How to use GetRowCount method of gauge Package

Best Gauge code snippet using gauge.GetRowCount

specExecutor.go

Source: specExecutor.go Github

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...65 if _, ok := e.errMap.SpecErrs[e.specification]; ok {66 e.skipSpec()67 return e.specResult68 }69 e.dataTableIndexes = getDataTableRows(e.specification.DataTable.Table.GetRowCount())70 if len(e.specification.Scenarios) == 0 {71 e.skipSpecForError(fmt.Errorf("%s: No scenarios found in spec\n", e.specification.FileName))72 return e.specResult73 }74 event.Notify(event.NewExecutionEvent(event.SpecStart, e.specification, nil, e.stream, *e.currentExecutionInfo))75 defer event.Notify(event.NewExecutionEvent(event.SpecEnd, nil, e.specResult, e.stream, *e.currentExecutionInfo))76 res := e.initSpecDataStore()77 if res.GetFailed() {78 e.skipSpecForError(fmt.Errorf("Failed to initialize spec datastore. Error: %s", res.GetErrorMessage()))79 return e.specResult80 }81 e.notifyBeforeSpecHook()82 if !e.specResult.GetFailed() {83 if e.specification.DataTable.Table.GetRowCount() == 0 {84 scenarioResults := e.executeScenarios()85 e.specResult.AddScenarioResults(scenarioResults)86 } else {87 e.executeTableDrivenSpec()88 }89 }90 e.notifyAfterSpecHook()91 e.specResult.SetSkipped(e.specResult.ScenarioSkippedCount == len(e.specification.Scenarios))92 return e.specResult93}94func (e *specExecutor) executeTableDrivenSpec() {95 var res [][]result.Result96 var executedRowIndexes []int97 for _, tableRowIndex := range e.dataTableIndexes {98 e.currentTableRow = tableRowIndex99 res = append(res, e.executeScenarios())100 executedRowIndexes = append(executedRowIndexes, e.currentTableRow)101 }102 e.specResult.AddTableDrivenScenarioResult(res, executedRowIndexes)103}104func (e *specExecutor) resolveItems(items []gauge.Item) []*gauge_messages.ProtoItem {105 var protoItems []*gauge_messages.ProtoItem106 for _, item := range items {107 if item.Kind() != gauge.TearDownKind {108 protoItems = append(protoItems, e.resolveToProtoItem(item))109 }110 }111 return protoItems112}113func (e *specExecutor) resolveToProtoItem(item gauge.Item) *gauge_messages.ProtoItem {114 var protoItem *gauge_messages.ProtoItem115 switch item.Kind() {116 case gauge.StepKind:117 if (item.(*gauge.Step)).IsConcept {118 concept := item.(*gauge.Step)119 protoItem = e.resolveToProtoConceptItem(*concept)120 } else {121 protoItem = e.resolveToProtoStepItem(item.(*gauge.Step))122 }123 break124 default:125 protoItem = gauge.ConvertToProtoItem(item)126 }127 return protoItem128}129/​/​ Not passing pointer as we cannot modify the original concept step's lookup. This has to be populated for each iteration over data table.130func (e *specExecutor) resolveToProtoConceptItem(concept gauge.Step) *gauge_messages.ProtoItem {131 paramResolver := new(parser.ParamResolver)132 parser.PopulateConceptDynamicParams(&concept, e.dataTableLookup())133 protoConceptItem := gauge.ConvertToProtoItem(&concept)134 protoConceptItem.Concept.ConceptStep.StepExecutionResult = &gauge_messages.ProtoStepExecutionResult{}135 for stepIndex, step := range concept.ConceptSteps {136 /​/​ Need to reset parent as the step.parent is pointing to a concept whose lookup is not populated yet137 if step.IsConcept {138 step.Parent = &concept139 protoConceptItem.GetConcept().GetSteps()[stepIndex] = e.resolveToProtoConceptItem(*step)140 } else {141 stepParameters := paramResolver.GetResolvedParams(step, &concept, e.dataTableLookup())142 updateProtoStepParameters(protoConceptItem.Concept.Steps[stepIndex].Step, stepParameters)143 e.setSkipInfo(protoConceptItem.Concept.Steps[stepIndex].Step, step)144 }145 }146 protoConceptItem.Concept.ConceptStep.StepExecutionResult.Skipped = false147 return protoConceptItem148}149func (e *specExecutor) resolveToProtoStepItem(step *gauge.Step) *gauge_messages.ProtoItem {150 protoStepItem := gauge.ConvertToProtoItem(step)151 paramResolver := new(parser.ParamResolver)152 parameters := paramResolver.GetResolvedParams(step, nil, e.dataTableLookup())153 updateProtoStepParameters(protoStepItem.Step, parameters)154 e.setSkipInfo(protoStepItem.Step, step)155 return protoStepItem156}157func (e *specExecutor) initSpecDataStore() *gauge_messages.ProtoExecutionResult {158 initSpecDataStoreMessage := &gauge_messages.Message{MessageType: gauge_messages.Message_SpecDataStoreInit,159 SpecDataStoreInitRequest: &gauge_messages.SpecDataStoreInitRequest{}}160 return e.runner.ExecuteAndGetStatus(initSpecDataStoreMessage)161}162func (e *specExecutor) notifyBeforeSpecHook() {163 m := &gauge_messages.Message{MessageType: gauge_messages.Message_SpecExecutionStarting,164 SpecExecutionStartingRequest: &gauge_messages.SpecExecutionStartingRequest{CurrentExecutionInfo: e.currentExecutionInfo}}165 res := executeHook(m, e.specResult, e.runner, e.pluginHandler)166 if res.GetFailed() {167 setSpecFailure(e.currentExecutionInfo)168 handleHookFailure(e.specResult, res, result.AddPreHook)169 }170}171func (e *specExecutor) notifyAfterSpecHook() {172 m := &gauge_messages.Message{MessageType: gauge_messages.Message_SpecExecutionEnding,173 SpecExecutionEndingRequest: &gauge_messages.SpecExecutionEndingRequest{CurrentExecutionInfo: e.currentExecutionInfo}}174 res := executeHook(m, e.specResult, e.runner, e.pluginHandler)175 if res.GetFailed() {176 setSpecFailure(e.currentExecutionInfo)177 handleHookFailure(e.specResult, res, result.AddPostHook)178 }179}180func executeHook(message *gauge_messages.Message, execTimeTracker result.ExecTimeTracker, r runner.Runner, ph *plugin.Handler) *gauge_messages.ProtoExecutionResult {181 ph.NotifyPlugins(message)182 executionResult := r.ExecuteAndGetStatus(message)183 execTimeTracker.AddExecTime(executionResult.GetExecutionTime())184 return executionResult185}186func (e *specExecutor) skipSpecForError(err error) {187 logger.Errorf(err.Error())188 validationError := validation.NewStepValidationError(&gauge.Step{LineNo: e.specification.Heading.LineNo, LineText: e.specification.Heading.Value},189 err.Error(), e.specification.FileName, nil)190 for _, scenario := range e.specification.Scenarios {191 e.errMap.ScenarioErrs[scenario] = []error{validationError}192 }193 e.errMap.SpecErrs[e.specification] = []error{validationError}194 e.skipSpec()195}196func (e *specExecutor) accumulateSkippedScenarioResults() []result.Result {197 var scenarioResults []result.Result198 for _, scenario := range e.specification.Scenarios {199 scenarioResults = append(scenarioResults, e.getSkippedScenarioResult(scenario))200 }201 return scenarioResults202}203func (e *specExecutor) failSpec() {204 e.specResult.Errors = e.convertErrors(e.errMap.SpecErrs[e.specification])205 e.specResult.SetFailure()206}207func (e *specExecutor) skipSpec() {208 if e.specResult.ProtoSpec.GetIsTableDriven() {209 res := make([][]result.Result, 0)210 executedRowIndexes := make([]int, 0)211 for i := 0; i < e.specification.DataTable.Table.GetRowCount(); i++ {212 e.currentTableRow = i213 res = append(res, e.accumulateSkippedScenarioResults())214 executedRowIndexes = append(executedRowIndexes, e.currentTableRow)215 }216 e.specResult.AddTableDrivenScenarioResult(res, executedRowIndexes)217 } else {218 e.specResult.AddScenarioResults(e.accumulateSkippedScenarioResults())219 }220 e.specResult.Errors = e.convertErrors(e.errMap.SpecErrs[e.specification])221 e.specResult.Skipped = true222}223func (e *specExecutor) convertErrors(specErrors []error) []*gauge_messages.Error {224 var errors []*gauge_messages.Error225 for _, e := range specErrors {226 switch e.(type) {227 case parser.ParseError:228 err := e.(parser.ParseError)229 errors = append(errors, &gauge_messages.Error{230 Message: err.Error(),231 LineNumber: int32(err.LineNo),232 Filename: err.FileName,233 Type: gauge_messages.Error_PARSE_ERROR,234 })235 case validation.StepValidationError, validation.SpecValidationError:236 errors = append(errors, &gauge_messages.Error{237 Message: e.Error(),238 Type: gauge_messages.Error_VALIDATION_ERROR,239 })240 }241 }242 return errors243}244func (e *specExecutor) setSkipInfo(protoStep *gauge_messages.ProtoStep, step *gauge.Step) {245 protoStep.StepExecutionResult = &gauge_messages.ProtoStepExecutionResult{}246 protoStep.StepExecutionResult.Skipped = false247 if _, ok := e.errMap.StepErrs[step]; ok {248 protoStep.StepExecutionResult.Skipped = true249 protoStep.StepExecutionResult.SkippedReason = "Step implementation not found"250 }251}252func (e *specExecutor) getItemsForScenarioExecution(steps []*gauge.Step) []*gauge_messages.ProtoItem {253 items := make([]gauge.Item, len(steps))254 for i, context := range steps {255 items[i] = context256 }257 return e.resolveItems(items)258}259func (e *specExecutor) dataTableLookup() *gauge.ArgLookup {260 return new(gauge.ArgLookup).FromDataTableRow(&e.specification.DataTable.Table, e.currentTableRow)261}262func (e *specExecutor) getCurrentDataTableValueFor(columnName string) string {263 return e.specification.DataTable.Table.Get(columnName)[e.currentTableRow].Value264}265func (e *specExecutor) executeScenarios() []result.Result {266 var scenarioResults []result.Result267 for _, scenario := range e.specification.Scenarios {268 scenarioResults = append(scenarioResults, e.executeScenario(scenario))269 }270 return scenarioResults271}272func (e *specExecutor) executeScenario(scenario *gauge.Scenario) *result.ScenarioResult {273 e.currentExecutionInfo.CurrentScenario = &gauge_messages.ScenarioInfo{274 Name: scenario.Heading.Value,275 Tags: getTagValue(scenario.Tags),276 IsFailed: false,277 }278 scenarioResult := result.NewScenarioResult(gauge.NewProtoScenario(scenario))279 /​/​ TODO: During data driven execution, scenario holds the last row of datatable in scenario.DataTableRow.280 /​/​ This can be eliminated by creating a new scenario instance for each of the table row execution.281 if e.specification.DataTable.Table.GetRowCount() != 0 {282 var dataTable gauge.Table283 dataTable.AddHeaders(e.specification.DataTable.Table.Headers)284 dataTable.AddRowValues(e.specification.DataTable.Table.Rows()[e.currentTableRow])285 scenario.DataTableRow = dataTable286 scenario.DataTableRowIndex = e.currentTableRow287 }288 e.addAllItemsForScenarioExecution(scenario, scenarioResult)289 scenarioExec := newScenarioExecutor(e.runner, e.pluginHandler, e.currentExecutionInfo, e.errMap, e.stream)290 scenarioExec.execute(scenarioResult, scenario, e.specification.Contexts, e.specification.TearDownSteps)291 if scenarioResult.ProtoScenario.GetExecutionStatus() == gauge_messages.ExecutionStatus_SKIPPED {292 e.specResult.ScenarioSkippedCount++293 }294 return scenarioResult295}...

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reporter.go

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...114 skipped := e.Result.(*result.ScenarioResult).ProtoScenario.GetExecutionStatus() == gauge_messages.ExecutionStatus_SKIPPED115 sce := e.Item.(*gauge.Scenario)116 /​/​ if it is datatable driven execution117 if !skipped {118 if sce.SpecDataTableRow.GetRowCount() != 0 {119 r.DataTable(formatter.FormatTable(&sce.SpecDataTableRow))120 }121 if sce.ScenarioDataTableRow.GetRowCount() != 0 {122 r.DataTable(formatter.FormatTable(&sce.ScenarioDataTableRow))123 }124 }125 r.ScenarioStart(sce, e.ExecutionInfo, e.Result)126 case event.ConceptStart:127 r.ConceptStart(formatter.FormatStep(e.Item.(*gauge.Step)))128 case event.StepStart:129 r.StepStart(formatter.FormatStepWithResolvedArgs(e.Item.(*gauge.Step)))130 case event.StepEnd:131 r.StepEnd(e.Item.(gauge.Step), e.Result, e.ExecutionInfo)132 case event.ConceptEnd:133 r.ConceptEnd(e.Result)134 case event.ScenarioEnd:135 r.ScenarioEnd(e.Item.(*gauge.Scenario), e.Result, e.ExecutionInfo)...

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GetRowCount

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello World!")4}5func GetRowCount(table *gauge.Table) int {6 return len(table.GetRows())7}

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1import "fmt"2type Gauge struct {3}4func (gauge Gauge) GetRowCount() int {5}6func main() {7 gauge := Gauge{Value: 100}8 fmt.Println("Row count:", gauge.GetRowCount())9}10import "fmt"11type Gauge struct {12}13func (gauge *Gauge) GetRowCount() int {14}15func main() {16 gauge := &Gauge{Value: 100}17 fmt.Println("Row count:", gauge.GetRowCount())18}19import "fmt"20type Gauge struct {21}22func (gauge Gauge) GetRowCount() int {23}24func main() {25 gauge := &Gauge{Value: 100}26 fmt.Println("Row count:", gauge.GetRowCount())27}

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1import (2type Gauge struct {3}4func (g Gauge) GetRowCount() int {5 rand.Seed(time.Now().UnixNano())6 return rand.Intn(g.Max-g.Min) + g.Min7}8func main() {9 g := Gauge{Min: 5, Max: 100}10 fmt.Println(g.GetRowCount())11}12import (13type Gauge struct {14}15func (g Gauge) GetRowCount() int {16 rand.Seed(time.Now().UnixNano())17 return rand.Intn(g.Max-g.Min) + g.Min18}19func main() {20 g := Gauge{Min: 5, Max: 100}21 fmt.Println(g.GetRowCount())22}23import (24type Gauge struct {25}26func (g Gauge) GetRowCount() int {27 rand.Seed(time.Now().UnixNano())28 return rand.Intn(g.Max-g.Min) + g.Min29}30func main() {31 g := Gauge{Min: 5, Max: 100}32 fmt.Println(g.GetRowCount())33}34import (35type Gauge struct {36}37func (g Gauge) GetRowCount() int {38 rand.Seed(time.Now().UnixNano())39 return rand.Intn(g.Max-g.Min) + g.Min40}41func main() {42 g := Gauge{Min: 5, Max: 100}43 fmt.Println(g.GetRowCount())44}45import (46type Gauge struct {47}48func (g Gauge) GetRowCount() int {

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello World")4}5func GetRowCount() int {6}7import (8func main() {9 fmt.Println("Hello World")10}11func GetRowCount() int {12}13import (14func main() {15 fmt.Println("Hello World")16}17func GetRowCount() int {18}19import (20func main() {21 fmt.Println("Hello World")22}23func GetRowCount() int {24}25import (26func main() {27 fmt.Println("Hello World")28}29func GetRowCount() int {30}31import (32func main() {33 fmt.Println("Hello World")34}35func GetRowCount() int {36}

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello World!")4}5func getRowCount() int {6}7func getRowCount() int {8}9 /​usr/​local/​go/​src/​github.com/​getgauge-contrib/​gauge-go/​gauge (from $GOROOT)10 /​home/​username/​go/​src/​github.com/​getgauge-contrib/​gauge-go/​gauge (from $GOPATH)11 /​usr/​local/​go/​src/​github.com/​getgauge-contrib/​gauge-go/​testsuit (from $GOROOT)12 /​home/​username/​go/​src/​github.com/​getgauge-contrib/​gauge-go/​testsuit (from $GOPATH)13html-report (4.0.8)14java (0.7.2)15screenshot (0.0.1)16spectacle (0.1.4)17xml-report (0.2.1)18go (0.1.1)19html-report (4.0.8)20java (0.7.2)21screenshot (0.0.1)22spectacle (0.1.4)23xml-report (0.0.1)

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1import "fmt"2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4 g.SetRowCount(10)5 fmt.Println(g.GetRowCount())6}7import "fmt"8func main() {9 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")10 g.SetRowCount(10)11 fmt.Println(g.GetRowCount())12}13import "fmt"14type Gauge struct {15}16func (g *Gauge) SetRowCount(rowCount int) {17}18func (g *Gauge) GetRowCount() int {19}20import "fmt"21import "github.com/​ashishthakur913/​GoLang/​structs/​gauge"22func main() {23 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")24 g.SetRowCount(10)25 fmt.Println(g.GetRowCount())26}

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