How to use PageGetNavigationHistory method of proto_test Package

Best Rod code snippet using proto_test.PageGetNavigationHistory

definitions_test.go

Source:definitions_test.go Github

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...1913 c := &Client{}1914 _, err := proto.PageGetLayoutMetrics{}.Call(c)1915 t.Nil(err)1916}1917func (t T) PageGetNavigationHistory() {1918 c := &Client{}1919 _, err := proto.PageGetNavigationHistory{}.Call(c)1920 t.Nil(err)1921}1922func (t T) PageResetNavigationHistory() {1923 c := &Client{}1924 err := proto.PageResetNavigationHistory{}.Call(c)1925 t.Nil(err)1926}1927func (t T) PageGetResourceContent() {1928 c := &Client{}1929 _, err := proto.PageGetResourceContent{}.Call(c)1930 t.Nil(err)1931}1932func (t T) PageGetResourceTree() {1933 c := &Client{}...

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PageGetNavigationHistory

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1import (2func main() {3 request := &proto_test.PageGetNavigationHistoryRequest{}4 request.SetPageId(1)5 bytes, err := proto.Marshal(request)6 if err != nil {7 fmt.Println("error: ", err)8 }9 fmt.Println(bytes)10}11import (12func main() {13 request := &proto_test.PageGetNavigationHistoryRequest{}14 request.SetPageId(1)15 bytes, err := proto.Marshal(request)16 if err != nil {17 fmt.Println("error: ", err)18 }19 fmt.Println(bytes)20 err = proto.Unmarshal(bytes, request)21 if err != nil {22 fmt.Println("error: ", err)23 }24 fmt.Println(request)25}

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PageGetNavigationHistory

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1func main() {2 var protoTestObj = proto_test.NewProtoTest()3 protoTestObj.PageGetNavigationHistory()4}5type ProtoTest struct {6 func PageGetNavigationHistory() {7 Page.PageGetNavigationHistory()8 }9}10type Page struct {11 func PageGetNavigationHistory() {12 Page.PageGetNavigationHistory()13 }14}15type Page struct {16 func PageGetNavigationHistory() {17 Page.PageGetNavigationHistory()18 }19}20type Page struct {21 func PageGetNavigationHistory() {22 Page.PageGetNavigationHistory()23 }24}25type Page struct {26 func PageGetNavigationHistory() {27 Page.PageGetNavigationHistory()28 }29}30type Page struct {31 func PageGetNavigationHistory() {32 Page.PageGetNavigationHistory()33 }34}35type Page struct {36 func PageGetNavigationHistory() {37 Page.PageGetNavigationHistory()38 }39}40type Page struct {

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PageGetNavigationHistory

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1import (2type Page struct {3}4type Args struct {5}6type Reply struct {7}8func main() {9 client, err := rpc.DialHTTP("tcp", "

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PageGetNavigationHistory

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1func main() {2 protoTest := &proto_test{}3 protoTest.PageGetNavigationHistory()4}5type proto_test struct {6}7func (proto_test) PageGetNavigationHistory() {8 pageGetNavigationHistory := &proto.PageGetNavigationHistory{}9 proto.PageGetNavigationHistory(pageGetNavigationHistory)10}11func PageGetNavigationHistory() *PageGetNavigationHistory {12 return &PageGetNavigationHistory{}13}14func (proto) PageGetNavigationHistory(pageGetNavigationHistory *PageGetNavigationHistory) {15 proto.PageGetNavigationHistory(pageGetNavigationHistory)16}17func (proto) PageGetNavigationHistory(pageGetNavigationHistory *PageGetNavigationHistory) *PageGetNavigationHistory {18 proto.PageGetNavigationHistory(pageGetNavigationHistory)19}20func (proto) PageGetNavigationHistory(pageGetNavigationHistory *PageGetNavigationHistory) *PageGetNavigationHistory {21 proto.PageGetNavigationHistory(pageGetNavigationHistory)22}23func (proto) PageGetNavigationHistory(pageGetNavigationHistory *PageGetNavigationHistory) *PageGetNavigationHistory {24 proto.PageGetNavigationHistory(pageGetNavigationHistory)25}26func (proto) PageGetNavigationHistory(pageGetNavigationHistory *PageGetNavigation

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1func main() {2 protoTest := proto_test.NewProtoTest()3 protoTest.PageGetNavigationHistory()4}5func (protoTest *ProtoTest) PageGetNavigationHistory() {6 page, err := protoTest.Browser.NewPage()7 if err != nil {8 log.Fatalf("proto_test.PageGetNavigationHistory: %v", err)9 }10 if err != nil {11 log.Fatalf("proto_test.PageGetNavigationHistory: %v", err)12 }13 history, err := protoTest.Page.GetNavigationHistory()14 if err != nil {15 log.Fatalf("proto_test.PageGetNavigationHistory: %v", err)16 }17 fmt.Printf("proto_test.PageGetNavigationHistory: %d entries in navigation history18", len(history.Entries))19}20func (c *ProtoTest) GetNavigationHistory() (*page.NavigationHistory, error) {21 err := c.Call("Page.getNavigationHistory", nil, &resp)22}23func main() {24 protoTest := proto_test.NewProtoTest()25 protoTest.PageGetResourceContent()26}27func (protoTest *ProtoTest) PageGetResourceContent() {28 page, err := protoTest.Browser.NewPage()29 if err != nil {30 log.Fatalf("proto_test.PageGetResourceContent: %v", err)31 }

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1import (2func main() {3 router := mux.NewRouter()4 router.HandleFunc("/​api/​v1/​pagegetnavigationhistory", GetPageGetNavigationHistory).Methods("POST")5 log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":8000", router))6}7func GetPageGetNavigationHistory(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {8 body, err := ioutil.ReadAll(r.Body)9 if err != nil {10 panic(err)11 }12 err = proto.Unmarshal(body, &result)13 if err != nil {14 panic(err)15 }16 fmt.Println("PageGetNavigationHistory", result)17}18import (19func main() {20 data := proto_test.PageGetNavigationHistory{21 PageId: proto.String("abc"),22 PageType: proto.String("xyz"),23 PageHistory: []*proto_test.PageHistory{24 &proto_test.PageHistory{25 PageId: proto.String("abc"),26 PageType: proto.String("xyz"),27 },28 },29 }30 reqBody, err := proto.Marshal(&data)31 if err != nil {32 panic(err)33 }34 resp, err := http.Post(url, "application/​x-protobuf", bytes.NewBuffer(reqBody))35 if err != nil {36 panic(err)37 }38 body, err := ioutil.ReadAll(resp.Body)39 if err != nil {40 panic(err)41 }42 err = proto.Unmarshal(body, &result)43 if err != nil {44 panic(err)45 }46 fmt.Println("PageGetNavigationHistory", result)47}

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