How to use ReplaceArgsWithDynamic method of gauge Package

Best Gauge code snippet using gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic

conceptExtractor.go

Source: conceptExtractor.go Github

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...106 }107 if len(extractor.errors) != 0 {108 return "", "", err109 }110 conceptStep.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(conceptStep.Args)111 addArgsFromTable(conceptStep, &extractor.conceptName, extractor.dynamicArgs)112 if extractor.table.IsInitialized() {113 extractor.conceptName += "\n" + formatter.FormatTable(extractor.table)114 }115 return strings.Replace(formatter.FormatStep(conceptStep), "* ", "# ", 1) + (extractor.stepsInConcept), extractor.conceptName, nil116}117func addArgsFromTable(concept *gauge.Step, conceptName *string, args []string) {118 for _, arg := range args {119 concept.Value += " {}"120 concept.Args = append(concept.Args, &gauge.StepArg{Value: arg, ArgType: gauge.Dynamic, Name: arg})121 *conceptName += fmt.Sprintf(" <%s>", arg)122 }123}124func getContentWithDataTable(content, cptFileName string) (string, error) {125 spec, result, err := new(parser.SpecParser).Parse(content, &gauge.ConceptDictionary{}, cptFileName)126 if err != nil {127 return "", err128 }129 if !result.Ok {130 return "", fmt.Errorf("Spec Parse failure: %s", result.ParseErrors)131 }132 newSpec := &gauge.Specification{Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "SPECHEADING"}}133 if spec.DataTable.IsInitialized() {134 newSpec = &gauge.Specification{Items: []gauge.Item{&spec.DataTable}, Heading: &gauge.Heading{Value: "SPECHEADING"}}135 }136 return formatter.FormatSpecification(newSpec) + "\n##hello \n* step \n", nil137}138func isDuplicateConcept(concept *gauge.Step, cptDict *gauge.ConceptDictionary) bool {139 for _, cpt := range cptDict.ConceptsMap {140 if strings.TrimSpace(cpt.ConceptStep.Value) == strings.TrimSpace(concept.Value) {141 return true142 }143 }144 return false145}146func (e *extractor) extractSteps(cptFileName string) error {147 for _, step := range e.stepsToExtract {148 tokens, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).GenerateTokens("*"+step.GetName(), cptFileName)149 stepInConcept, _ := parser.CreateStepUsingLookup(tokens[0], nil, cptFileName)150 if step.GetTable() != "" {151 if err := e.handleTable(stepInConcept, step, cptFileName); err != nil {152 return err153 }154 }155 stepInConcept.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(e.conceptStep.Args)156 e.stepsInConcept += formatter.FormatStep(stepInConcept)157 }158 return nil159}160func (e *extractor) handleTable(stepInConcept *gauge.Step, step *gm.Step, cptFileName string) error {161 stepInConcept.Value += " {}"162 specText := e.fileContent + step.GetTable()163 spec, result, err := new(parser.SpecParser).Parse(specText, &gauge.ConceptDictionary{}, cptFileName)164 if err != nil {165 return err166 }167 if !result.Ok {168 for _, err := range result.ParseErrors {169 e.errors = append(e.errors, err)...

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ReplaceArgsWithDynamic

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1import (2var _ = gauge.Step("Replace <arg1> with <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {3 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(arg1, arg2)4})5var _ = gauge.Step("Replace <arg1> with <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {6 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(arg1, arg2)7})8var _ = gauge.Step("Replace <arg1> with <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {9 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(arg1, arg2)10})11var _ = gauge.Step("Replace <arg1> with <arg2>", func(arg1, arg2 string) {12 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(arg1, arg2)13})

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1import (2func main() {3 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()4 fmt.Println("Hello world!")5}6import (7func main() {8 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()9 fmt.Println("Hello world!")10}11import (12func main() {13 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()14 fmt.Println("Hello world!")15}16import (17func main() {18 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()19 fmt.Println("Hello world!")20}21import (22func main() {23 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()24 fmt.Println("Hello world!")25}26import (27func main() {28 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()29 fmt.Println("Hello world!")30}31import (32func main() {33 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()34 fmt.Println("Hello world!")35}36import (37func main() {38 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()39 fmt.Println("Hello world!")40}

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1import (2func main() {3 gauge.Step("Increment counter", func() {4 })5 gauge.Step("Decrement counter", func() {6 })7 gauge.Step("Counter should be <number>", func(args []string) {8 expected, err := strconv.Atoi(args[0])9 if err != nil {10 gauge.WriteMessage("Failed to convert %s to integer", args[0])11 }12 if counter != expected {13 gauge.WriteMessage("Expected counter to be %d, but got %d", expected, counter)14 }15 })16 gauge.Step("Counter should be <number>", func(args []string) {17 expected, err := strconv.Atoi(args[0])18 if err != nil {19 gauge.WriteMessage("Failed to convert %s to integer", args[0])20 }21 if counter != expected {22 gauge.WriteMessage("Expected counter to be %d, but got %d", expected, counter)23 }24 })25 gauge.Step("Counter should be <number>", func(args []string) {26 expected, err := strconv.Atoi(args[0])27 if err != nil {28 gauge.WriteMessage("Failed to convert %s to integer", args[0])29 }30 if counter != expected {31 gauge.WriteMessage("Expected counter to be %d, but got %d", expected, counter)32 }33 })34 gauge.Start()35}36import (37func main() {38 gauge.Step("Increment counter", func() {39 })40 gauge.Step("Decrement counter", func() {41 {42 gauge.WriteMessage("Expected counter to be %d, but got %d", expected, counter)43 })44 gauge.Step("Counter should be <number>", func(args []string) {45 expected, err := strconv.Atoi(args[0])46 if err != nil {47 gauge.WriteMessage("Failed to convert %s to integer", args[0])48 }49 if counter != expected {50 gauge.WriteMessage("Expected counter to be

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1import (2func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {3 fmt.Println("ReplaceArgsWithDynamic")4 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()5}6import (7func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {8 fmt.Println("ReplaceArgsWithDynamic")9 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()10}11import (12func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {13 fmt.Println("ReplaceArgsWithDynamic")14 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()15}16import (17func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {18 fmt.Println("ReplaceArgsWithDynamic")19 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()20}21import (22func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {23 fmt.Println("ReplaceArgsWithDynamic")24 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()25}26import (27func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {28 fmt.Println("ReplaceArgsWithDynamic")29 gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic()30}31import (

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

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1import (2func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {3 fmt.Println("This is a step implementation")4}5import (6func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {7 fmt.Println("This is a step implementation")8}9import (10func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {11 fmt.Println("This is a step implementation")12}13import (14func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {15 fmt.Println("This is a step implementation")16}17import (18func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {19 fmt.Println("This is a step implementation")20}21import (22func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {23 fmt.Println("This is a step implementation")24}25import (26func ReplaceArgsWithDynamic() {27 fmt.Println("This is a step implementation")28}29import (

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1import (2func main() {3 args := []string{"Hello", "World"}4 fmt.Println(gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(args))5}6import (7func main() {8 args := []string{"Hello", "World"}9 fmt.Println(gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(args))10}11import (12func main() {13 args := []string{"Hello", "World"}14 fmt.Println(gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(args))15}16import (17func main() {18 args := []string{"Hello", "World"}19 fmt.Println(gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(args))20}21import (22func main() {23 args := []string{"Hello", "World"}24 fmt.Println(gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(args))25}26import (27func main() {28 args := []string{"Hello", "World"}29 fmt.Println(gauge.ReplaceArgsWithDynamic(args

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