lib/tls_map/extractor.rb in tls-map-1.3.0 vs lib/tls_map/extractor.rb in tls-map-1.3.1

- old
+ new

@@ -95,11 +95,11 @@ # Extract the ciphers from the sslyze output file # @param file [String] Path of the sslyze output file, beware of the format expected. # See {TLSmap::App::Extractor} # @return [Array<String>] Cipher array (IANA names) def parse(file) - data = JSON.load_file(file) + data = Utils.json_load_file(file) extract_cipher(data) end # Extract the ciphers from the sslyze output file # @param json_data [Hash] Ruby hash of the parsed JSON @@ -162,11 +162,11 @@ # Extract the ciphers from the testssl output file # @param file [String] Path of the testssl output file, beware of the format expected. # See {TLSmap::App::Extractor} # @return [Array<String>] Cipher array (IANA names) def parse(file) - data = JSON.load_file(file) + data = Utils.json_load_file(file) extract_cipher(data) end # Extract the ciphers from the testssl output file # @param json_data [Hash] Ruby hash of the parsed JSON @@ -212,10 +212,10 @@ # Extract the ciphers from the ssllabs-scan output file # @param file [String] Path of the ssllabs-scan output file, beware of the format expected. # See {TLSmap::App::Extractor} # @return [Array<String>] Cipher array (IANA names) def parse(file) - data = JSON.load_file(file) + data = Utils.json_load_file(file) extract_cipher(data) end # Extract the ciphers from the ssllabs-scan output file # @param json_data [Hash] Ruby hash of the parsed JSON