How to use GetAll method of mgo Package

Best Keploy code snippet using mgo.GetAll

relationship.go

Source: relationship.go Github

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...32 }33 log.Dev(context, "Upsert", "Completed")34 return nil35}36/​/​ GetAll retrieves the current relationships from Mongo.37func GetAll(context interface{}, db *db.DB) ([]Relationship, error) {38 log.Dev(context, "GetAll", "Started")39 /​/​ Get the relationships from Mongo.40 var rels []Relationship41 f := func(c *mgo.Collection) error {42 log.Dev(context, "Find", "MGO : db.%s.find()", c.Name)43 return c.Find(nil).All(&rels)44 }45 if err := db.ExecuteMGO(context, Collection, f); err != nil {46 if err == mgo.ErrNotFound {47 err = ErrNotFound48 }49 log.Error(context, "GetAll", err, "Completed")50 return nil, err51 }52 log.Dev(context, "GetAll", "Completed")53 return rels, nil54}55/​/​ GetByPredicate retrieves a relationship by predicate from Mongo.56func GetByPredicate(context interface{}, db *db.DB, predicate string) (*Relationship, error) {57 log.Dev(context, "GetByPredicate", "Started : Predicate[%s]", predicate)58 /​/​ Get the relationship from Mongo.59 var rel Relationship60 f := func(c *mgo.Collection) error {61 q := bson.M{"predicate": predicate}62 log.Dev(context, "Find", "MGO : db.%s.find(%s)", c.Name, mongo.Query(q))63 return c.Find(q).One(&rel)64 }65 if err := db.ExecuteMGO(context, Collection, f); err != nil {66 if err == mgo.ErrNotFound {...

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pattern.go

Source: pattern.go Github

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...32 }33 log.Dev(context, "Upsert", "Completed")34 return nil35}36/​/​ GetAll retrieves the current patterns from Mongo.37func GetAll(context interface{}, db *db.DB) ([]Pattern, error) {38 log.Dev(context, "GetAll", "Started")39 /​/​ Get the relationships from Mongo.40 var patterns []Pattern41 f := func(c *mgo.Collection) error {42 log.Dev(context, "Find", "MGO : db.%s.find()", c.Name)43 return c.Find(nil).All(&patterns)44 }45 if err := db.ExecuteMGO(context, Collection, f); err != nil {46 if err == mgo.ErrNotFound {47 err = ErrNotFound48 }49 log.Error(context, "GetAll", err, "Completed")50 return nil, err51 }52 log.Dev(context, "GetAll", "Completed")53 return patterns, nil54}55/​/​ GetByType retrieves a pattern by type from Mongo.56func GetByType(context interface{}, db *db.DB, itemType string) (*Pattern, error) {57 log.Dev(context, "GetByType", "Started : Type[%s]", itemType)58 /​/​ Get the pattern from Mongo.59 var pattern Pattern60 f := func(c *mgo.Collection) error {61 q := bson.M{"type": itemType}62 log.Dev(context, "Find", "MGO : db.%s.find(%s)", c.Name, mongo.Query(q))63 return c.Find(q).One(&pattern)64 }65 if err := db.ExecuteMGO(context, Collection, f); err != nil {66 if err == mgo.ErrNotFound {...

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view.go

Source: view.go Github

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...32 }33 log.Dev(context, "Upsert", "Completed")34 return nil35}36/​/​ GetAll retrieves the current views from Mongo.37func GetAll(context interface{}, db *db.DB) ([]View, error) {38 log.Dev(context, "GetAll", "Started")39 /​/​ Get the views from Mongo.40 var views []View41 f := func(c *mgo.Collection) error {42 log.Dev(context, "Find", "MGO : db.%s.find()", c.Name)43 return c.Find(nil).All(&views)44 }45 if err := db.ExecuteMGO(context, Collection, f); err != nil {46 if err == mgo.ErrNotFound {47 err = ErrNotFound48 }49 log.Error(context, "GetAll", err, "Completed")50 return nil, err51 }52 log.Dev(context, "GetAll", "Completed")53 return views, nil54}55/​/​ GetByName retrieves a view by name from Mongo.56func GetByName(context interface{}, db *db.DB, name string) (*View, error) {57 log.Dev(context, "GetByName", "Started : Name[%s]", name)58 /​/​ Get the view from Mongo.59 var view View60 f := func(c *mgo.Collection) error {61 q := bson.M{"name": name}62 log.Dev(context, "Find", "MGO : db.%s.find(%s)", c.Name, mongo.Query(q))63 return c.Find(q).One(&view)64 }65 if err := db.ExecuteMGO(context, Collection, f); err != nil {66 if err == mgo.ErrNotFound {...

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GetAll

Using AI Code Generation

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1import (2type Person struct {3}4func main() {5 session, err := mgo.Dial("localhost")6 if err != nil {7 panic(err)8 }9 defer session.Close()10 session.SetMode(mgo.Monotonic, true)11 c := session.DB("test").C("people")12 err = c.Insert(&Person{"Ale", "+55 53 8116 9639"},13 &Person{"Cla", "+55 53 8402 8510"})14 if err != nil {15 panic(err)16 }17 result := Person{}18 err = c.Find(bson.M{"name": "Ale"}).One(&result)19 if err != nil {20 panic(err)21 }22 fmt.Println("Phone:", result.Phone)23 err = c.Find(bson.M{"name": "Ale"}).All(&results)24 if err != nil {25 panic(err)26 }27 for _, v := range results {28 fmt.Println(v)29 }30}31{Ale +55 53 8116 9639}

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GetAll

Using AI Code Generation

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1func GetUsers() []User {2 db.C("users").Find(nil).All(&users)3}4func GetUsers() []User {5 db.C("users").Find(nil).All(&users)6}7func GetUsers() []User {8 db.C("users").Find(nil).All(&users)9}10func GetUsers() []User {11 db.C("users").Find(nil).All(&users)12}13func GetUsers() []User {14 db.C("users").Find(nil).All(&users)15}16func GetUsers() []User {17 db.C("users").Find(nil).All(&users)18}19func GetUsers() []User {20 db.C("users").Find(nil).All(&users)21}22func GetUsers() []User {23 db.C("users").Find(nil).All(&users)24}25func GetUsers() []User {26 db.C("users").Find(nil).All(&users)27}28func GetUsers() []User {29 db.C("users").Find(nil).All(&users)30}31func GetUsers() []User {

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