How to use executeConcept method of execution Package

Best Gauge code snippet using execution.executeConcept

scenarioExecutor.go

Source: scenarioExecutor.go Github

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...141func (e *scenarioExecutor) executeStep(step *gauge.Step, protoItem *gauge_messages.ProtoItem, scenarioResult *result.ScenarioResult) (bool, bool) {142 var failed, recoverable bool143 if protoItem.GetItemType() == gauge_messages.ProtoItem_Concept {144 protoConcept := protoItem.GetConcept()145 res := e.executeConcept(step, protoConcept, scenarioResult)146 failed = res.GetFailed()147 recoverable = res.GetRecoverable()148 } else if protoItem.GetItemType() == gauge_messages.ProtoItem_Step {149 se := &stepExecutor{runner: e.runner, pluginHandler: e.pluginHandler, currentExecutionInfo: e.currentExecutionInfo, stream: e.stream}150 res := se.executeStep(step, protoItem.GetStep())151 protoItem.GetStep().StepExecutionResult = res.ProtoStepExecResult()152 failed = res.GetFailed()153 recoverable = res.ProtoStepExecResult().GetExecutionResult().GetRecoverableError()154 }155 return failed, recoverable156}157func (e *scenarioExecutor) executeConcept(item *gauge.Step, protoConcept *gauge_messages.ProtoConcept, scenarioResult *result.ScenarioResult) *result.ConceptResult {158 cptResult := result.NewConceptResult(protoConcept)159 event.Notify(event.NewExecutionEvent(event.ConceptStart, item, nil, e.stream, *e.currentExecutionInfo))160 defer event.Notify(event.NewExecutionEvent(event.ConceptEnd, nil, cptResult, e.stream, *e.currentExecutionInfo))161 var conceptStepIndex int162 for _, protoStep := range protoConcept.Steps {163 if protoStep.GetItemType() == gauge_messages.ProtoItem_Concept || protoStep.GetItemType() == gauge_messages.ProtoItem_Step {164 failed, recoverable := e.executeStep(item.ConceptSteps[conceptStepIndex], protoStep, scenarioResult)165 conceptStepIndex++166 if failed {167 scenarioResult.SetFailure()168 cptResult.UpdateConceptExecResult()169 if recoverable {170 continue171 }...

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executeConcept

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1import (2func main() {3 gauge.Step("executeConcept <conceptName> <conceptFile>", func(conceptName string, conceptFile string) {4 err := testsuites.ExecuteConcept(conceptName, conceptFile)5 if err != nil {6 fmt.Println(err)7 }8 })9}10import (11func main() {12 gauge.Step("executeConcept <conceptName> <conceptFile>", func(conceptName string, conceptFile string) {13 err := testsuites.ExecuteConcept(conceptName, conceptFile)14 if err != nil {15 fmt.Println(err)16 }17 })18}19import (20func main() {21 gauge.Step("executeConcept <conceptName> <conceptFile>", func(conceptName string, conceptFile string) {22 err := testsuites.ExecuteConcept(conceptName, conceptFile)23 if err != nil {24 fmt.Println(err)25 }26 })27}28import (29func main() {30 gauge.Step("executeConcept <conceptName> <conceptFile>", func(conceptName string, conceptFile string) {31 err := testsuites.ExecuteConcept(conceptName, conceptFile)32 if err != nil {33 fmt.Println(err)34 }35 })36}

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executeConcept

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1import (2type Execution struct {3 Concepts map[string]func() string4}5func (e *Execution) executeConcept(conceptName string) string {6 return e.Concepts[conceptName]()7}8func main() {9 e := Execution{}10 e.Concepts = make(map[string]func() string)11 e.Concepts["hello"] = func() string {12 }13 e.Concepts["world"] = func() string {14 }15 fmt.Println(e.executeConcept("hello"))16 fmt.Println(e.executeConcept("world"))17}

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executeConcept

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of a :", a)4 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of b :", b)5 concept.ExecuteConcept(a, b)6}7import (8func main() {9 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of a :", a)10 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of b :", b)11 concept.ExecuteConcept(a, b)12}13import (14func main() {15 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of a :", a)16 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of b :", b)17 concept.ExecuteConcept(a, b)18}19import (20func main() {21 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of a :", a)22 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of b :", b)23 concept.ExecuteConcept(a, b)24}25import (26func main() {27 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of a :", a)28 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of b :", b)29 concept.ExecuteConcept(a, b)30}31import (32func main() {33 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of a :", a)34 fmt.Println("Before swap, value of b :", b)35 concept.ExecuteConcept(a, b)36}37import (

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executeConcept

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4 a.ExecuteConcept()5}6import (7type Execution struct {8}9func (e Execution) ExecuteConcept() {10 fmt.Println("Inside ExecuteConcept")11 c.Execute()12}13import (14type Concept struct {15}16func (c Concept) Execute() {17 fmt.Println("Inside Execute")18}19import (20type Execution struct {21}22func (e Execution) Execute() {23 fmt.Println("Inside Execute")24}25import (26type Execution struct {27}28func (e Execution) ExecuteConcept() {29 fmt.Println("Inside ExecuteConcept")30 c.Execute()31}32import (33type Concept struct {34}35func (c Concept) Execute() {36 fmt.Println("Inside Execute")37}38import (39type Execution struct {40}41func (e Execution) Execute() {42 fmt.Println("Inside Execute")43}44./​1.go:9: cannot use a (type execution.Execution) as type concept.Concept in assignment:45 execution.Execution does not implement concept.Concept (missing Execute method)46./​1.go:9: cannot use a (

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executeConcept

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello World!")4 execution.executeConcept("concept1")5}6import "fmt"7type Execution struct {8}9func (execution Execution) executeConcept(conceptName string) {10 fmt.Println("Executing concept: " + conceptName)11}12tests/​1_test.go:6: cannot use new(Execution) (type *Execution) as type execution.Execution in argument to execution.executeConcept:13 *Execution does not implement execution.Execution (wrong type for executeConcept method)14 have executeConcept(string)15 want executeConcept(string)

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executeConcept

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Enter number to get its concept")4 fmt.Scan(&number)5 execute.ExecuteConcept(number)6}7import (8type Execution struct {9}10func (execute Execution) ExecuteConcept(number int) {11 switch number {12 fmt.Println("Concept 1")13 fmt.Println("Concept 2")14 fmt.Println("Concept 3")15 fmt.Println("Concept 4")16 fmt.Println("Concept 5")17 fmt.Println("Concept 6")18 fmt.Println("Concept 7")19 fmt.Println("Concept 8")20 fmt.Println("Concept 9")21 fmt.Println("Concept 10")22 fmt.Println("Concept 11")23 fmt.Println("Concept 12")24 fmt.Println("Concept 13")25 fmt.Println("Concept 14")26 fmt.Println("Concept 15")27 fmt.Println("Concept 16")28 fmt.Println("Concept 17")29 fmt.Println("Concept 18")30 fmt.Println("Concept 19")31 fmt.Println("Concept 20")32 fmt.Println("Concept 21")33 fmt.Println("Concept 22")34 fmt.Println("Concept 23")35 fmt.Println("Concept 24")36 fmt.Println("Concept 25")37 fmt.Println("Concept 26")38 fmt.Println("Concept 27")39 fmt.Println("Concept 28

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executeConcept

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1import (2func executeConcept(conceptName, conceptPath, conceptData string) {3 fmt.Println("Executing concept: ", conceptName)4 fmt.Println("Concept path: ", conceptPath)5 fmt.Println("Concept data: ", conceptData)6}7func main() {8 if len(args) > 0 {9 conceptName, conceptPath, conceptData := parseArgs(args[0])10 executeConcept(conceptName, conceptPath, conceptData)11 }12}13func parseArgs(arg string) (string, string, string) {14 conceptDataMap := make(map[string]string)15 conceptDetails := strings.Split(arg, ":")16 if len(conceptDetails) == 2 {17 } else if len(conceptDetails) == 3 {18 conceptDataItems := strings.Split(conceptData, ",")19 for _, item := range conceptDataItems {20 kv := strings.Split(item, "=")21 if len(kv) == 2 {22 }23 }24 }25}

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