Best Got code snippet using got_test.Helper
repository_test.go
Source: repository_test.go
...32 },33 },34}35func initTestJSONStore(t *testing.T, pkgs []got.InstalledPackage) string {36 t.Helper()37 tmpDir := t.TempDir()38 path := filepath.Join(tmpDir, "installed.json")39 store := new(jsonstore.JSONStore)40 for _, pkg := range pkgs {41 err := store.Set(string(pkg.Path), pkg)42 if err != nil {43 t.Fatalf("error occurred in initTestPackageLockFile(): %v", err)44 }45 }46 err := jsonstore.Save(store, path)47 if err != nil {48 t.Fatalf("error occurred in initTestPackageLockFile(): %v", err)49 }50 return path...
utils_test.go
Source: utils_test.go
...11)12func init() {13 got.DefaultFlags("parallel=3")14}15func TestHelper(t *testing.T) {16 ut := got.T(t)17 ctx := ut.Context()18 ctx.Cancel()19 <-ctx.Done()20 <-ut.Timeout(0).Done()21 ut.Len(ut.RandStr(10), 10)22 ut.Lt(ut.RandInt(0, 1), 1)23 ut.Gt(ut.RandInt(-2, -1), -3)24 f := ut.Open(true, "tmp/test.txt")25 ut.Nil(os.Stat("tmp/test.txt"))26 ut.Write(1)(f)27 ut.Nil(f.Close())28 f = ut.Open(false, "tmp/test.txt")29 ut.Eq(ut.JSON(f), 1)...
setup_test.go
Source: setup_test.go
...21}22func (m *mock) Name() string { return "mock" }23func (m *mock) Skipped() bool { return m.skipped }24func (m *mock) Failed() bool { return m.failed }25func (m *mock) Helper() {}26func (m *mock) Cleanup(f func()) { m.cleanupList = append([]func(){f}, m.cleanupList...) }27func (m *mock) SkipNow() {}28func (m *mock) Fail() { m.failed = true }29func (m *mock) FailNow() {30 m.Lock()31 defer m.Unlock()32 m.failed = true33 if !m.recover {34 panic("fail now")35 }36 m.recover = false37}38func (m *mock) Logf(format string, args ...interface{}) {39 m.Lock()40 defer m.Unlock()41 if m.msg != "" {42 m.msg += "\n"43 }44 m.msg += fmt.Sprintf(format, args...)45}46func (m *mock) Run(name string, fn func(*mock)) {47 fn(m)48}49func (m *mock) cleanup() {50 for _, f := range m.cleanupList {51 f()52 }53 m.cleanupList = nil54}55func (m *mock) check(expected string) {56 m.t.Helper()57 m.checkWithStyle(false, expected)58}59func (m *mock) checkWithStyle(visualizeStyle bool, expected string) {60 m.Lock()61 defer m.Unlock()62 m.t.Helper()63 if !m.failed {64 m.t.Error("should fail")65 }66 msg := ""67 if visualizeStyle {68 msg = gop.VisualizeANSI(m.msg)69 } else {70 msg = gop.StripANSI(m.msg)71 }72 if msg != expected {73 m.t.Errorf("\n\n[[[msg]]]\n\n%s\n\n[[[doesn't equal]]]\n\n%s\n\n", msg, expected)74 }75 m.failed = false76 m.msg = ""...
Helper
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestHelper(t *testing.T) {3 t.Helper()4 if 1 == 1 {5 t.Log("Test passed")6 } else {7 t.Error("Test Failed")8 }9}
Helper
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestHelper(t *testing.T) {3 t.Helper()4 if true {5 t.Log("TestHelper Passed")6 } else {7 t.Error("TestHelper Failed")8 }9}
Helper
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2type got_test struct {3}4func (t *got_test) Helper() {5 t.T.Helper()6}7func TestHelper(t *testing.T) {8 tt := &got_test{t}9 tt.Helper()10 fmt.Println("This is a helper method")11}
Helper
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestHelper(t *testing.T) {3 t.Helper()4 if 1 == 2 {5 t.Error("1 is not equal to 2")6 }7}
Helper
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestHelper(t *testing.T) {3 t.Helper()4 fmt.Println("This is helper method")5}6func TestMain(t *testing.T) {7 fmt.Println("This is main method")8}
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