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How to use SecuritySecurityStateChanged method of proto_test Package

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definitions_test.go

...2278func (t T) SecurityVisibleSecurityStateChanged() {2279	e := proto.SecurityVisibleSecurityStateChanged{}2280	e.ProtoEvent()2281}2282func (t T) SecuritySecurityStateChanged() {2283	e := proto.SecuritySecurityStateChanged{}2284	e.ProtoEvent()2285}2286func (t T) ServiceWorkerDeliverPushMessage() {2287	c := &Client{}2288	err := proto.ServiceWorkerDeliverPushMessage{}.Call(c)2289	t.Nil(err)2290}2291func (t T) ServiceWorkerDisable() {2292	c := &Client{}2293	err := proto.ServiceWorkerDisable{}.Call(c)2294	t.Nil(err)2295}2296func (t T) ServiceWorkerDispatchSyncEvent() {2297	c := &Client{}...

SecuritySecurityStateChanged

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	obj := proto_test.NewSecuritySecurityStateChanged()4	obj.SetSecurityState(1)5	obj.SetSecurityState(2)6	obj.SetSecurityState(3)7	fmt.Println(obj.GetSecurityState())8}

SecuritySecurityStateChanged

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    sec := &proto_test.SecuritySecurityStateChanged{}4    sec.EventId = proto.Uint64(1)5    sec.EventName = proto.String("SecuritySecurityStateChanged")6    sec.EventTimestamp = proto.Uint64(2)7    sec.EventTimestampUsec = proto.Uint64(3)8    sec.SecurityId = proto.Uint64(4)9    sec.SecurityState = proto.String("SecurityState")10    sec.SecurityStateReason = proto.String("SecurityStateReason")11    sec.SecurityStateReasonData = proto.String("SecurityStateReasonData")12    sec.SecurityStateReasonTtl = proto.Uint64(5)13    sec.SecurityStateTtl = proto.Uint64(6)14    sec.SecurityStateValidUntil = proto.Uint64(7)15    sec.SecurityType = proto.String("SecurityType")16    sec.SessionId = proto.Uint64(8)17    sec.VmId = proto.Uint64(9)18    data, err := proto.Marshal(sec)19    if err != nil {20        log.Fatal("marshaling error: ", err)21    }22    fmt.Println(data)23    newSec := &proto_test.SecuritySecurityStateChanged{}24    err = proto.Unmarshal(data, newSec)25    if err != nil {26        log.Fatal("unmarshaling error: ", err)27    }28    fmt.Println(newSec.GetEventId())29    fmt.Println(newSec.GetEventName())30    fmt.Println(newSec.GetEventTimestamp())31    fmt.Println(newSec.GetEventTimestampUsec())32    fmt.Println(newSec.GetSecurityId())33    fmt.Println(newSec.GetSecurityState())34    fmt.Println(newSec.GetSecurityStateReason())35    fmt.Println(newSec.GetSecurityStateReasonData())36    fmt.Println(newSec.GetSecurityStateReasonTtl())37    fmt.Println(newSec.GetSecurityStateTtl())38    fmt.Println(newSec.GetSecurityStateValidUntil())39    fmt.Println(newSec.GetSecurityType())40    fmt.Println(newSec.GetSessionId())41    fmt.Println(newSec.GetVmId())42}

SecuritySecurityStateChanged

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    chrome, err := proto.NewChrome(proto.ChromeOptions{3    })4    if err != nil {5        log.Fatal(err)6    }7    defer chrome.Exit()8    browser, err := proto.NewBrowser(chrome)9    if err != nil {10        log.Fatal(err)11    }12    defer browser.Close()13    page, err := proto.NewPage(browser)14    if err != nil {15        log.Fatal(err)16    }17    defer page.Close()18    err = proto.SecurityEnable{}.Call(page)19    if err != nil {20        log.Fatal(err)21    }22    proto.SecuritySecurityStateChanged{}.AddHandler(page, func(ev *proto.SecuritySecurityStateChangedEvent) {23        log.Printf("SecurityStateChanged: %v", ev)24    })25    if err != nil {26        log.Fatal(err)27    }28    _, err = page.WaitLoadEventFired()29    if err != nil {30        log.Fatal(err)31    }32    time.Sleep(5 * time.Second)33}

SecuritySecurityStateChanged

Using AI Code Generation

1func main() {2    chrome, err := cdp.New(context.Background(), cdp.WithTargets(client.New().WatchPageTargets(context.Background())))3    if err != nil {4        fmt.Println(err)5    }6    defer chrome.Close()7    tab, err := chrome.NewTab(context.Background())8    if err != nil {9        fmt.Println(err)10    }11    defer tab.Close()12    if err != nil {13        fmt.Println(err)14    }15    tab.WaitLoad(context.Background())16    proto_test := proto.NewSecurityProtocolClient(tab)17    state, err := proto_test.SecuritySecurityStateChanged(context.Background())18    if err != nil {19        fmt.Println(err)20    }21    fmt.Println(state)22}23{Insecure false false false false false false false}

SecuritySecurityStateChanged

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    conn, err := net.Dial("tcp", "localhost:9222")4    if err != nil {5        fmt.Println("Error in dialing", err)6    }7    defer conn.Close()8    msg := proto_test.SecuritySecurityStateChanged{}9    msg.SetScheme("http")10    msg.SetExplanations(&proto_test.SecuritySecurityStateExplanation{11        SecurityState: proto.String("insecure"),12    })13    b, err := proto.Marshal(&msg)14    if err != nil {15        fmt.Println("Error in marshalling", err)16    }17    _, err = conn.Write(b)18    if err != nil {19        fmt.Println("Error in writing", err)20    }21}22import (23func main() {24    conn, err := net.Dial("tcp", "localhost:9222")25    if err != nil {26        fmt.Println("Error in dialing", err)27    }28    defer conn.Close()29    msg := proto_test.SecuritySecurityStateChanged{}30    msg.SetScheme("http")31    msg.SetExplanations(&proto_test.SecuritySecurityStateExplanation{32        SecurityState: proto.String("insecure"),33    })34    b, err := proto.Marshal(&msg)35    if err != nil {36        fmt.Println("Error in marshalling", err)37    }38    _, err = conn.Write(b)39    if err != nil {40        fmt.Println("Error in writing", err

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