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How to use valWithType method of is Package

Best Is code snippet using is.valWithType

is.go

Source: is.go

...30	if areEqual(a, b) {31		return32	}33	if isNil(a) || isNil(b) {34		is.logf("%s != %s%s", is.valWithType(a), is.valWithType(b), is.formatArgs(args))35	} else if reflect.ValueOf(a).Type() == reflect.ValueOf(b).Type() {36		is.logf("%v != %v%s", a, b, is.formatArgs(args))37	} else {38		is.logf("%s != %s%s", is.valWithType(a), is.valWithType(b), is.formatArgs(args))39	}40}41// NoErr asserts that err is nil.42//43//	func Test(t *testing.T) {44//		is := is.New(t)45//		val, err := getVal()46//		is.NoErr(err)        // getVal error47//		is.True(len(val) > 10) // val cannot be short48//	}49//50// Will output:51//52//	your_test.go:123: err: not found // getVal error53func (is *I) NoErr(err error, args ...interface{}) {54	if err != nil {55		is.logf("err: %s%s", err.Error(), is.formatArgs(args))56	}57}58// New is a method wrapper around the New function.59// It allows you to write subtests using a similar60// pattern:61//62//	func Test(t *testing.T) {63//		is := is.New(t)64//		t.Run("sub", func(t *testing.T) {65//			is := is.New(t)66//			// TODO: test67//		})68//	}69func (is *I) New(t T) *I {70	return New(t)71}72// Fail immediately fails the test.73//74//	func Test(t *testing.T) {75//		is := is.New(t)76//		is.Fail() // TODO: write this test77//	}78func (is *I) Fail(args ...interface{}) {79	is.logf("failed%s", is.formatArgs(args))80}81// True asserts that the expression is true. The expression82// code itself will be reported if the assertion fails.83//84//	func Test(t *testing.T) {85//		is := is.New(t)86//		val := method()87//		is.True(val != nil) // val should never be nil88//	}89//90// Will output:91//92//	your_test.go:123: not true: val != nil93func (is *I) True(expr bool, args ...interface{}) {94	if !expr {95		is.logf("not true: ${1}%s", is.formatArgs(args))96	}97}98// In asserts that item is contained within list.99func (is *I) In(list interface{}, item interface{}, args ...interface{}) {100	ok, found := containsElement(list, item)101	if !ok {102		is.logf("%s is not a list%s", is.valWithType(list), is.formatArgs(args))103	} else if !found {104		is.logf("%v not in %+v%s", item, list, is.formatArgs(args))105	}106}107// NotIn asserts that item is not contained within list108func (is *I) NotIn(list interface{}, item interface{}, args ...interface{}) {109	panic("TODO: implement")110}111// ErrIs asserts that err is the same type of error as target112func (is *I) ErrIs(err, target error, args ...interface{}) {113	panic("TODO: implement")114}...

valWithType

Using AI Code Generation

1import "fmt"2func main() {3    var i interface{} = "hello"4    s := i.(string)5    fmt.Println(s)6    s, ok := i.(string)7    fmt.Println(s, ok)8    f, ok := i.(float64)9    fmt.Println(f, ok)10    fmt.Println(f)11}12panic: interface conversion: interface {} is string, not float6413main.main()14import "fmt"15func do(i interface{}) {16    switch v := i.(type) {17        fmt.Printf("Twice %v is %v18        fmt.Printf("%q is %v bytes long19", v, len(v))20        fmt.Printf("I don't know about type %T!21    }22}23func main() {24    do(21)25    do("hello")26    do(true)27}

valWithType

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    i1.valWithType()3}4func main() {5    i1.valWithType()6}7func main() {8    i1.valWithType()9}10func main() {11    i1.valWithType()12}13func main() {14    i1.valWithType()15}16func main() {17    i1.valWithType()18}19func main() {20    i1.valWithType()21}22func main() {23    i1.valWithType()24}25func main() {26    i1.valWithType()27}28func main() {29    i1.valWithType()30}31func main() {32    i1.valWithType()33}34func main() {35    i1.valWithType()36}37func main() {38    i1.valWithType()39}40func main() {41    i1.valWithType()42}43func main() {

valWithType

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	var i interface{} = 554	switch v := i.(type) {5		fmt.Printf("Twice %v is %v6		fmt.Printf("%q is %v bytes long7", v, len(v))8		fmt.Printf("I don't know about type %T!9	}10}11import (12type Animal interface {13	Speak() string14}15type Dog struct {16}17func (d Dog) Speak() string {18}19type Cat struct {20}21func (c Cat) Speak() string {22}23func main() {24	animals := []Animal{Dog{}, Cat{}}25	for _, animal := range animals {26		fmt.Println(animal.Speak())27	}28}

valWithType

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    fmt.Println(valWithType(1))4    fmt.Println(valWithType("Hello"))5    fmt.Println(valWithType(1.5))6}7import (8func main() {9    fmt.Println(valWithType(1))10    fmt.Println(valWithType("Hello"))11    fmt.Println(valWithType(1.5))12}13import (14func main() {15    fmt.Println(valWithType(1))16    fmt.Println(valWithType("Hello"))17    fmt.Println(valWithType(1.5))18}19import (20func main() {21    fmt.Println(valWithType(1))22    fmt.Println(valWithType("Hello"))23    fmt.Println(valWithType(1.5))24}25import (26func main() {27    fmt.Println(valWithType(1))28    fmt.Println(valWithType("Hello"))29    fmt.Println(valWithType(1.5))30}31import (32func main() {33    fmt.Println(valWithType(1))34    fmt.Println(valWithType("Hello"))35    fmt.Println(valWithType(1.5))36}37import (

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