Best Gauge code snippet using install.getDownloadLink
install.go
Source: install.go
...63 var userHome string64 if userHome, err = homedir.Dir(); err != nil {65 return66 }67 link := c.getDownloadLink(plu)68 output := fmt.Sprintf("%s/.%s/plugins-repo/%s.tar.gz", userHome, c.PluginRepoName, plu.Main)69 fmt.Printf("start to download from '%s' to '%s'\n", link, output)70 if c.Thread > 1 {71 err = hd.DownloadFileWithMultipleThread(link, output, c.Thread, c.ShowProgress)72 } else {73 downloader := hd.HTTPDownloader{74 RoundTripper: c.RoundTripper,75 TargetFilePath: output,76 URL: link,77 ShowProgress: c.ShowProgress,78 }79 err = downloader.DownloadFile()80 }81 if err == nil {82 err = c.extractFiles(plu, output)83 }84 return85}86func (c *jcliPluginInstallCmd) getDownloadLink(plu pkg.Plugin) (link string) {87 link = plu.DownloadLink88 if link == "" {89 operationSystem := runtime.GOOS90 arch := runtime.GOARCH91 link = fmt.Sprintf("https://github.com/%s/%s/releases/download/%s/%s-%s-%s.tar.gz",92 c.PluginOrg, plu.Main, plu.Version, plu.Main, operationSystem, arch)93 }94 return95}96func (c *jcliPluginInstallCmd) extractFiles(plugin pkg.Plugin, tarFile string) (err error) {97 var f *os.File98 var gzf *gzip.Reader99 if f, err = os.Open(tarFile); err != nil {100 return...
download.go
Source: download.go
1package gek_github2import (3 "fmt"4 "io"5 "log"6 "net/http"7 "runtime"8 "strings"9)10var (11 // ç³»ç»æ¶ææ¥æº https://golang.org/doc/install/source#environment12 osList = []string{"aix", "android", "darwin", "dragonfly", "freebsd", "illumos", "ios", "js", "linux", "netbsd", "openbsd", "plan9", "solaris", "windows"}13 archList = []string{"amd64", "386", "arm64", "arm", "mips64", "mips64le", "mips", "mipsle", "ppc64", "ppc64le", "riscv64", "s390x", "wasm"}14)15// GetDownloadLink è·åGithubåºç¨å¯¹åºç³»ç»/æ¶æ对çä¸è½½é¾æ¥16func GetDownloadLink(repo string, appMap map[string]string) (downloadLink string, err error) {17 downloadLink = ""18 keyPair := ""19 // è·åGithub API20 githubAPI, err := NewGithubAPI(repo)21 if err != nil {22 return "", err23 }24 // ä»å½å ç³»ç»/æ¶æ 对ä¸æ¼æ¥ åºç¨éåç key pair25 for _, oss := range osList {26 for _, arch := range archList {27 if oss == runtime.GOOS && arch == runtime.GOARCH {28 keyPair = oss + "_" + arch29 break30 }31 }32 if keyPair != "" {33 break34 }35 }36 // ä»åºç¨éåä¸æ¾å°Github 对åºç part,并éè¿APIè·åå°ä¸è½½é¾æ¥37 part := appMap[keyPair]38 if part != "" {39 downloadLink, err = githubAPI.SearchRelease(part)40 if err != nil {41 return "", err42 }43 } else {44 err = fmt.Errorf("can not find the URL that supports your system/architecture %s", keyPair)45 }46 return downloadLink, err47}48// GetFileName ä»Githubåºç¨å¯¹åºç³»ç»/æ¶æ对çä¸è½½é¾æ¥ä¸è·åæ件å49func GetFileName(repo string, appMap map[string]string) (fileName string, err error) {50 // è·åurl51 url, err := GetDownloadLink(repo, appMap)52 if err != nil {53 return "", err54 }55 // 使ç¨getæ¹æ³è¿æ¥url56 response, err := http.Get(url)57 if err != nil {58 return "", err59 }60 defer func(Body io.ReadCloser) {61 err := Body.Close()62 if err != nil {63 log.Panicln(err)64 }65 }(response.Body)66 // ä»headerä¸æåæ件路å¾67 contentDisposition := response.Header.Get("Content-Disposition")68 if contentDisposition != "" {69 fileName = strings.Split(contentDisposition, "filename=")[1]70 }71 if fileName == "" {72 return "", fmt.Errorf("can not get file name from %s", url)73 }74 return fileName, nil75}...
getDownloadLink
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(install.getDownloadLink("test"))4}5func getDownloadLink(name string) string {6}
getDownloadLink
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4 install.GetDownloadLink("test")5}6import (7func GetDownloadLink(os string) {8 fmt.Println("Download link for " + os + " is abc")9}10 imports github.com/xyz/install11 import cycle not allowed12 imports github.com/xyz/install13 imports github.com/xyz/install: import cycle not allowed14 imports github.com/xyz/install/install15 import cycle not allowed16 imports github.com/xyz/install/install17 imports github.com/xyz/install/install: import cycle not allowed18I have a module that imports another module. The module I import is in the same repo as the module I am importing it into, but in a different folder. For example:19import (20func main() {21 module2.DoSomething()22}23func DoSomething() {24}25 /usr/local/Cellar/go/1.7.1/libexec/src/repo/module2 (from $GOROOT)26 /Users/username/go/src/repo/module2 (from $
getDownloadLink
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(install.GetDownloadLink())4}5import (6func GetDownloadLink() string {7}
getDownloadLink
Using AI Code Generation
1func main() {2 fmt.Println("Enter the product name: ")3 fmt.Scanln(&product)4 fmt.Println(install.GetDownloadLink(product))5}6func main() {7 fmt.Println("Enter the product name: ")8 fmt.Scanln(&product)9 fmt.Println(install.GetDownloadLink(product))10}
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