Best Gauge code snippet using logger.assertLogDoesNotContains
logWriter_test.go
Source: logWriter_test.go
...35 if _, err := l.Stdout.Write([]byte("{\"logLevel\": \"info\", \"message\": \"Foo\"}\n\r\n{\"logLevel\": \"info\", \"message\": \"Bar\"}\n{\"logLevel\": \"info\", \"message\": \"Baz\"}")); err != nil {36 t.Fatalf("Unable to write to logWriter")37 }38 assertLogContains(t, []string{"[js] [INFO] Foo", "[js] [INFO] Bar", "[js] [INFO] Baz"})39 assertLogDoesNotContains(t, []string{"[js] [INFO] \r"})40}41func TestLogWriterToOutputInfoLogWithMultipleLines(t *testing.T) {42 defer tearDown(t)43 setupLogger("debug")44 l := newLogWriter("js")45 if _, err := l.Stdout.Write([]byte("{\"logLevel\": \"info\", \"message\": \"Foo\"}\n{\"logLevel\": \"debug\", \"message\": \"Bar\"}\n")); err != nil {46 t.Fatalf("Unable to write to logWriter")47 }48 assertLogContains(t, []string{"[js] [INFO] Foo", "[js] [DEBUG] Bar"})49}50func TestLogWriterToLogPlainStrings(t *testing.T) {51 defer tearDown(t)52 setupLogger("debug")53 l := newLogWriter("js")54 if _, err := l.Stdout.Write([]byte("Foo Bar\n")); err != nil {55 t.Fatalf("Unable to write to logWriter")56 }57 assertLogContains(t, []string{"Foo Bar"})58}59func TestUnformattedLogWrittenToStderrShouldBePrefixedWithError(t *testing.T) {60 defer tearDown(t)61 setupLogger("debug")62 l := newLogWriter("js")63 if _, err := l.Stderr.Write([]byte("Foo Bar\n")); err != nil {64 t.Fatalf("Unable to write to logWriter")65 }66 assertLogContains(t, []string{"[ERROR]"})67}68func TestUnformattedLogWrittenToStdoutShouldBePrefixedWithInfo(t *testing.T) {69 defer tearDown(t)70 setupLogger("debug")71 l := newLogWriter("js")72 if _, err := l.Stdout.Write([]byte("Foo Bar\n")); err != nil {73 t.Fatalf("Unable to write to logWriter")74 }75 assertLogContains(t, []string{"[INFO]"})76}77func TestLoggingFromDifferentWritersAtSameTime(t *testing.T) {78 defer tearDown(t)79 setupLogger("info")80 j := newLogWriter("js")81 h := newLogWriter("html-report")82 var wg sync.WaitGroup83 var err error84 wg.Add(5)85 go func() {86 Debug(false, "debug msg")87 wg.Done()88 }()89 go func() {90 _, err = h.Stdout.Write([]byte("{\"logLevel\": \"warning\", \"message\": \"warning msg\"}\n{\"logLevel\": \"debug\", \"message\": \"debug msg\"}\n"))91 wg.Done()92 }()93 go func() {94 _, err = j.Stdout.Write([]byte("{\"logLevel\": \"info\", \"message\": \"info msg\"}\n{\"logLevel\": \"error\", \"message\": \"error msg\"}\n"))95 wg.Done()96 }()97 go func() {98 _, err = h.Stdout.Write([]byte("{\"logLevel\": \"info\", \"message\": \"info msg\"}\n{\"logLevel\": \"error\", \"message\": \"error msg\"}\n"))99 wg.Done()100 }()101 go func() {102 _, err = j.Stdout.Write([]byte("{\"logLevel\": \"warning\", \"message\": \"warning msg\"}\n{\"logLevel\": \"debug\", \"message\": \"debug msg\"}\n"))103 wg.Done()104 }()105 wg.Wait()106 if err != nil {107 t.Fatalf("Unable to write to logWriter")108 }109 assertLogContains(t, []string{110 "[js] [WARNING] warning msg",111 "[js] [ERROR] error msg",112 "[js] [INFO] info msg",113 "[js] [DEBUG] debug msg",114 "[html-report] [WARNING] warning msg",115 "[html-report] [ERROR] error msg",116 "[html-report] [INFO] info msg",117 "[html-report] [DEBUG] debug msg",118 "[Gauge] [DEBUG] debug msg",119 })120}121func tearDown(t *testing.T) {122 config.ProjectRoot = ""123 initialized = false124 if err := os.Truncate(ActiveLogFile, 0); err != nil {125 t.Logf("Could not truncate file")126 }127}128func setupLogger(level string) {129 config.ProjectRoot, _ = filepath.Abs("_testdata")130 Initialize(false, "info", CLI)131}132func newLogWriter(loggerID string) *LogWriter {133 f, _ := os.OpenFile(ActiveLogFile, os.O_RDWR, 0)134 return &LogWriter{135 Stderr: Writer{ShouldWriteToStdout: false, stream: 0, LoggerID: loggerID, File: f, isErrorStream: true},136 Stdout: Writer{ShouldWriteToStdout: false, stream: 0, LoggerID: loggerID, File: f},137 }138}139func assertLogContains(t *testing.T, want []string) {140 got, err := ioutil.ReadFile(ActiveLogFile)141 if err != nil {142 t.Fatalf("Unable to read log file. Error: %s", err.Error())143 }144 for _, w := range want {145 if !strings.Contains(string(got), w) {146 t.Errorf("Expected %s to contain %s.", string(got), w)147 }148 }149}150func assertLogDoesNotContains(t *testing.T, want []string) {151 got, err := ioutil.ReadFile(ActiveLogFile)152 if err != nil {153 t.Fatalf("Unable to read log file. Error: %s", err.Error())154 }155 for _, w := range want {156 if strings.Contains(string(got), w) {157 t.Errorf("Expected %s to not contain %s.", string(got), w)158 }159 }160}...
assertLogDoesNotContains
Using AI Code Generation
1assertLogDoesNotContains(t, "hello world", "hello")2assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")3assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")4assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")5assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")6assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")7assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")8assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")9assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")10assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")11assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")12assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")13assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")14assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")15assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")16assertLogContains(t, "hello world", "hello")
assertLogDoesNotContains
Using AI Code Generation
1assertLogDoesNotContains("error", "error message")2assertLogContains("error", "error message")3assertLogContains("error", "error message")4assertLogContains("error", "error message")5assertLogContains("error", "error message")6assertLogContains("error", "error message")7assertLogContains("error", "error message")8assertLogContains("error", "error message")9assertLogContains("error", "error message")10assertLogContains("error", "error message")11assertLogContains("error", "error message")12assertLogContains("error", "error message")13assertLogContains("error", "error message")14assertLogContains("error", "error message")15assertLogContains("error", "error message")16assertLogContains("error", "error message")17assertLogContains("error", "error message")
assertLogDoesNotContains
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 logger := log.New(os.Stdout, "logger: ", log.Lshortfile)4 logger.Println("Hello, log file!")5 logger.SetOutput(os.Stdout)6 logger.SetPrefix("logger: ")7 logger.SetFlags(log.LstdFlags | log.Lshortfile)8 logger.Println("Hello, log file!")9 logger.SetOutput(os.Stdout)10 logger.SetPrefix("logger: ")11 logger.SetFlags(log.LstdFlags | log.Lshortfile)12 logger.Println("Hello, log file!")13 logger.SetOutput(os.Stdout)14 logger.SetPrefix("logger: ")15 logger.SetFlags(log.LstdFlags | log.Lshortfile)
assertLogDoesNotContains
Using AI Code Generation
1assertLogDoesNotContains("This is not logged message");2assertLogContains("This is logged message");3assertLogContains("This is logged message");4assertLogDoesNotContains("This is not logged message");5assertLogContains("This is logged message");6assertLogDoesNotContains("This is not logged message");7assertLogContains("This is logged message");8assertLogContains("This is logged message");9assertLogContains("This is logged message");10assertLogDoesNotContains("This is not logged message");11assertLogContains("This is logged message");12assertLogContains("This is logged message");13assertLogContains("This is logged message");14assertLogContains("This is logged message");15assertLogContains("This is logged message");16assertLogDoesNotContains("This is not logged message");17assertLogContains("This is logged message");18assertLogContains("This is logged message");19assertLogContains("This is logged message");20assertLogContains("This is logged message");
assertLogDoesNotContains
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestMain(m *testing.M) {3 os.Exit(m.Run())4}5func TestLogger(t *testing.T) {6}7func TestLogger2(t *testing.T) {8}9func assertLogContains(t *testing.T, msg string) {10}11func assertLogDoesNotContains(t *testing.T, msg string) {12}13import (14func TestMain(m *testing.M) {15 logger.InitTest(t)16 os.Exit(m.Run())17}18func TestLogger(t *testing.T) {19}20func TestLogger2(t *testing.T) {21}22import (23func InitTest(t *testing.T) {24}25func assertLogContains(msg string) {26}27func assertLogDoesNotContains(msg string) {28}
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