How to use NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan method of filter Package

Best Gauge code snippet using filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan

specItemFilter_test.go

Source: specItemFilter_test.go Github

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...174 spec := &gauge.Specification{175 Items: []gauge.Item{scenario1, scenario2, scenario3, scenario4},176 Scenarios: []*gauge.Scenario{scenario1, scenario2, scenario3, scenario4},177 }178 specWithFilteredItems, specWithOtherItems := spec.Filter(NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan([]int{8}))179 c.Assert(len(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios), Equals, 1)180 c.Assert(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios[0], Equals, scenario3)181 c.Assert(len(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios), Equals, 3)182 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[0], Equals, scenario1)183 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[1], Equals, scenario2)184 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[2], Equals, scenario4)185}186func (s *MySuite) TestScenarioSpanFilterLastScenario(c *C) {187 scenario1 := &gauge.Scenario{188 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "First Scenario"},189 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 1, End: 3},190 }191 scenario2 := &gauge.Scenario{192 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "Second Scenario"},193 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 4, End: 6},194 }195 scenario3 := &gauge.Scenario{196 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "Third Scenario"},197 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 7, End: 10},198 }199 scenario4 := &gauge.Scenario{200 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "Fourth Scenario"},201 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 11, End: 15},202 }203 spec := &gauge.Specification{204 Items: []gauge.Item{scenario1, scenario2, scenario3, scenario4},205 Scenarios: []*gauge.Scenario{scenario1, scenario2, scenario3, scenario4},206 }207 specWithFilteredItems, specWithOtherItems := spec.Filter(NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan([]int{13}))208 c.Assert(len(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios), Equals, 1)209 c.Assert(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios[0], Equals, scenario4)210 c.Assert(len(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios), Equals, 3)211 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[0], Equals, scenario1)212 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[1], Equals, scenario2)213 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[2], Equals, scenario3)214}215func (s *MySuite) TestScenarioSpanFilterFirstScenario(c *C) {216 scenario1 := &gauge.Scenario{217 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "First Scenario"},218 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 1, End: 3},219 }220 scenario2 := &gauge.Scenario{221 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "Second Scenario"},222 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 4, End: 6},223 }224 scenario3 := &gauge.Scenario{225 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "Third Scenario"},226 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 7, End: 10},227 }228 scenario4 := &gauge.Scenario{229 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "Fourth Scenario"},230 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 11, End: 15},231 }232 spec := &gauge.Specification{233 Items: []gauge.Item{scenario1, scenario2, scenario3, scenario4},234 Scenarios: []*gauge.Scenario{scenario1, scenario2, scenario3, scenario4},235 }236 specWithFilteredItems, specWithOtherItems := spec.Filter(NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan([]int{2}))237 c.Assert(len(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios), Equals, 1)238 c.Assert(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios[0], Equals, scenario1)239 c.Assert(len(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios), Equals, 3)240 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[0], Equals, scenario2)241 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[1], Equals, scenario3)242 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[2], Equals, scenario4)243}244func (s *MySuite) TestScenarioSpanFilterForSingleScenarioSpec(c *C) {245 scenario1 := &gauge.Scenario{246 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "First Scenario"},247 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 1, End: 3},248 }249 spec := &gauge.Specification{250 Items: []gauge.Item{scenario1},251 Scenarios: []*gauge.Scenario{scenario1},252 }253 specWithFilteredItems, specWithOtherItems := spec.Filter(NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan([]int{3}))254 c.Assert(len(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios), Equals, 1)255 c.Assert(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios[0], Equals, scenario1)256 c.Assert(len(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios), Equals, 0)257}258func (s *MySuite) TestScenarioSpanFilterWithWrongScenarioIndex(c *C) {259 scenario1 := &gauge.Scenario{260 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "First Scenario"},261 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 1, End: 3},262 }263 spec := &gauge.Specification{264 Items: []gauge.Item{scenario1},265 Scenarios: []*gauge.Scenario{scenario1},266 }267 specWithFilteredItems, specWithOtherItems := spec.Filter(NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan([]int{5}))268 c.Assert(len(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios), Equals, 0)269 c.Assert(len(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios), Equals, 1)270 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[0], Equals, scenario1)271}272func (s *MySuite) TestScenarioSpanFilterWithMultipleLineNumbers(c *C) {273 scenario1 := &gauge.Scenario{274 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "First Scenario"},275 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 1, End: 3},276 }277 scenario2 := &gauge.Scenario{278 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "Second Scenario"},279 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 4, End: 6},280 }281 scenario3 := &gauge.Scenario{282 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "Third Scenario"},283 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 7, End: 10},284 }285 scenario4 := &gauge.Scenario{286 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "Fourth Scenario"},287 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 11, End: 15},288 }289 spec := &gauge.Specification{290 Items: []gauge.Item{scenario1, scenario2, scenario3, scenario4},291 Scenarios: []*gauge.Scenario{scenario1, scenario2, scenario3, scenario4},292 }293 specWithFilteredItems, specWithOtherItems := spec.Filter(NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan([]int{3, 13}))294 c.Assert(len(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios), Equals, 2)295 c.Assert(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios[0], Equals, scenario1)296 c.Assert(specWithFilteredItems.Scenarios[1], Equals, scenario4)297 c.Assert(len(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios), Equals, 2)298 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[0], Equals, scenario2)299 c.Assert(specWithOtherItems.Scenarios[1], Equals, scenario3)300}301func (s *MySuite) TestToFilterSpecsByTagExpOfTwoTags(c *C) {302 myTags := []string{"tag1", "tag2"}303 scenario1 := &gauge.Scenario{304 Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "First Scenario"},305 Span: &gauge.Span{Start: 1, End: 3},306 }307 scenario2 := &gauge.Scenario{...

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NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan

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1import (2func main() {3 span := event.SpanContext{4 }5 filter := processor.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)6 fmt.Println("filter", filter)7}8import (9func main() {10 span := event.SpanContext{11 }12 filter := processor.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)13 fmt.Println("filter", filter)14}15import (16func main() {17 span := event.SpanContext{18 }19 filter := processor.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)20 fmt.Println("filter", filter)21}22import (23func main() {24 span := event.SpanContext{25 }26 filter := processor.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)27 fmt.Println("filter", filter)28}29import (

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NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan

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1import (2func main() {3 ze, err := zipkin.NewExporter(4 if err != nil {5 log.Fatalf("Failed to create the Zipkin exporter: %v", err)6 }7 trace.RegisterExporter(ze)8 trace.ApplyConfig(trace.Config{DefaultSampler: trace.ProbabilitySampler(0.5)})9 trace.ApplyConfig(trace.Config{DefaultSampler: NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan()})10 ctx, span := trace.StartSpan(context.Background(), "main")11 span.AddAttributes(trace.StringAttribute("key", "value"))12 defer span.End()13 ctx, child := trace.StartSpan(ctx, "child")14 child.AddAttributes(trace.StringAttribute("key", "value"))15 defer child.End()16 ctx, child2 := trace.StartSpan(ctx, "child2")17 child2.AddAttributes(trace.StringAttribute("key", "value"))18 defer child2.End()19 ctx, child3 := trace.StartSpan(ctx, "child3")20 child3.AddAttributes(trace.StringAttribute("key", "value"))21 defer child3.End()22 ctx, child4 := trace.StartSpan(ctx, "child4")23 child4.AddAttributes(trace.StringAttribute("key", "value"))24 defer child4.End()25 ctx, child5 := trace.StartSpan(ctx, "child5")26 child5.AddAttributes(trace.StringAttribute("key", "value"))27 defer child5.End()28 ctx, child6 := trace.StartSpan(ctx, "child6")29 child6.AddAttributes(trace.StringAttribute("key", "value"))30 defer child6.End()31 ctx, child7 := trace.StartSpan(ctx, "child7")32 child7.AddAttributes(trace.StringAttribute("key", "value"))33 defer child7.End()34 ctx, child8 := trace.StartSpan(ctx, "child

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NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan

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1func main() {2 filter := filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)3}4func main() {5 filter := filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)6}7func main() {8 filter := filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)9}10func main() {11 filter := filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)12}13func main() {14 filter := filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)15}16func main() {17 filter := filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)18}19func main() {20 filter := filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)21}22func main() {23 filter := filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)24}25func main() {26 filter := filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(span)27}28func main()

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