octofacts/lib/octofacts_updater/plugin.rb

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# frozen_string_literal: true
# This class provides the base methods for fact manipulation plugins.
require "digest"
module OctofactsUpdater
class Plugin
# Register a plugin.
#
# plugin_name - A Symbol which is the name of the plugin.
# block - A block of code that constitutes the plugin. See sample plugins for expected format.
def self.register(plugin_name, &block)
@plugins ||= {}
if @plugins.key?(plugin_name.to_sym)
raise ArgumentError, "A plugin named #{plugin_name} is already registered."
end
@plugins[plugin_name.to_sym] = block
end
# Execute a plugin
#
# plugin_name - A Symbol which is the name of the plugin.
# fact - An OctofactsUpdater::Fact object
# args - An optional Hash of additional configuration arguments
# all_facts - A Hash of all of the facts
#
# Returns nothing, but may adjust the "fact"
def self.execute(plugin_name, fact, args = {}, all_facts = {})
unless @plugins.key?(plugin_name.to_sym)
raise NoMethodError, "A plugin named #{plugin_name} could not be found."
end
begin
@plugins[plugin_name.to_sym].call(fact, args, all_facts)
rescue => e
warn "#{e.class} occurred executing #{plugin_name} on #{fact.name} with value #{fact.value.inspect}"
raise e
end
end
# Clear out a plugin definition. (Useful for testing.)
#
# plugin_name - The name of the plugin to clear.
def self.clear!(plugin_name)
@plugins ||= {}
@plugins.delete(plugin_name.to_sym)
end
# Get the plugins hash.
def self.plugins
@plugins
end
# ---------------------------
# Below this point are shared methods intended to be called by plugins.
# ---------------------------
# Randomize a long string. This method accepts a string (consisting of, for example, a SSH key)
# and returns a string of the same length, but with randomized characters.
#
# string_in - A String with the original fact value.
#
# Returns a String with the same length as string_in.
def self.randomize_long_string(string_in)
seed = Digest::SHA512.hexdigest(string_in).to_i(36)
prng = Random.new(seed)
chars = [("a".."z"), ("A".."Z"), ("0".."9")].flat_map(&:to_a)
(1..(string_in.length)).map { chars[prng.rand(chars.length)] }.join
end
end
end