ip-ranges 0.3.1 → 0.3.2
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- checksums.yaml +4 -4
- data/Rakefile +1 -1
- data/lib/ip-ranges/range.rb +22 -4
- data/spec/ip-ranges/range_spec.rb +132 -44
- metadata +1 -1
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data/Rakefile
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# Change these as appropriate
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s.name = "ip-ranges"
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s.version = "0.3.
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s.version = "0.3.2"
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s.summary = "Compare and manipulate ranges of IP numbers"
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s.author = "David Salgado"
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s.email = "david@digitalronin.com"
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data/lib/ip-ranges/range.rb
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# Arguments
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# * An +Ip+ object
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# Extend the range if the
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# Extend the range if the supplied IP is the next, contiguous ip in the range. Otherwise return false and do nothing.
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def push(ip)
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if empty?
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@last = ip
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set_single_value(ip)
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@last = ip
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# Arguments
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# * An +Ip+ object
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# Extend the range at the start if the supplied IP is the previous, contiguous ip in the range. Otherwise return false and do nothing.
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def unshift(ip)
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if empty?
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set_single_value(ip)
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elsif ip.to_s == @first.dup.decrement
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@first = ip
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else
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end
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end
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# Returns the last Ip object in this range.
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def last
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def set_single_value(ip)
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@first = ip
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@last = ip
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end
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def empty?
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end
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context "
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context "extending" do
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let(:ip1) { IpRanges::Ip.new(:number => '1.1.1.1') }
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let(:ip2) { IpRanges::Ip.new(:number => '1.1.1.2') }
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let(:ip3) { IpRanges::Ip.new(:number => '1.1.1.3') }
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let(:ip4) { IpRanges::Ip.new(:number => '1.1.1.4') }
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context "
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context "unshifting" do
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context "when range is empty" do
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let(:empty) { described_class.new(:range => '') }
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it "unshifts" do
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res = empty.unshift(ip1)
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expect(res).to be_truthy
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end
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it "sets first ip" do
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empty.unshift(ip1)
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}.to change(empty, :first).from(nil).to(ip1)
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end
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it "sets last ip" do
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expect {
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}.to change(empty, :last).from(nil).to(ip1)
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end
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context "when range has a start" do
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let(:r1) { described_class.new(:range => ip2.to_s) }
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context "unshifting previous ip" do
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it "unshifts" do
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res = r1.unshift(ip1)
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expect(res).to be_truthy
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end
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it "doesn't affect last ip" do
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r1.unshift(ip1)
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}.to_not change(r1, :last).from(ip2)
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context "unshifting non-contiguous ip" do
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it "doesn't unshift" do
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res = r1.unshift(ip4)
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expect(res).to be_falsey
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end
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it "doesn't set first ip" do
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context "when range has start and end" do
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let(:range) { described_class.new(:range => [ip2.to_s, ip3.to_s].join('..')) }
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context "unshifting previous ip" do
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it "unshifts" do
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end
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it "sets first ip" do
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}.to change(range, :first).from(ip2).to(ip1)
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it "doesn't unshift" do
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end
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it "doesn't set first ip" do
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