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How to use AuditsEnable method of proto_test Package

Best Rod code snippet using proto_test.AuditsEnable

definitions_test.go

Source:definitions_test.go

...122	c := &Client{}123	err := proto.AuditsDisable{}.Call(c)124	t.Nil(err)125}126func (t T) AuditsEnable() {127	c := &Client{}128	err := proto.AuditsEnable{}.Call(c)129	t.Nil(err)130}131func (t T) AuditsCheckContrast() {132	c := &Client{}133	err := proto.AuditsCheckContrast{}.Call(c)134	t.Nil(err)135}136func (t T) AuditsIssueAdded() {137	e := proto.AuditsIssueAdded{}138	e.ProtoEvent()139}140func (t T) BackgroundServiceStartObserving() {141	c := &Client{}142	err := proto.BackgroundServiceStartObserving{}.Call(c)...

AuditsEnable

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2const (3func main() {4	conn, err := grpc.Dial(address, grpc.WithInsecure(), grpc.WithBlock())5	if err != nil {6		log.Fatalf("did not connect: %v", err)7	}8	defer conn.Close()9	c := pb.NewProtoTestClient(conn)10	ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), time.Second)11	defer cancel()12	r, err := c.AuditsEnable(ctx, &pb.Empty{})13	if err != nil {14		log.Fatalf("could not greet: %v", err)15	}16	fmt.Println("AuditsEnable: ", r.GetStatus())17}18import (19const (20func main() {21	conn, err := grpc.Dial(address, grpc.WithInsecure(), grpc.WithBlock())22	if err != nil {23		log.Fatalf("did not connect: %v", err)24	}25	defer conn.Close()26	c := pb.NewProtoTestClient(conn)27	ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), time.Second)28	defer cancel()29	r, err := c.AuditsDisable(ctx, &pb.Empty{})30	if err != nil {31		log.Fatalf("could not greet: %v", err)32	}33	fmt.Println("AuditsDisable: ", r.GetStatus())34}35import (36const (37func main() {38	conn, err := grpc.Dial(address, grpc.WithInsecure(), grpc.WithBlock())39	if err != nil {40		log.Fatalf("did not connect: %v", err)41	}

AuditsEnable

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    t := proto_test.NewTest()3    t.AuditsEnable()4}5func main() {6    t := proto_test.NewTest()7    t.AuditsDisable()8}9func main() {10    t := proto_test.NewTest()11    t.AuditsGetEnabledCategories()12}13func main() {14    t := proto_test.NewTest()15    t.AuditsGetMatchedRules()16}17func main() {18    t := proto_test.NewTest()19    t.AuditsGetSupportedCategories()20}21func main() {22    t := proto_test.NewTest()23    t.AuditsReset()24}25func main() {26    t := proto_test.NewTest()27    t.AuditsSetUseBinary()28}29func main() {30    t := proto_test.NewTest()31    t.AuditsStart()32}33func main() {34    t := proto_test.NewTest()35    t.AuditsStop()36}37func main() {38    t := proto_test.NewTest()39    t.AuditsGetIssueAddedEvents()40}41func main() {42    t := proto_test.NewTest()43    t.AuditsGetIssueUpdatedEvents()44}45func main() {46    t := proto_test.NewTest()47    t.AuditsGetIssuesClearedEvents()48}

AuditsEnable

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	serverAddress := flag.String("server_address", "localhost:8080", "The server address in the format of host:port")4	flag.Parse()5	conn, err := grpc.Dial(*serverAddress, grpc.WithInsecure())6	if err != nil {7		log.Fatalf("did not connect: %s", err)8	}9	defer conn.Close()10	c := proto_test.NewProtoTestClient(conn)

AuditsEnable

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	proto_test := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}4	proto_test.Audits = append(proto_test.Audits, &proto_test.Audit{AuditId: "1", AuditName: "Audit 1"})5	proto_test.Audits = append(proto_test.Audits, &proto_test.Audit{AuditId: "2", AuditName: "Audit 2"})6	data, err := proto.Marshal(proto_test)7	if err != nil {8		fmt.Println("marshaling error: ", err)9	}10	fmt.Println(data)11	newProto_test := &proto_test.ProtoTest{}12	err = proto.Unmarshal(data, newProto_test)13	if err != nil {14		fmt.Println("unmarshaling error: ", err)15	}16	if newProto_test.GetAuditsEnable() {17		fmt.Println("Audits enabled")18	}19	for _, v := range newProto_test.GetAudits() {20		fmt.Println("Audit ID:", v.GetAuditId(), ", Audit Name:", v.GetAuditName())21	}22}23We have also imported the proto_test package in the 2.go file. In the main function, we have created an instance of proto_test and set the values of the fields. We have also

AuditsEnable

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3        fmt.Println("Hello")4        proto.AuditsEnable()5        fmt.Println("Bye")6}7import (8func AuditsEnable() {9        fmt.Println("AuditsEnable")10}11import (12func TestAuditsEnable(t *testing.T) {13        fmt.Println("TestAuditsEnable")14}15import (16func TestMain(m *testing.M) {17        os.Exit(m.Run())18}19--- PASS: TestAuditsEnable (0.00s)20--- PASS: TestAuditsEnable (0.00s)

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