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How to use FormatSpecFilesIn method of formatter Package

Best Gauge code snippet using formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn

formatter.go

...252		formatted = fmt.Sprintf("%s%s", formatted, character)253	}254	return formatted255}256func FormatSpecFilesIn(filesLocation string) {257	specFiles := util.GetSpecFiles([]string{filesLocation})258	parseResults := FormatSpecFiles(specFiles...)259	if parser.HandleParseResult(parseResults...) {260		os.Exit(1)261	}262}...

format.go

Source: format.go

...18		if err := config.SetProjectRoot(args); err != nil {19			exit(err, cmd.UsageString())20		}21		loadEnvAndReinitLogger(cmd)22		formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(getSpecsDir(args)[0])23	},24	DisableAutoGenTag: true,25}26func init() {27	GaugeCmd.AddCommand(formatCmd)28}...

FormatSpecFilesIn

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2var _ = gauge.Step("Format all the spec files in <path> with <indentationType> and <indentationCount> indentation", func(path, indentationType string, indentationCount int) {3	wd, _ := os.Getwd()4	specPath := filepath.Join(wd, path)5	formatter := testsuit.NewFormatter(indentationType, indentationCount)6	err := formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(specPath)7	if err != nil {8		gauge.WriteMessage("Error: %s", err.Error())9	}10})

FormatSpecFilesIn

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2var _ = gauge.Step("format all spec files in the current directory", func() {3	err := formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(".")4	if err != nil {5		log.Fatal(err)6	}7})8var _ = gauge.Step("format all spec files in the current directory with a custom indentation", func() {9	err := formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(".", formatter.WithIndentation(2))10	if err != nil {11		log.Fatal(err)12	}13})14var _ = gauge.Step("format all spec files in the current directory with a custom extension", func() {15	err := formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(".", formatter.WithExtension("spec"))16	if err != nil {17		log.Fatal(err)18	}19})20var _ = gauge.Step("format all spec files in the current directory with a custom indentation and extension", func() {21	err := formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(".", formatter.WithIndentation(2), formatter.WithExtension("spec"))22	if err != nil {23		log.Fatal(err)24	}25})26var _ = gauge.Step("format spec files in the current directory with a custom indentation and extension", func() {27	err := formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(".", formatter.WithIndentation(2), formatter.WithExtension("spec"))28	if err != nil {29		log.Fatal(err)30	}31})32var _ = gauge.Step("format spec files in the current directory with a custom indentation and extension", func() {33	err := formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(".", formatter.WithIndentation(2), formatter.WithExtension("spec"))34	if err != nil {35		log.Fatal(err)36	}37})38var _ = gauge.Step("format spec files in the current directory with a custom indentation and extension", func() {39	err := formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(".", formatter.WithIndentation(2), formatter.WithExtension("spec"))40	if err != nil {41		log.Fatal(err)42	}43})44var _ = gauge.Step("format spec files in the current directory with a custom indentation and extension", func() {45	err := formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(".", formatter.WithIndentation(2), formatter.WithExtension("spec"))46	if err != nil {47		log.Fatal(err)48	}49})50var _ = gauge.Step("format

FormatSpecFilesIn

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	app.Run(func(ctx app.Context) error {4		path := file.Abs("spec")5		compiler.FormatSpecFilesIn(ctx, path)6		fmt.Println("Formatted all files in spec folder")7	})8}9import (10func main() {11	app.Run(func(ctx app.Context) error {12		path := file.Abs("spec")13		compiler.FormatSpecFilesIn(ctx, path)14		fmt.Println("Formatted all files in spec folder")15	})16}17import (18func main() {19	app.Run(func(ctx app.Context) error {20		path := file.Abs("spec")21		compiler.FormatSpecFilesIn(ctx, path)22		fmt.Println("Formatted all files in spec folder")23	})24}25import (26func main() {27	app.Run(func(ctx app.Context) error {28		path := file.Abs("spec")29		compiler.FormatSpecFilesIn(ctx, path)30		fmt.Println("Formatted all files in

FormatSpecFilesIn

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    src := []byte(`package main4import "fmt"5func main() {6    fmt.Println("Hello, World!")7}`)8    dst, err := format.Source(src)9    if err != nil {10        panic(err)11    }12    fmt.Println(string(dst))13}14import "fmt"15func main() {16    fmt.Println("Hello, World!")17}18import (19func main() {20    src := []byte(`package main21import "fmt"22func main() {23    fmt.Println("Hello, World!")24}`)25    dst, err := format.Source(src)26    if err != nil {27        panic(err)28    }29    fmt.Println(string(dst))30}31import "fmt"32func main() {33    fmt.Println("Hello, World!")34}35Formatting source code using goimports package36import (37func main() {38    src := []byte(`package main39import "fmt"40func main() {41    fmt.Println("Hello, World!")42}`)

FormatSpecFilesIn

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    files := []string{"./test.go"}4    formatter.FormatSpecFilesIn(files)5}6import (7func main() {8    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")9}

FormatSpecFilesIn

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	root := "D:\\Go\\src\\golang.org\\x\\tools\\go\\imports"4	err := filepath.Walk(root, func(path string, info os.FileInfo, err error) error {5		files = append(files, path)6	})7	if err != nil {8		panic(err)9	}10	for _, file := range files {11		fmt.Println(file)12	}13	err = format.FormatSpecFilesIn(root, files, nil, format.UseSpaces, 4)14	if err != nil {15		panic(err)16	}17}

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