project_btorretta 0.0.2 → 0.0.3

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  1. data/project_btorretta.rb +29 -34
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- require 'net/https'
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- class Servicedesk
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- # This is just meant to take in a ticket from a user prompt and pass back the status
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- # example: input 671148 at the command prompt
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- #no arguments needed
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- #This is my documentation
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- #note at the moment, its specific to the my environment, so I'll have to make it general as a gem. To use it as your own, you'd want to stub in your api and u/p
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- attr_accessor :ticket
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- def initialize
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- @ticket = ticket
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- end
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- def lets_ask(*ticket)
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- i = puts "What is your ticket number?"
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- ticket = gets.chomp
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- ticket = ticket.to_i
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- site = Net::HTTP.new(yourapihere.com", 443)
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- site.use_ssl = true
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- response = site.get2("/v1/incident/IUAT#{ticket}.yaml", 'Authorization' =>'Basic ' + ["user:password"].pack('m').strip)
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- puts response.body
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- if response.body.match("error") then raise SyntaxError.new('Please enter your Incident number without letters, for example 671148') end
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- end
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- #n= Servicedesk.new
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- #n.lets_ask
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- end
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- class ServiceDesk2 <Servicedesk
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- n= Servicedesk.new
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- n.lets_ask
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- end
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+ require 'net/https'
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+ class Servicedesk
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+ # This is just meant to take in a ticket from a user prompt and pass back the status
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+ # Example: input 671148 at the command prompt
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+ # Arguments: this doesn't have a CLI mode, so only thing to be passed is a ticket number
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+ #following guidelines at http://guides.rubygems.org/make-your-own-gem/#documenting-code
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+ #note at the moment, its specific to the my environment, so I'll have to make it general as a gem. To use it as your own, you'd want to stub in your api and u/p. I really should have used rspec mocks to fake an api with data in it.
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+ attr_accessor :ticket
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+ def initialize
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+ @ticket = ticket
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+ end
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+ def lets_ask(*ticket)
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+ i = puts "What is your ticket number?"
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+ ticket = gets.chomp
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+ ticket = ticket.to_i
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+ site = Net::HTTP.new(yourapihere.com", 443)
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+ site.use_ssl = true
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+ response = site.get2("/v1/incident/IUAT#{ticket}.yaml", 'Authorization' =>'Basic ' + ["user:password"].pack('m').strip)
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+ puts response.body
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+ if response.body.match("error") then raise SyntaxError.new('Please enter your Incident number without letters, for example 671148') end
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+ end
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+ #n= Servicedesk.new
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+ #n.lets_ask
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+ end
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+ class ServiceDesk2 <Servicedesk
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+ n= Servicedesk.new
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+ n.lets_ask
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+ end
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: project_btorretta
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: 0.0.2
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+ version: 0.0.3
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  prerelease:
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  platform: ruby
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  authors: