How to use AfterEach method of ginkgo Package

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scopes.go

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...30 counter int3231 before []func()32 after []func()33 afterEach []func()34 justAfterEach []func()35 afterFail []func()36 started int3237 failed bool38 normalTests int39 focusedTests int40 focused bool41}42var (43 currentScope = &scope{}44 rootScope = currentScope45 countersInitialized bool46 Context = wrapContextFunc(ginkgo.Context, false)47 FContext = wrapContextFunc(ginkgo.FContext, true)48 PContext = wrapNilContextFunc(ginkgo.PContext)49 XContext = wrapNilContextFunc(ginkgo.XContext)50 Describe = wrapContextFunc(ginkgo.Describe, false)51 FDescribe = wrapContextFunc(ginkgo.FDescribe, true)52 PDescribe = wrapNilContextFunc(ginkgo.PDescribe)53 XDescribe = wrapNilContextFunc(ginkgo.XDescribe)54 It = wrapItFunc(ginkgo.It, false)55 FIt = wrapItFunc(ginkgo.FIt, true)56 PIt = ginkgo.PIt57 XIt = ginkgo.XIt58 By = ginkgo.By59 JustBeforeEach = ginkgo.JustBeforeEach60 BeforeSuite = ginkgo.BeforeSuite61 AfterSuite = ginkgo.AfterSuite62 Skip = ginkgo.Skip63 Fail = ginkgo.Fail64 CurrentGinkgoTestDescription = ginkgo.CurrentGinkgoTestDescription65 GinkgoRecover = ginkgo.GinkgoRecover66 GinkgoT = ginkgo.GinkgoT67 RunSpecs = ginkgo.RunSpecs68 RunSpecsWithCustomReporters = ginkgo.RunSpecsWithCustomReporters69 RunSpecsWithDefaultAndCustomReporters = ginkgo.RunSpecsWithDefaultAndCustomReporters70)71type Done ginkgo.Done72func init() {73 /​/​ Only use the Ginkgo options and discard all other options74 args := []string{}75 for _, arg := range os.Args[1:] {76 if strings.Contains(arg, "-ginkgo") {77 args = append(args, arg)78 }79 }80 /​/​Get GinkgoConfig flags81 commandFlags := flag.NewFlagSet("ginkgo", flag.ContinueOnError)82 commandFlags.SetOutput(new(bytes.Buffer))83 config.Flags(commandFlags, "ginkgo", true)84 commandFlags.Parse(args)85}86/​/​ BeforeAll runs the function once before any test in context87func BeforeAll(body func()) bool {88 if currentScope != nil {89 if body == nil {90 currentScope.before = nil91 return true92 }93 currentScope.before = append(currentScope.before, body)94 return BeforeEach(func() {})95 }96 return true97}98/​/​ AfterAll runs the function once after any test in context99func AfterAll(body func()) bool {100 if currentScope != nil {101 if body == nil {102 currentScope.before = nil103 return true104 }105 currentScope.after = append(currentScope.after, body)106 return AfterEach(func() {})107 }108 return true109}110/​/​ JustAfterEach runs the function just after each test, before all AfterEach,111/​/​ AfterFailed and AfterAll112func JustAfterEach(body func()) bool {113 if currentScope != nil {114 if body == nil {115 currentScope.before = nil116 return true117 }118 currentScope.justAfterEach = append(currentScope.justAfterEach, body)119 return AfterEach(func() {})120 }121 return true122}123/​/​ JustAfterFailed runs the function after test and JustAfterEach if the test124/​/​ has failed and before all AfterEach125func AfterFailed(body func()) bool {126 if currentScope != nil {127 if body == nil {128 currentScope.before = nil129 return true130 }131 currentScope.afterFail = append(currentScope.afterFail, body)132 return AfterEach(func() {})133 }134 return true135}136/​/​ justAfterEachStatus map to store what `justAfterEach` functions have been137/​/​ already executed for the given test138var justAfterEachStatus map[string]bool = map[string]bool{}139/​/​ runAllJustAfterEach runs all the `scope.justAfterEach` functions for the140/​/​ given scope and parent scopes. This function make sure that all the141/​/​ `JustAfterEach` functions are called before AfterEach functions.142func runAllJustAfterEach(cs *scope, testName string) {143 if _, ok := justAfterEachStatus[testName]; ok {144 /​/​ JustAfterEach calls are already executed in the children145 return146 }147 for _, body := range cs.justAfterEach {148 body()149 }150 if cs.parent != nil {151 runAllJustAfterEach(cs.parent, testName)152 }153}154/​/​ afterFailedStatus map to store what `AfterFail` functions have been155/​/​ already executed for the given test.156var afterFailedStatus map[string]bool = map[string]bool{}157/​/​ runAllAfterFail runs all the afterFail functions for the given158/​/​ scope and parent scopes. This function make sure that all the `AfterFail`159/​/​ functions are called before AfterEach.160func runAllAfterFail(cs *scope, testName string) {161 if _, ok := afterFailedStatus[testName]; ok {162 /​/​ AfterFailcalls are already executed in the children163 return164 }165 for _, body := range cs.afterFail {166 if ginkgo.CurrentGinkgoTestDescription().Failed {167 body()168 }169 }170 if cs.parent != nil {171 runAllAfterFail(cs.parent, testName)172 }173}174/​/​ RunAfterEach is a wrapper that executes all AfterEach functions that are175/​/​ stored in cs.afterEach array.176func RunAfterEach(cs *scope) {177 if cs == nil {178 return179 }180 testName := ginkgo.CurrentGinkgoTestDescription().FullTestText181 runAllJustAfterEach(cs, testName)182 justAfterEachStatus[testName] = true183 runAllAfterFail(cs, testName)184 afterFailedStatus[testName] = true185 for _, body := range cs.afterEach {186 body()187 }188 /​/​ Only run afterAll when all the counters are 0 and all afterEach are executed189 after := func() {190 if cs.counter == 0 && cs.after != nil {191 for _, after := range cs.after {192 after()193 }194 }195 }196 after()197}198/​/​ AfterEach runs the function after each test in context199func AfterEach(body func(), timeout ...float64) bool {200 if currentScope == nil {201 return ginkgo.AfterEach(body, timeout...)202 }203 cs := currentScope204 result := true205 if cs.afterEach == nil {206 /​/​ If no scope, register only one AfterEach in the scope, after that207 /​/​ RunAfterEeach will run all afterEach functions registered in the208 /​/​ scope.209 fn := func() {210 RunAfterEach(cs)211 }212 result = ginkgo.AfterEach(fn, timeout...)213 }214 cs.afterEach = append(cs.afterEach, body)215 return result216}217/​/​ BeforeEach runs the function before each test in context218func BeforeEach(body interface{}, timeout ...float64) bool {219 if currentScope == nil {220 return ginkgo.BeforeEach(body, timeout...)221 }222 cs := currentScope223 before := func() {224 if atomic.CompareAndSwapInt32(&cs.started, 0, 1) && cs.before != nil {225 defer func() {226 if r := recover(); r != nil {...

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1import (2var _ = Describe("AfterEach", func() {3 AfterEach(func() {4 println("AfterEach")5 })6 It("should print AfterEach", func() {7 println("It")8 })9})10import (11var _ = Describe("AfterSuite", func() {12 AfterSuite(func() {13 println("AfterSuite")14 })15 It("should print AfterSuite", func() {16 println("It")17 })18})19import (20var _ = Describe("AfterEach", func() {21 AfterEach(func() {22 println("AfterEach")23 })24 AfterSuite(func() {25 println("AfterSuite")26 })27 It("should print AfterEach and AfterSuite", func() {28 println("It")29 })30})31import (32var _ = Describe("AfterEach", func() {33 AfterEach(func() {34 println("AfterEach")35 })36 AfterSuite(func() {37 println("AfterSuite")38 })39 It("should print AfterEach and AfterSuite", func() {40 println("It")41 })42})43import (44var _ = Describe("AfterEach", func() {45 AfterEach(func() {46 println("AfterEach")47 })48 AfterSuite(func() {49 println("AfterSuite")50 })51 It("should print AfterEach and AfterSuite", func() {52 println("It")53 })54})55import (56var _ = Describe("AfterEach", func() {57 AfterEach(func() {58 println("AfterEach")59 })60 AfterSuite(func() {61 println("AfterSuite")62 })63 It("should print AfterEach and AfterSuite", func() {64 println("It")

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1import (2var _ = Describe("Test", func() {3 AfterEach(func() {4 println("AfterEach")5 })6 It("Test 1", func() {7 println("Test 1")8 })9 It("Test 2", func() {10 println("Test 2")11 })12})13import (14var _ = Describe("Test", func() {15 AfterEach(func() {16 println("AfterEach")17 })18 AfterEach(func() {19 println("AfterEach 2")20 })21 It("Test 1", func() {22 println("Test 1")23 })24 It("Test 2", func() {25 println("Test 2")26 })27})28import (29var _ = Describe("Test", func() {30 AfterEach(func() {31 println("AfterEach")32 })33 AfterEach(func() {34 println("AfterEach 2")35 })36 Context("Context 1", func() {37 It("Test 1", func() {38 println("Test 1")39 })40 })41 Context("Context 2", func() {42 It("Test 2", func() {43 println("Test 2")44 })45 })46})47import (

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1import (2func TestMain(t *testing.T) {3 gomega.RegisterFailHandler(ginkgo.Fail)4 ginkgo.RunSpecs(t, "Main Suite")5}6import (7var _ = ginkgo.Describe("Main", func() {8 var _ = ginkgo.BeforeEach(func() {9 fmt.Println("BeforeEach")10 })11 var _ = ginkgo.AfterEach(func() {12 fmt.Println("AfterEach")13 })14 var _ = ginkgo.It("should print BeforeEach", func() {15 gomega.Expect("BeforeEach").To(gomega.Equal("BeforeEach"))16 })17 var _ = ginkgo.It("should print AfterEach", func() {18 gomega.Expect("AfterEach").To(gomega.Equal("AfterEach"))19 })20})

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1AfterEach(func() {2 fmt.Println("After Each")3})4AfterEach(func() {5 fmt.Println("After Each")6})7AfterEach(func() {8 fmt.Println("After Each")9})10AfterEach(func() {11 fmt.Println("After Each")12})13AfterEach(func() {14 fmt.Println("After Each")15})16AfterEach(func() {17 fmt.Println("After Each")18})19AfterEach(func() {20 fmt.Println("After Each")21})22AfterEach(func() {23 fmt.Println("After Each")24})25AfterEach(func() {26 fmt.Println("After Each")27})28AfterEach(func() {29 fmt.Println("After Each")30})31AfterEach(func() {32 fmt.Println("After Each")33})34AfterEach(func() {35 fmt.Println("After Each")36})37AfterEach(func() {38 fmt.Println("After Each")39})40AfterEach(func() {41 fmt.Println("After Each")42})43AfterEach(func() {44 fmt.Println("After Each")45})46AfterEach(func

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1AfterEach(func() {2})3AfterEach(func() {4})5AfterEach(func() {6})7AfterEach(func() {8})9AfterEach(func() {10})11AfterEach(func() {12})13AfterEach(func() {14})15AfterEach(func() {16})17AfterEach(func() {18})19AfterEach(func() {20})21AfterEach(func() {22})23AfterEach(func() {24})25AfterEach(func() {26})27AfterEach(func() {28})

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1AfterEach(func() {2})3AfterSuite(func() {4})5BeforeEach(func() {6})7BeforeSuite(func() {8})9Describe("Test Suite", func() {10})11FDescribe("Test Suite", func() {12})13FIt("Test Case", func() {14})15FMeasure("Test Case", func(b Benchmarker) {16}, 1)17FSpecify("Test Case", func() {18})19FSpecify("Test Case", func() {20})21It("Test Case", func() {22})23Measure("Test Case", func(b Benchmarker) {24}, 1)25PDescribe("Test Suite", func() {

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