module SSHKit class Configuration attr_accessor :umask attr_writer :output, :backend, :default_env, :default_runner def output @output ||= use_format(:pretty) end def deprecation_logger unless defined? @deprecation_logger self.deprecation_output = $stderr end @deprecation_logger end def deprecation_output=(out) @deprecation_logger = DeprecationLogger.new(out) end def default_env @default_env ||= {} end def default_runner @default_runner ||= :parallel end def backend @backend ||= SSHKit::Backend::Netssh end def output_verbosity @output_verbosity ||= logger(:info) end def output_verbosity=(verbosity) @output_verbosity = logger(verbosity) end # TODO: deprecate in favor of `use_format` def format=(format) use_format(format) end # Tell SSHKit to use the specified `formatter` for stdout. The formatter # can be the name of a built-in SSHKit formatter, like `:pretty`, a # formatter class, like `SSHKit::Formatter::Pretty`, or a custom formatter # class you've written yourself. # # Additional arguments will be passed to the formatter's constructor. # # Example: # # config.use_format(:pretty) # # Is equivalent to: # # config.output = SSHKit::Formatter::Pretty.new($stdout) # def use_format(formatter, *args) klass = formatter.is_a?(Class) ? formatter : formatter_class(formatter) self.output = klass.new($stdout, *args) end def command_map @command_map ||= SSHKit::CommandMap.new end def command_map=(value) @command_map = SSHKit::CommandMap.new(value) end private def logger(verbosity) verbosity.is_a?(Integer) ? verbosity : Logger.const_get(verbosity.upcase) end def formatter_class(symbol) name = symbol.to_s.downcase found = SSHKit::Formatter.constants.find do |const| const.to_s.downcase == name end fail NameError, %Q{Unrecognized SSHKit::Formatter "#{symbol}"} if found.nil? SSHKit::Formatter.const_get(found) end end end