How to use newProtoStep method of gauge Package

Best Gauge code snippet using gauge.newProtoStep

protoConverters_test.go

Source: protoConverters_test.go Github

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...96 actual := convertToProtoConcept(step)97 expected := &gauge_messages.ProtoItem{98 ItemType: gauge_messages.ProtoItem_Concept,99 Concept: &gauge_messages.ProtoConcept{100 ConceptStep: newProtoStep("line text", "value"),101 Steps: []*gauge_messages.ProtoItem{102 newStepItem("line text1", "value1"),103 {104 ItemType: gauge_messages.ProtoItem_Concept,105 Concept: &gauge_messages.ProtoConcept{106 ConceptStep: newProtoStep("line text2", "value2"),107 Steps: []*gauge_messages.ProtoItem{newStepItem("line text3", "value3")},108 },109 },110 },111 },112 }113 c.Assert(actual, DeepEquals, expected)114}115func newStepItem(lineText, value string) *gauge_messages.ProtoItem {116 return &gauge_messages.ProtoItem{117 ItemType: gauge_messages.ProtoItem_Step,118 Step: newProtoStep(lineText, value),119 }120}121func newProtoStep(lineText, value string) *gauge_messages.ProtoStep {122 return &gauge_messages.ProtoStep{123 ActualText: lineText,124 ParsedText: value,125 Fragments: []*gauge_messages.Fragment{},126 }127}128func compareFragments(fragmentList1 []*gauge_messages.Fragment, fragmentList2 []*gauge_messages.Fragment, c *C) {129 c.Assert(len(fragmentList1), Equals, len(fragmentList2))130 for i := range fragmentList1 {131 compareFragment(fragmentList1[i], fragmentList2[i], c)132 }133}134func compareFragment(fragment1 *gauge_messages.Fragment, fragment2 *gauge_messages.Fragment, c *C) {135 c.Assert(fragment1.GetFragmentType(), Equals, fragment2.GetFragmentType())...

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newProtoStep

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1import (2func newProtoStep(stepValue string) (*gauge.ProtoStep, error) {3 step := &gauge.ProtoStep{StepValue: stepValue}4 err := gauge.ConvertStep(step)5 if err != nil {6 }7}8func main() {9 step, _ := newProtoStep("Hello World")10 fmt.Println(step)11}12&{Hello World 0xc00000e1e0 0xc00000e1e8 0xc00000e1f0 0xc00000e1f8 0xc00000e200 0xc00000e208 0xc00000e210 0xc00000e218 0xc00000e220 0xc00000e228 0xc00000e230 0xc00000e238 0xc00000e240 0xc00000e248 0xc00000e250 0xc00000e258 0xc00000e260 0xc00000e268 0xc00000e270 0xc00000e278 0xc00000e280 0xc00000e288 0xc00000e290 0xc00000e298 0xc00000e2a0 0xc00000e2a8 0xc00000e2b0 0xc00000e2b8 0xc00000e2c0 0xc00000e2c8 0xc00000e2d0 0xc00000e2d8 0xc00000e2e0 0xc00000e2e8 0xc00000e2f0 0xc00000e2f8 0xc00000e300 0xc00000e308 0xc00000e310 0xc00000e318 0xc00000e320 0xc00000e328 0xc00000e330 0xc00000e338 0xc00000e340 0xc00000e348 0xc00000e350 0xc00000e358 0xc00000e360 0xc

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newProtoStep

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1import (2func newProtoStep() *gauge.ProtoStepValue {3 return &gauge.ProtoStepValue{StepValue: "Hello world", IsFreetext: false}4}5func main() {6 fmt.Println("Hello world")7}

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newProtoStep

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1func (gauge *Gauge) newProtoStep(step *gauge_messages.ProtoStep) *Step {2 return &Step{StepValue: step.GetStepValue(), LineNo: step.GetLineNo(), Span: gauge.getSpan(step.GetSpan()), IsConcept: step.GetIsConcept(), ConceptSteps: gauge.getConceptSteps(step.GetConceptSteps())}3}4func (gauge *Gauge) newProtoSpan(span *gauge_messages.ProtoSpan) *Span {5 return &Span{Start: span.GetStart(), End: span.GetEnd(), FileName: span.GetFileName()}6}7func (gauge *Gauge) newProtoConceptStep(conceptStep *gauge_messages.ProtoConceptStep) *Step {8 return &Step{StepValue: conceptStep.GetStepValue(), LineNo: conceptStep.GetLineNo(), Span: gauge.getSpan(conceptStep.GetSpan()), IsConcept: conceptStep.GetIsConcept(), ConceptSteps: gauge.getConceptSteps(conceptStep.GetConceptSteps())}9}10func (gauge *Gauge) newProtoSpec(spec *gauge_messages.ProtoSpec) *Spec {11 return &Spec{Name: spec.GetName(), FileName: spec.GetFilename(), Tags: spec.GetTags(), Items: gauge.getSpecItems(spec.GetItems()), IsFailed: spec.GetIsFailed(), IsTableDriven: spec.GetIsTableDriven()}12}13func (gauge *Gauge) newProtoScenario(scenario *gauge_messages.ProtoScenario) *Scenario {14 return &Scenario{Name: scenario.GetName(), Tags: scenario.GetTags(), LineNo: scenario.GetLineNo(), Span: gauge.getSpan(scenario.GetSpan()), Items: gauge.getScenarioItems(scenario.GetItems()), IsFailed: scenario.GetIsFailed(), IsTableDriven: scenario.GetIsTableDriven()}15}16func (gauge *Gauge) newProtoScenarioOutline(scenarioOutline *gauge_messages.ProtoScenarioOutline) *ScenarioOutline {17 return &ScenarioOutline{Name: scenarioOutline.GetName(), Tags

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newProtoStep

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1import (2type Gauge struct {3}4func (g *Gauge) newProtoStep() {5 fmt.Println("Proto step initialized")6}7func main() {8 g := &Gauge{}9 g.newProtoStep()10 fmt.Println(g.value)11}12import (13type Gauge struct {14}15func (g *Gauge) newProtoStep() {16 fmt.Println("Proto step initialized")17}18func main() {19 g := Gauge{}20 g.newProtoStep()21 fmt.Println(g.value)22}23import (24type Gauge struct {25}26func (g Gauge) newProtoStep() {27 fmt.Println("Proto step initialized")28}29func main() {30 g := Gauge{}31 g.newProtoStep()32 fmt.Println(g.value)33}34import (35type Gauge struct {36}37func (g Gauge) newProtoStep() {38 fmt.Println("Proto step initialized")39}40func main() {41 g := &Gauge{}42 g.newProtoStep()43 fmt.Println(g.value)44}45import (46type Gauge struct {47}48func (g *Gauge) newProtoStep() {49 fmt.Println("Proto step initialized")50}51func main() {52 g := Gauge{}53 g.newProtoStep()54 fmt.Println(g.value)55}

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1import (2func main() {3 gauge.NewProtoStep(4 },5 func(args []string) {6 fmt.Println("This is my first step")7 },8 gauge.Start()9}10import (11func main() {12 gauge.NewProtoStep(13 },14 func(args []string) {15 fmt.Println("This is my second step")16 },17 gauge.Start()18}19import (20func main() {21 gauge.NewProtoStep(22 },23 func(args []string) {24 fmt.Println("This is my third step")25 },26 gauge.Start()27}28import (29func main() {30 gauge.NewProtoStep(31 },32 func(args []string) {33 fmt.Println("This is my fourth step")34 },35 gauge.Start()36}

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