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DOMGetRelayoutBoundary

How to use DOMGetRelayoutBoundary method of proto_test Package

Best Rod code snippet using proto_test.DOMGetRelayoutBoundary

definitions_test.go

Source:definitions_test.go

...560	c := &Client{}561	_, err := proto.DOMGetOuterHTML{}.Call(c)562	t.Nil(err)563}564func (t T) DOMGetRelayoutBoundary() {565	c := &Client{}566	_, err := proto.DOMGetRelayoutBoundary{}.Call(c)567	t.Nil(err)568}569func (t T) DOMGetSearchResults() {570	c := &Client{}571	_, err := proto.DOMGetSearchResults{}.Call(c)572	t.Nil(err)573}574func (t T) DOMHideHighlight() {575	c := &Client{}576	err := proto.DOMHideHighlight{}.Call(c)577	t.Nil(err)578}579func (t T) DOMHighlightNode() {580	c := &Client{}...

DOMGetRelayoutBoundary

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	ctxt, cancel := context.WithCancel(context.Background())4	defer cancel()5	c, err := chromedp.New(ctxt)6	if err != nil {7		panic(err)8	}9	err = c.Run(ctxt, chromedp.Tasks{10		chromedp.WaitVisible(`#hplogo`, chromedp.ByID),11		chromedp.NodeIDs(`#hplogo`, &nodeID, chromedp.ByID),12		chromedp.AttributeValue(`#hplogo`, "nodeName", &nodeName, chromedp.ByID),13		chromedp.Nodes(`#hplogo > *`, &nodeChildren, chromedp.ByQueryAll),14		domGetRelayoutBoundary(nodeID, &relayoutBoundaryNodeID),15		chromedp.AttributeValue(`#hplogo`, "nodeName", &relayoutBoundaryNodeName, chromedp.ByID),16		chromedp.Nodes(`#hplogo > *`, &relayoutBoundaryNodeChildren, chromedp.ByQueryAll),17	})18	if err != nil {19		panic(err)20	}21	err = c.Shutdown(ctxt)22	if err != nil {23		panic(err)24	}

DOMGetRelayoutBoundary

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2var (3func init() {4	flag.Parse()5}6func main() {7	ctxt, cancel := context.WithCancel(context.Background())8	defer cancel()9	c, err := chromedp.New(ctxt)10	if err != nil {11		log.Fatal(err)12	}13	err = c.Run(ctxt, proto_test(url, &res))14	if err != nil {15		log.Fatal(err)16	}17	fmt.Println(res)18}19func proto_test(urlstr string, res *string) chromedp.Tasks {20	return chromedp.Tasks{21		chromedp.Navigate(urlstr),22		chromedp.ActionFunc(func(ctxt context.Context) error {23			err := chromedp.Run(ctxt, dom.GetDocument().WithNodeID(&nodeID))24			if err != nil {25			}26			err = chromedp.Run(ctxt, dom.GetRelayoutBoundary().WithNodeID(nodeID).Do(func(boundaryNodeID *dom.NodeID) {27				*res = fmt.Sprintf("%v", *boundaryNodeID)28			}))29			if err != nil {30			}31		}),32	}33}34import (

DOMGetRelayoutBoundary

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	ctx, cancel := chromedp.NewContext(context.Background())4	defer cancel()5	err := chromedp.Run(ctx,6		chromedp.Navigate(`

DOMGetRelayoutBoundary

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    p := proto_test.New()3    p.DOMGetRelayoutBoundary()4}5import (6func (p *proto_test) DOMGetRelayoutBoundary() (*dom.GetRelayoutBoundaryReply, error) {7    return p.DOM.GetRelayoutBoundary(&dom.GetRelayoutBoundaryArgs{8    })9}10syntax = "proto3";11package proto_test;12service proto_test {13    rpc DOMGetRelayoutBoundary(DOMGetRelayoutBoundaryArgs) returns (DOMGetRelayoutBoundaryReply) {}14}15message DOMGetRelayoutBoundaryArgs {16    uint32 NodeID = 1;17}18message DOMGetRelayoutBoundaryReply {19    uint32 NodeID = 1;20}

DOMGetRelayoutBoundary

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    proto, err := proto_test.New()3    if err != nil {4        fmt.Println(err)5    }6    boundaryNodeID, err = proto.DOMGetRelayoutBoundary(nodeID)7    if err != nil {8        fmt.Println(err)9    }10    fmt.Println("Boundary Node ID is", boundaryNodeID)11}12import (13func New() (*proto_test, error) {14    proto.Ctx, err = chromedp.NewExecAllocator(context.Background(), chromedp.DefaultExecAllocatorOptions[:]...)15    if err != nil {16    }17    proto.Ctx, err = chromedp.NewContext(proto.Ctx)18    if err != nil {19    }20}21func (p *proto_test) DOMGetRelayoutBoundary(nodeID int64) (int64, error) {22    err = chromedp.Run(p.Ctx, dom.GetRelayoutBoundary().WithNodeID(nodeID).Do(func(res *dom.GetRelayoutBoundaryResult) {23    }))24    if err != nil {25        fmt.Println(err)26    }27}28import (29func TestDOMGetRelayoutBoundary(t *testing.T) {30    proto, err := New()31    if err != nil {32        t.Fatalf("could not create proto_test: %v", err)33    }34    boundaryNodeID, err = proto.DOMGetRelayoutBoundary(nodeID)35    if err != nil {36        t.Fatalf("could not get boundary node id: %

DOMGetRelayoutBoundary

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	ctx, cancel := chromedp.NewContext(context.Background())4	defer cancel()5	err := chromedp.Run(ctx,6		chromedp.Navigate(`data:text/html,<div id="1"><div id="2"><div id="3"><div id="4"><div id="5"><div id="6"><div id="7"><div id="8"><div id="9"><div id="10"></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div>`),7		chromedp.Nodes(`body`, &nodes, chromedp.ByQuery),8		chromedp.ActionFunc(func(ctx context.Context) error {9			for _, v := range nodes {10				err := proto_test.DOMGetRelayoutBoundary().WithNodeID(v).Do(ctx, &boundary)11				if err != nil {12					log.Fatal(err)13				}14				fmt.Printf("Relayout Boundary for node %d is %d15			}16		}),17	if err != nil {18		log.Fatal(err)19	}20}

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