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getDefaultFlags

How to use getDefaultFlags method of cmd Package

Best K6 code snippet using cmd.getDefaultFlags

root.go

Source: root.go

...59		},60		Hooks: make(logrus.LevelHooks),61		Level: logrus.InfoLevel,62	}63	defaultFlags := getDefaultFlags()64	return &globalState{65		ctx:          ctx,66		fs:           afero.NewOsFs(),67		getwd:        os.Getwd,68		args:         append(make([]string, 0, len(os.Args)), os.Args...),69		defaultFlags: defaultFlags,70		flags:        defaultFlags,71		outMutex:     outMutex,72		stdOut:       stdOut,73		stdErr:       stdErr,74		stdIn:        os.Stdin,75		osExit:       os.Exit,76		signalNotify: signal.Notify,77		signalStop:   signal.Stop,78		logger:       logger,79		fallbackLogger: &logrus.Logger{80			Out:       stdErr,81			Formatter: new(logrus.TextFormatter),82			Hooks:     make(logrus.LevelHooks),83			Level:     logrus.InfoLevel,84		},85	}86}87func getDefaultFlags() globalFlags {88	return globalFlags{89		logOutput: "stderr",90	}91}92// This is to keep all fields needed for the main/root command93type rootCommand struct {94	globalState   *globalState95	cmd           *cobra.Command96	loggerStopped <-chan struct{}97}98func newRootCommand(gs *globalState) *rootCommand {99	c := &rootCommand{100		globalState: gs,101	}...

root_test.go

Source: root_test.go

...45		cancel()46		require.Equal(t, ts.expectedExitCode, exitCode)47	}48	outMutex := &sync.Mutex{}49	defaultFlags := getDefaultFlags(".config")50	// Set an empty REST API address by default so that `k6 run` dosen't try to51	// bind to it, which will result in parallel integration tests trying to use52	// the same port and a warning message in every one.53	defaultFlags.address = ""54	ts.globalState = &globalState{55		ctx:            ctx,56		fs:             fs,57		getwd:          func() (string, error) { return ts.cwd, nil },58		args:           []string{},59		envVars:        map[string]string{},60		defaultFlags:   defaultFlags,61		flags:          defaultFlags,62		outMutex:       outMutex,63		stdOut:         &consoleWriter{nil, ts.stdOut, false, outMutex, nil},...

getDefaultFlags

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()3    cmd.GetDefaultFlags()4}5func main() {6    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()7    cmd.GetCustomFlags()8}9func main() {10    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()11    cmd.GetCustomFlags()12}13func main() {14    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()15    cmd.GetCustomFlags()16}17func main() {18    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()19    cmd.GetCustomFlags()20}21func main() {22    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()23    cmd.GetCustomFlags()24}25func main() {26    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()27    cmd.GetCustomFlags()28}29func main() {30    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()31    cmd.GetCustomFlags()32}33func main() {34    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()35    cmd.GetCustomFlags()36}37func main() {38    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()39    cmd.GetCustomFlags()40}41func main() {42    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()43    cmd.GetCustomFlags()44}45func main() {46    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()47    cmd.GetCustomFlags()48}49func main() {50    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()51    cmd.GetCustomFlags()52}53func main() {54    cmd := cmd.NewCmd()55    cmd.GetCustomFlags()

getDefaultFlags

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    fmt.Println("Hello World!")4}5import (6func main() {7    fmt.Println("Hello World!")8    fmt.Println("Hello World!")9    os.Exit(1)10}11import (12func main() {13    fmt.Println("Hello World!")14    fmt.Println("Hello World!")15    os.Exit(0)16}17import (18func main() {19    fmt.Println("Hello World!")20    fmt.Println("Hello World!")21    os.Exit(-1)22}23import (24func main() {25    fmt.Println("Hello World!")26    fmt.Println("Hello World!")27    os.Exit(2)28}29import (30func main() {31    fmt.Println("Hello World!")32    fmt.Println("Hello World!")33    os.Exit(255)34}35import (36func main() {37    fmt.Println("Hello World!")38    fmt.Println("Hello World!")39    os.Exit(256)40}41import (42func main() {43    fmt.Println("Hello World!")44    fmt.Println("Hello World!")45    os.Exit(257)46}47import (48func main() {49    fmt.Println("Hello World!")50    fmt.Println("Hello World!")51    os.Exit(258)52}53import (54func main() {55    fmt.Println("Hello World!")56    fmt.Println("Hello World!")57    os.Exit(259)58}59import (60func main() {61    fmt.Println("Hello World!")62    fmt.Println("Hello World!")63    os.Exit(260)64}65import (

getDefaultFlags

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    cmd := &cmd{}3    cmd.getDefaultFlags()4    cmd.parseFlags()5    cmd.run()6}7func main() {8    cmd := &cmd{}9    cmd.getDefaultFlags()10    cmd.parseFlags()11    cmd.run()12}13func main() {14    cmd := &cmd{}15    cmd.getDefaultFlags()16    cmd.parseFlags()17    cmd.run()18}19func main() {20    cmd := &cmd{}21    cmd.getDefaultFlags()22    cmd.parseFlags()23    cmd.run()24}25func main() {26    cmd := &cmd{}27    cmd.getDefaultFlags()28    cmd.parseFlags()29    cmd.run()30}31func main() {32    cmd := &cmd{}33    cmd.getDefaultFlags()34    cmd.parseFlags()35    cmd.run()36}37func main() {38    cmd := &cmd{}39    cmd.getDefaultFlags()40    cmd.parseFlags()41    cmd.run()42}43func main() {44    cmd := &cmd{}45    cmd.getDefaultFlags()46    cmd.parseFlags()47    cmd.run()48}49func main() {50    cmd := &cmd{}51    cmd.getDefaultFlags()52    cmd.parseFlags()53    cmd.run()54}55func main() {56    cmd := &cmd{}57    cmd.getDefaultFlags()58    cmd.parseFlags()59    cmd.run()60}61func main() {62    cmd := &cmd{}63    cmd.getDefaultFlags()64    cmd.parseFlags()65    cmd.run()66}67func main() {68    cmd := &cmd{}69    cmd.getDefaultFlags()70    cmd.parseFlags()71    cmd.run()72}73func main() {74    cmd := &cmd{}75    cmd.getDefaultFlags()76    cmd.parseFlags()77    cmd.run()78}79func main() {80    cmd := &cmd{}81    cmd.getDefaultFlags()82    cmd.parseFlags()83    cmd.run()84}85func main() {86    cmd := &cmd{}87    cmd.getDefaultFlags()88    cmd.parseFlags()89    cmd.run()90}91func main() {92    cmd := &cmd{}93    cmd.getDefaultFlags()

getDefaultFlags

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3fmt.Println("Default Flags")4flag.PrintDefaults()5}6import (7func main() {8fmt.Println("Usage")9flag.Usage()10}

getDefaultFlags

Using AI Code Generation

1func getDefaultFlags() *flag.FlagSet {2        flags := flag.NewFlagSet("default", flag.ExitOnError)3        flags.String("default-flag", "default-value", "default flag")4}5func getDefaultFlags() *flag.FlagSet {6        flags := flag.NewFlagSet("default", flag.ExitOnError)7        flags.String("default-flag", "default-value", "default flag")8}9func getDefaultFlags() *flag.FlagSet {10        flags := flag.NewFlagSet("default", flag.ExitOnError)11        flags.String("default-flag", "default-value", "default flag")12}13func getDefaultFlags() *flag.FlagSet {14        flags := flag.NewFlagSet("default", flag.ExitOnError)15        flags.String("default-flag", "default-value", "default flag")16}17func getDefaultFlags() *flag.FlagSet {18        flags := flag.NewFlagSet("default", flag.ExitOnError)19        flags.String("default-flag", "default-value", "default flag")20}

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