  def call(env)18    @app.call(env)19  def call(env)20    [200, {'Content-Type' => 'text/plain'}, [env['context_value']]]

context_value

Using AI Code Generation

1  def initialize(app)2  def call(env)3    @app.call(env)4  def call(env)5  def initialize(app)6  def call(env)7    @app.call(env)8  def call(env)9  def initialize(app)10  def call(env)11    @app.call(env)12  def call(env)

context_value

Using AI Code Generation

1  def call(env)2  def initialize(app)3  def call(env)4    @app.call(env)5  def call(env)6  def initialize(app)7  def call(env)8    @app.call(env)9  def call(env)10  def initialize(app)11  def call(env)12    @app.call(env)

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