How to use getAllSpecFiles method of parser Package

Best Gauge code snippet using parser.getAllSpecFiles

parse_test.go

Source: parse_test.go Github

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...123}124func (s *MySuite) TestGetAllSpecsMaintainsOrderOfSpecs(c *C) {125 sample2Spec := filepath.Join("testdata", "sample2.spec")126 sampleSpec := filepath.Join("testdata", "sample.spec")127 givenSpecs, indexedSpecs := getAllSpecFiles([]string{sample2Spec, sampleSpec})128 c.Assert(len(givenSpecs), Equals, 2)129 c.Assert(len(indexedSpecs), Equals, 2)130 if !strings.HasSuffix(givenSpecs[0], sample2Spec) {131 c.Fatalf("%s file order has changed", sample2Spec)132 }133 if !strings.HasSuffix(givenSpecs[1], sampleSpec) {134 c.Fatalf("%s file order has changed", sampleSpec)135 }136 if !strings.HasSuffix(indexedSpecs[0].filePath, sample2Spec) {137 c.Fatalf("%s file order has changed", sample2Spec)138 }139 c.Assert(len(indexedSpecs[0].indices), Equals, 0)140 if !strings.HasSuffix(indexedSpecs[1].filePath, sampleSpec) {141 c.Fatalf("%s file order has changed", sampleSpec)142 }143 c.Assert(len(indexedSpecs[1].indices), Equals, 0)144}145func (s *MySuite) TestGetAllSpecsAddIndicesForIndexedSpecs(c *C) {146 file := filepath.Join("testdata", "sample.spec")147 _, indexedSpecs := getAllSpecFiles([]string{file + ":1", file + ":5"})148 c.Assert(len(indexedSpecs), Equals, 1)149 if !strings.HasSuffix(indexedSpecs[0].filePath, file) {150 c.Fatalf("%s file order has changed", file)151 }152 c.Assert(len(indexedSpecs[0].indices), Equals, 2)153 c.Assert(indexedSpecs[0].indices[0], Equals, 1)154 c.Assert(indexedSpecs[0].indices[1], Equals, 5)155}156func (s *MySuite) TestGetAllSpecsShouldDeDuplicateSpecs(c *C) {157 sampleSpec := filepath.Join("testdata", "sample.spec")158 sample2Spec := filepath.Join("testdata", "sample2.spec")159 _, indexedSpecs := getAllSpecFiles([]string{sampleSpec, sample2Spec, sampleSpec, sample2Spec + ":2"})160 c.Assert(len(indexedSpecs), Equals, 2)161 if !strings.HasSuffix(indexedSpecs[0].filePath, sampleSpec) {162 c.Fatalf("%s file order has changed", sampleSpec)163 }164 if !strings.HasSuffix(indexedSpecs[1].filePath, sample2Spec) {165 c.Fatalf("%s file order has changed", sample2Spec)166 }167}168func (s *MySuite) TestGetAllSpecsShouldDeDuplicateIndexedSpecs(c *C) {169 sampleSpec := filepath.Join("testdata", "sample.spec")170 sample2Spec := filepath.Join("testdata", "sample2.spec")171 _, indexedSpecs := getAllSpecFiles([]string{sampleSpec + ":2", sample2Spec, sampleSpec})172 c.Assert(len(indexedSpecs), Equals, 2)173 if !strings.HasSuffix(indexedSpecs[0].filePath, sampleSpec) {174 c.Fatalf("%s file order has changed", sampleSpec)175 }176 if !strings.HasSuffix(indexedSpecs[1].filePath, sample2Spec) {177 c.Fatalf("%s file order has changed", sample2Spec)178 }179}180func (s *MySuite) TestGetAllSpecsForIndexedNonExistingSpec(c *C) {181 _, indexedSpecs := getAllSpecFiles([]string{"example.spec" + ":1"})182 c.Assert(len(indexedSpecs), Equals, 0)183}184func (s *MySuite) TestToCheckIfItsIndexedSpec(c *C) {185 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs/​hello_world:as"), Equals, false)186 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs/​hello_world.spec:0"), Equals, true)187 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs/​hello_world.spec:78809"), Equals, true)188 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs/​hello_world.spec:09"), Equals, true)189 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs/​hello_world.spec:09sa"), Equals, false)190 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs/​hello_world.spec:09090"), Equals, true)191 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs/​hello_world.spec"), Equals, false)192 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs/​hello_world.spec:"), Equals, false)193 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs/​hello_world.md"), Equals, false)194 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs:12"), Equals, false)195 c.Assert(isIndexedSpec("specs:12/​hello_world.spec:10"), Equals, true)...

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parse.go

Source: parse.go Github

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...109/​/​ parseSpecsInDirs parses all the specs in list of dirs given.110/​/​ It also de-duplicates all specs passed through `specDirs` before parsing specs.111func parseSpecsInDirs(conceptDictionary *gauge.ConceptDictionary, specDirs []string, buildErrors *gauge.BuildErrors) ([]*gauge.Specification, bool) {112 passed := true113 givenSpecs, specFiles := getAllSpecFiles(specDirs)114 var specs []*gauge.Specification115 var specParseResults []*ParseResult116 allSpecs := make([]*gauge.Specification, len(specFiles))117 specs, specParseResults = ParseSpecFiles(givenSpecs, conceptDictionary, buildErrors)118 passed = !HandleParseResult(specParseResults...) && passed119 for _, spec := range specs {120 i, _ := getIndexFor(specFiles, spec.FileName)121 specFile := specFiles[i]122 if len(specFile.indices) > 0 {123 s, _ := spec.Filter(filter.NewScenarioFilterBasedOnSpan(specFile.indices))124 allSpecs[i] = s125 } else {126 allSpecs[i] = spec127 }128 }129 return allSpecs, !passed130}131func getAllSpecFiles(specDirs []string) (givenSpecs []string, specFiles []*specFile) {132 for _, specSource := range specDirs {133 if isIndexedSpec(specSource) {134 var specName string135 specName, index := getIndexedSpecName(specSource)136 files := util.GetSpecFiles([]string{specName})137 if len(files) < 1 {138 continue139 }140 specificationFile, created := addSpecFile(&specFiles, files[0])141 if created || len(specificationFile.indices) > 0 {142 specificationFile.indices = append(specificationFile.indices, index)143 }144 givenSpecs = append(givenSpecs, files[0])145 } else {...

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getAllSpecFiles

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1import (2func main() {3 doc, err := loads.Spec("swagger.yaml")4 if err != nil {5 panic(err)6 }7 result := validate.Spec(doc, strfmt.Default)8 if result != nil && result.AsError() != nil {9 panic(result.AsError())10 }11 options := analysis.AnalyzerOptions{12 }13 analysisResult := analysis.AnalyzerWithOptions(doc, options)14 if analysisResult != nil && analysisResult.AsError() != nil {15 panic(analysisResult.AsError())16 }17 specFiles := analysisResult.Specs()18 for _, specFile := range specFiles {19 fmt.Println(specFile.SpecFilePath)20 }21}22import (23func main() {24 doc, err := loads.Spec("swagger.yaml")25 if err != nil {26 panic(err)27 }28 result := validate.Spec(doc, strfmt.Default)29 if result != nil && result.AsError() != nil {30 panic(result.AsError())31 }32 options := analysis.AnalyzerOptions{33 }34 analysisResult := analysis.AnalyzerWithOptions(doc, options)35 if analysisResult != nil && analysisResult.AsError() != nil {36 panic(analysisResult.AsError())37 }38 specFiles := analysisResult.Specs()39 for _, specFile := range specFiles {40 specFile := analysisResult.Specs()[0]

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getAllSpecFiles

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1import (2func main() {3 doc, err := loads.Spec("swagger.yaml")4 if err != nil {5 fmt.Println(err)6 }7 parser := analysis.New(doc.Spec())8 allSpecFiles := parser.AllOperations()9 fmt.Println(allSpecFiles)10}11[{GET /​get {0xc0000a8c0

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getAllSpecFiles

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1func main() {2 parser := Parser{Path: "path/​to/​specification/​files"}3 files := parser.getAllSpecFiles()4 for _, file := range files {5 fmt.Println(file)6 }7}8func main() {9 parser := Parser{Path: "path/​to/​specification/​files"}10 parser.parseFile("filename.yaml")11}12func main() {13 parser := Parser{Path: "path/​to/​specification/​files"}14 parser.parseFiles("filename1.yaml", "filename2.yaml")15}16func main() {17 parser := Parser{Path: "path/​to/​specification/​files"}18 parser.parseAllFiles()19}20func main() {21 parser := Parser{Path: "path/​to/​specification/​files"}22 parser.parseAllFiles()23}24func main() {25 parser := Parser{Path: "path/​to/​specification/​files"}26 parser.parseAllFiles()27}28func main() {29 parser := Parser{Path: "path/​to/​specification/​files"}30 parser.parseAllFiles()31}32func main() {33 parser := Parser{Path: "path/​to/​specification/​files"}

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