Best Gauge code snippet using result.AddPostHook
result.go
Source: result.go
...17 GetPreHook() []*gauge_messages.ProtoHookFailure18 GetPostHook() []*gauge_messages.ProtoHookFailure19 GetFailed() bool20 AddPreHook(...*gauge_messages.ProtoHookFailure)21 AddPostHook(...*gauge_messages.ProtoHookFailure)22 SetFailure()23 Item() interface{}24 ExecTime() int6425}26// ExecTimeTracker is an interface for tracking execution time27type ExecTimeTracker interface {28 AddExecTime(int64)29}30// GetProtoHookFailure returns the failure result of hook execution31func GetProtoHookFailure(executionResult *gauge_messages.ProtoExecutionResult) *(gauge_messages.ProtoHookFailure) {32 return &gauge_messages.ProtoHookFailure{StackTrace: executionResult.StackTrace, ErrorMessage: executionResult.ErrorMessage, FailureScreenshot: executionResult.ScreenShot, TableRowIndex: -1}33}34// AddPreHook adds the before hook execution result to the actual result object35func AddPreHook(result Result, executionResult *gauge_messages.ProtoExecutionResult) {36 if executionResult.GetFailed() {37 result.AddPreHook(GetProtoHookFailure(executionResult))38 result.SetFailure()39 }40}41// AddPostHook adds the after hook execution result to the actual result object42func AddPostHook(result Result, executionResult *gauge_messages.ProtoExecutionResult) {43 if executionResult.GetFailed() {44 result.AddPostHook(GetProtoHookFailure(executionResult))45 result.SetFailure()46 }47}...
AddPostHook
Using AI Code Generation
1func AddPostHook(hook func()) {2 result.AddPostHook(hook)3}4func AddPostHook(hook func()) {5 result.AddPostHook(hook)6}7func AddPostHook(hook func()) {8 result.AddPostHook(hook)9}10func AddPostHook(hook func()) {11 result.AddPostHook(hook)12}13func AddPostHook(hook func()) {14 result.AddPostHook(hook)15}16func AddPostHook(hook func()) {17 result.AddPostHook(hook)18}19func AddPostHook(hook func()) {20 result.AddPostHook(hook)21}22func AddPostHook(hook func()) {23 result.AddPostHook(hook)24}25func AddPostHook(hook func()) {26 result.AddPostHook(hook)27}28func AddPostHook(hook func()) {29 result.AddPostHook(hook)30}31func AddPostHook(hook func()) {32 result.AddPostHook(hook)33}34func AddPostHook(hook func()) {35 result.AddPostHook(hook)36}37func AddPostHook(hook func()) {38 result.AddPostHook(hook)39}40func AddPostHook(hook func()) {41 result.AddPostHook(hook)
AddPostHook
Using AI Code Generation
1func main() {2 res = result.AddPostHook(res, func() {3 log.Println("Post hook")4 })5}6func main() {7 res = result.AddPostHook(res, func() {8 log.Println("Post hook")9 })10}11func main() {12 res = result.AddPostHook(res, func() {13 log.Println("Post hook")14 })15}16func main() {17 res = result.AddPostHook(res, func() {18 log.Println("Post hook")19 })20}21func main() {22 res = result.AddPostHook(res, func() {23 log.Println("Post hook")24 })25}26func main() {27 res = result.AddPostHook(res, func() {28 log.Println("Post hook")29 })30}31func main() {32 res = result.AddPostHook(res, func() {33 log.Println("Post hook")34 })35}36func main() {37 res = result.AddPostHook(res, func() {38 log.Println("Post hook")39 })40}41func main() {42 res = result.AddPostHook(res, func() {43 log.Println("Post hook")44 })45}46func main() {47 res = result.AddPostHook(res, func() {48 log.Println("Post hook")
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