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# encoding: utf-8
# Add an helper method named `let_tmp_file` to spec example, this
# helper will create a temporary file with the content from the block,
# it behave like a normal `let` statement. Also to make things easier temporary
# debug it will create another `let` statement with the actual content of the block.
#
# Example:
# ```
# let_tmp_file(:hello_world_file) { "Hello world" } # return a path to a tmp file containing "Hello World"
# and will create this debug `let`, the value of the file will be the same.
# let(:hello_world_file_content) # return "Hello world"
#
module FileHelpers
AUTO_CLEAN = true
def self.included(base)
base.extend(ClassMethods)
end
def write_to_tmp_file(content)
file = Stud::Temporary.file("test-logstash-input-beats", "w+", 0600)
file.write(content.to_s)
file.close
file.path
end
module ClassMethods
def let_empty_tmp_file(name, &block)
let(name) do
path = nil
f = Stud::Temporary.file
f.close
path = f.path
@__let_tmp_files = [] unless @__let_tmp_files
@__let_tmp_files << path
path
end
end
def let_tmp_file(name, &block)
after :each do
if @__let_tmp_files && FileHelpers::AUTO_CLEAN
@__let_tmp_files.each do |f|
FileUtils.rm_f(f)
end
end
end
name_content = "#{name}_content"
let(name_content, &block)
let(name) do
content = __send__(name_content)
path = write_to_tmp_file(content)
@__let_tmp_files = [] unless @__let_tmp_files
@__let_tmp_files << path
path
end
end
end
end
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