How to use printHookFailureVCC method of reporter Package

Best Gauge code snippet using reporter.printHookFailureVCC

verboseColoredConsole.go

Source: verboseColoredConsole.go Github

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...40func (c *verboseColoredConsole) SpecEnd(spec *gauge.Specification, res result.Result) {41 if res.(*result.SpecResult).Skipped {42 return43 }44 printHookFailureVCC(c, res, res.GetPreHook)45 printHookFailureVCC(c, res, res.GetPostHook)46 c.displayMessage(newline, ct.None)47 c.writer.Reset()48}49func (c *verboseColoredConsole) ScenarioStart(scenario *gauge.Scenario, i *gauge_messages.ExecutionInfo, res result.Result) {50 if res.(*result.ScenarioResult).ProtoScenario.ExecutionStatus == gauge_messages.ExecutionStatus_SKIPPED {51 return52 }53 c.indentation += scenarioIndentation54 msg := formatScenario(scenario.Heading.Value)55 logger.Info(false, msg)56 indentedText := indent(msg+"\t", c.indentation)57 c.displayMessage(indentedText+newline, ct.Yellow)58 c.writer.Reset()59}60func (c *verboseColoredConsole) ScenarioEnd(scenario *gauge.Scenario, res result.Result, i *gauge_messages.ExecutionInfo) {61 if res.(*result.ScenarioResult).ProtoScenario.ExecutionStatus == gauge_messages.ExecutionStatus_SKIPPED {62 return63 }64 printHookFailureVCC(c, res, res.GetPreHook)65 printHookFailureVCC(c, res, res.GetPostHook)66 c.writer.Reset()67 c.indentation -= scenarioIndentation68}69func (c *verboseColoredConsole) StepStart(stepText string) {70 c.resetBuffers()71 c.writer.Reset()72 c.indentation += stepIndentation73 logger.Debug(false, stepText)74 _, err := c.headingBuffer.WriteString(indent(strings.TrimSpace(stepText), c.indentation))75 if err != nil {76 logger.Errorf(false, "Unable to add message to heading Buffer : %s", err.Error())77 }78}79func (c *verboseColoredConsole) StepEnd(step gauge.Step, res result.Result, execInfo *gauge_messages.ExecutionInfo) {80 stepRes := res.(*result.StepResult)81 c.writer.Clear()82 if !(hookFailed(res.GetPreHook) || hookFailed(res.GetPostHook)) {83 if stepRes.GetStepFailed() {84 c.displayMessage(c.headingBuffer.String()+"\t ...[FAIL]\n", ct.Red)85 } else {86 c.displayMessage(c.headingBuffer.String()+"\t ...[PASS]\n", ct.Green)87 }88 } else {89 c.displayMessage(c.headingBuffer.String()+newline, ct.None)90 }91 printHookFailureVCC(c, res, res.GetPreHook)92 c.displayMessage(c.pluginMessagesBuffer.String(), ct.None)93 c.displayMessage(c.errorMessagesBuffer.String(), ct.Red)94 if stepRes.GetStepFailed() {95 stepText := prepStepMsg(step.LineText)96 logger.Error(false, stepText)97 errMsg := prepErrorMessage(stepRes.ProtoStepExecResult().GetExecutionResult().GetErrorMessage())98 logger.Error(false, errMsg)99 specInfo := prepSpecInfo(execInfo.GetCurrentSpec().GetFileName(), step.LineNo, step.InConcept())100 logger.Error(false, specInfo)101 stacktrace := prepStacktrace(stepRes.ProtoStepExecResult().GetExecutionResult().GetStackTrace())102 logger.Error(false, stacktrace)103 msg := formatErrorFragment(stepText, c.indentation) + formatErrorFragment(specInfo, c.indentation) + formatErrorFragment(errMsg, c.indentation) + formatErrorFragment(stacktrace, c.indentation)104 c.displayMessage(msg, ct.Red)105 }106 printHookFailureVCC(c, res, res.GetPostHook)107 c.indentation -= stepIndentation108 c.writer.Reset()109 c.resetBuffers()110}111func (c *verboseColoredConsole) ConceptStart(conceptHeading string) {112 c.indentation += stepIndentation113 logger.Debug(false, conceptHeading)114 c.displayMessage(indent(strings.TrimSpace(conceptHeading), c.indentation)+newline, ct.Magenta)115 c.writer.Reset()116}117func (c *verboseColoredConsole) ConceptEnd(res result.Result) {118 c.indentation -= stepIndentation119}120func (c *verboseColoredConsole) SuiteEnd(res result.Result) {121 suiteRes := res.(*result.SuiteResult)122 printHookFailureVCC(c, res, res.GetPreHook)123 printHookFailureVCC(c, res, res.GetPostHook)124 for _, e := range suiteRes.UnhandledErrors {125 logger.Error(false, e.Error())126 c.displayMessage(indent(e.Error(), c.indentation+errorIndentation)+newline, ct.Red)127 }128}129func (c *verboseColoredConsole) DataTable(table string) {130 logger.Debug(false, table)131 c.displayMessage(table, ct.Yellow)132 c.writer.Reset()133}134func (c *verboseColoredConsole) Errorf(text string, args ...interface{}) {135 msg := fmt.Sprintf(text, args...)136 logger.Error(false, msg)137 msg = indent(msg, c.indentation+errorIndentation) + newline138 c.displayMessage(msg, ct.Red)139 _, err := c.errorMessagesBuffer.WriteString(msg)140 if err != nil {141 logger.Errorf(false, "Unable to print error message '%s' : %s", msg, err.Error())142 }143}144/​/​ Write writes the bytes to console via goterminal's writer.145/​/​ This is called when any sysouts are to be printed on console.146func (c *verboseColoredConsole) Write(b []byte) (int, error) {147 text := string(b)148 n, err := c.pluginMessagesBuffer.WriteString(text)149 if err != nil {150 return n, err151 }152 c.displayMessage(text, ct.None)153 return n, nil154}155func (c *verboseColoredConsole) displayMessage(msg string, color ct.Color) {156 ct.Foreground(color, false)157 defer ct.ResetColor()158 fmt.Fprint(c.writer, msg)159 err := c.writer.Print()160 if err != nil {161 logger.Error(false, err.Error())162 }163}164func (c *verboseColoredConsole) resetBuffers() {165 c.headingBuffer.Reset()166 c.pluginMessagesBuffer.Reset()167 c.errorMessagesBuffer.Reset()168}169func printHookFailureVCC(c *verboseColoredConsole, res result.Result, hookFailure func() []*gauge_messages.ProtoHookFailure) bool {170 if hookFailed(hookFailure) {171 errMsg := prepErrorMessage(hookFailure()[0].GetErrorMessage())172 logger.Error(false, errMsg)173 stacktrace := prepStacktrace(hookFailure()[0].GetStackTrace())174 logger.Error(false, stacktrace)175 c.displayMessage(formatErrorFragment(errMsg, c.indentation)+formatErrorFragment(stacktrace, c.indentation), ct.Red)176 return false177 }178 return true179}180func hookFailed(hookFailure func() []*gauge_messages.ProtoHookFailure) bool {181 return len(hookFailure()) > 0182}...

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printHookFailureVCC

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1func printHookFailureVCC() {2 reporter.printHookFailureVCC()3}4func printHookFailureVCC() {5 reporter.printHookFailureVCC()6}7func printHookFailureVCC() {8 reporter.printHookFailureVCC()9}10The go.mod file also contains the list of all the packages that are imported by the module. The go.mod file also contains the

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1func main() {2}3func main() {4}5func main() {6}7func main() {8}9func main() {10}11func main() {12}13func main() {14}15func main() {16}17func main() {18}19func main() {20}21func main() {22}23func main() {24}25func main() {

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printHookFailureVCC

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1import (2type reporter struct {3}4func (r *reporter) printHookFailureVCC(vcc string) {5 fmt.Printf("%s: %s6}7func main() {8 r := &reporter{name: "test"}9 r.printHookFailureVCC("test")10}11import (12type reporter struct {13}14func (r *reporter) printHookFailureVCC(vcc string) {15 fmt.Printf("%s: %s16}17func main() {18 r := &reporter{name: "test"}19 r.printHookFailureVCC("test")20}21import (22type reporter struct {23}24func (r *reporter) printHookFailureVCC(vcc string) {25 fmt.Printf("%s: %s26}27func main() {28 r := &reporter{name: "test"}29 r.printHookFailureVCC("test")30}31import (32type reporter struct {33}34func (r *reporter) printHookFailureVCC(vcc string) {35 fmt.Printf("%s: %s36}37func main() {38 r := &reporter{name: "test"}39 r.printHookFailureVCC("test")40}41import (42type reporter struct {

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