On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 11:11 AM, Jakov Sosic <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I asked on puppet-users but I think I made a mistake, this seems to me
> more like a question for puppet-dev. Sorry if it's not :(
>
>
> So, to allow me to easier debug my providers, I sometimes wanna use
> 'command' in my own ruby code.
>
> Trying to figure out how is problem.
>
> This is how I use it inside a provider:
>
> commands :wget => '/usr/bin/wget',
> :cp => '/bin/cp'
>
> Later, I can run the command with simple:
>
> wget('http://example.com')
>
>
>
> Now, I tried doing this:
>
> something = Puppet::Provider.commands({:wget => '/usr/bin/wget'})
> something.wget('http://example.com')
>
> but, I get this:
>
>
> test.rb:15: undefined method `wget' for {:wget=>"/usr/bin/wget"}:Hash
> (NoMethodError)
>
>
> I also tried running:
>
> wget = Puppet::Provider::Command.new('wget', '/usr/bin/wget',
> Puppet::Util, Puppet::Util::Execution)
> puts Puppet::Util::Execution.execute(['wget','http://example.com'],{})
>
> but the output is blank...
>
>
The generated command method is an instance method on the provider. You can
instantiate the provider and then call the method:
1.9.1 :005 > require 'puppet'
=> false
1.9.1 :006 > gem = Puppet::Type.type(:package).provider(:gem).new(nil)
=> (provider=gem)
1.9.1 :007 > gem.gemcmd("list")
=> "activemodel (3.2.19)\nactiverecord (3.2.19)\nactivesupport
(3.2.19)\narel (3.0.3)\nbuilder (3.0.4)\nbundler (1.5.2)\nCFPropertyList
(2.2.8)\ncoderay (1.1.0)\ncolumnize (0.8.9)\ncouchrest (1.2.0)\ndebugger
(1.6.8)\ndebugger-linecache (1.2.0)\ndebugger-pry
(0.1.1)\ndebugger-ruby_core_source (1.3.5)\ndiff-lcs (1.2.5)\ndocile
(1.1.5)\nfacter (2.1.0 universal-darwin)\nhiera (1.3.4)\nhpricot
(0.8.6)\ni18n (0.6.11)\njira-ruby (0.1.10)\njson-schema (2.1.1)\njson_pure
(1.8.1)\nmetaclass (0.0.4)\nmethod_source (0.8.2)\nmime-types
(1.25.1)\nmocha (0.10.5)\nmsgpack (0.5.8)\nmulti_json (1.7.7)\nmustache
(0.99.6)\nnet-ssh (2.9.1)\noauth (0.4.7)\npry (0.10.0)\npuppet
(3.7.1)\npuppet-lint (0.3.2)\npuppet-syntax (1.2.2)\npuppetlabs_spec_helper
(0.8.0)\nracc (1.4.9)\nrack (1.5.2)\nrake (10.1.1)\nrdiscount
(2.1.7.1)\nredcarpet (2.3.0)\nrest-client (1.6.7)\nronn (0.7.3)\nrspec
(2.14.1)\nrspec-core (2.14.8)\nrspec-expectations (2.14.5)\nrspec-mocks
(2.14.6)\nrspec-puppet (1.0.1)\nruby-prof (0.15.1)\nsimplecov
(0.9.0)\nsimplecov-html (0.8.0)\nslop (3.6.0)\nsqlite3 (1.3.9)\nstomp
(1.3.2)\ntzinfo (0.3.40)\nyard (0.8.7.4)\nyarjuf (1.0.6)\n"
1.9.1 :008 >
If you want to try to use the Puppet::Provider::Command class directly you
do:
1.9.1 :011 > cmd = Puppet::Provider::Command.new('ls', '/bin/ls',
Puppet::Util, Puppet::Util::Execution)
=> #<Puppet::Provider::Command:0x007fd22d80abe0 @name="ls",
@executable="/bin/ls", @resolver=Puppet::Util,
@executor=Puppet::Util::Execution, @options={}>
1.9.1 :012 > cmd.execute()
=>
"COMMITTERS.md\nCONTRIBUTING.md\nGemfile\nGemfile.2.7\nGemfile.local\nGemfile.lock\nLICENSE\nREADME.md\nRakefile\nacceptance\napi\nautotest\navatars\nbenchmarks\nbin\nbuilds.puppetlabs.lan\ncallgrind.defined_types4.1407092813.trace\nconf\ndefaults.pp\ndefined_types4.samples\ndemo\ndoc\ndocs\nerr.pp\nevaluations.samples\nexamples\next\
ngravatars.pl
\ninitial.prof\ninstall.rb\nlib\nman\npkg\npuppet.gemspec\npuppet.gemspec.2.7\nresource_expressions\nspec\nspec_order.txt\nt.pp\ntags\ntasks\ntesting\ntesting.file\nundef.pp\nutil\nyardoc\n"
1.9.1 :013 >
Notice that I called the #execute method on the command object.
> Any ideas?
>
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