Class: RackBox::Bin
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #info(*args) ⇒ Object
- #info_help ⇒ Object
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#initialize(*args) ⇒ Bin
constructor
A new instance of Bin.
- #request(*args) ⇒ Object
- #request_help ⇒ Object
- #usage(*args) ⇒ Object
Constructor Details
#initialize(*args) ⇒ Bin
Returns a new instance of Bin.
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# File 'lib/rackbox/bin.rb', line 13 def initialize *args @default_command = :request super end |
Instance Method Details
#info(*args) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/rackbox/bin.rb', line 144 def info *args set_rackbox_app args puts "RackBox.app => #{ RackBox.app( :silent => true ).inspect }" end |
#info_help ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/rackbox/bin.rb', line 135 def info_help <<doco Usage: #{ script_name } info Summary: Display information about the current Rack application end doco end |
#request(*args) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/rackbox/bin.rb', line 80 def request *args # if args is ampty, we likely just called: $ rackbox # which came to #request because it's the default command, # so we should print out the usage for rackbox and exit if args.empty? usage exit end set_rackbox_app args = { :show => [], :headers => {} } opts = OptionParser.new do |opts| opts.on('-j', '--json'){ [:headers]['Accept'] = 'application/json' } opts.on('-x', '--xml'){ [:headers]['Accept'] = 'application/xml' } opts.on('-m','--method [m]'){|m| [:method] = m } opts.on('-d','--data [d]'){|d| [:data] = d } opts.on('-s','--show [s]'){|s| [:show] += s.split(',') } opts.on('-h','--header [h]'){|h| name,value = h.split('=') [:headers][name] = value } end opts.parse! args = { } [:method] = [:method] if [:method] [:data] = [:data] if [:data] [:headers].each do |name, value| [name] = value end url = args.pop response = RackBox.request url, [:show] = %w( body headers status ) if [:show].empty? if [:show].include? 'body' body_text = '' response.body.each {|str| body_text << str } end output = "Response:\n" output << " Status: #{ response.status }\n" if [:show].include? 'status' output << " Headers: \n#{ response.headers.to_yaml.strip.indent(4) }\n" if [:show].include? 'headers' output << " Body: \n#{ body_text.indent(4) }\n" if [:show].include? 'body' puts output end |
#request_help ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/rackbox/bin.rb', line 62 def request_help <<doco Usage: #{ script_name } request '/some/path' Options: -m, --method The HTTP method to use, default: get -d, --data Data to that you can PUT/POST, eg. -d '<XML>' -s, --show What to show, eg. -s body,headers,status or call multiple times, eg. -s body -s headers -h, --header Add header to request, eg. -h accept=text/plain -j, --json Sets 'Accept' header to 'application/json' -x, --xml Sets 'Accept' header to 'application/xml' Summary: Run a request against a Rack app end doco end |
#usage(*args) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/rackbox/bin.rb', line 18 def usage *args puts <<doco rackbox == %{ For hitting your Rack applications } Usage: rackbox command [options] Examples: rackbox info # prints app info rackbox commands # list commands rackbox get / # request / path rackbox post -d '<XML>' / # POST data to / path rackbox / # GET / rackbox --data '<XML>' # POST data to / path rackbox /dogs --xml # get /dogs, accepting xml Options: -a, --app "MyApp.new" # ruby to eval to get Rack app -r, --require file[.rb] # ruby file(s) to require Further help: rackbox commands # list all available commands rackbox help <COMMAND> # show help for COMMAND rackbox help # show this help message doco end |