Reputation: 1754
I want to execute Ruby code if command line argument is present:
ruby sanity_checks.rb --trx-request -e staging_psp -g all
Ruby code:
def execute
command_options = CommandOptionsProcessor.parse_command_options
request_type = command_options[:env]
tested_env = command_options[:trx-request] // check here if flag is present
tested_gateways = gateway_names(env: tested_env, gateway_list: command_options[:gateways])
error_logs = []
if(request_type.nil?)
tested_gateways.each do |gateway|
........
end
end
raise error_logs.join("\n") if error_logs.any?
end
How I can get the argument --trx-request
and check is it present?
EDIT:
Command parser:
class CommandOptionsProcessor
def self.parse_command_options
command_options = {}
opt_parser = OptionParser.new do |opt|
opt.banner = 'Usage: ruby sanity_checks.rb [OPTIONS]'
opt.separator "Options:"
opt.on('-e TEST_ENV', '--env TEST_ENV','Set tested environment (underscored).') do |setting|
command_options[:env] = setting
end
opt.on('-g X,Y,Z', '--gateways X,Y,Z', Array, 'Set tested gateways (comma separated, no spaces).') do |setting|
command_options[:gateways] = setting
end
end
opt_parser.parse!(ARGV)
command_options
end
end
Can you advice?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 280
Reputation: 29598
You will need to add a boolean switch option to your OptionParser
like so
opt.on('-t','--[no-]trx-request','Signifies a TRX Request') do |v|
# note we used an underscore rather than a hyphen to make this symbol
# easier to access
command_options[:trx_request] = v
end
Then in your execute
method you can access this as
command_options[:trx_request]
If you need to have a default value you can add one in the parse_command_options
method by setting it outside the OptionParser
as command_options[:trx_request] = false
Upvotes: 2