How to use Sleeper method of rod Package

Best Rod code snippet using rod.Sleeper

instance.go

Source: instance.go Github

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...27 return nil, err28 }29 /​/​ We use a custom sleeper that sleeps from 100ms to 500 ms waiting30 /​/​ for an interaction. Used throughout rod for clicking, etc.31 browser = browser.Sleeper(func() utils.Sleeper { return maxBackoffSleeper(10) })32 return &Instance{browser: b, engine: browser}, nil33}34/​/​ Close closes all the tabs and pages for a browser instance35func (i *Instance) Close() error {36 return i.engine.Close()37}38/​/​ SetInteractsh client39func (i *Instance) SetInteractsh(interactsh *interactsh.Client) {40 i.interactsh = interactsh41}42/​/​ maxBackoffSleeper is a backoff sleeper respecting max backoff values43func maxBackoffSleeper(max int) utils.Sleeper {44 count := 045 backoffSleeper := utils.BackoffSleeper(100*time.Millisecond, 500*time.Millisecond, nil)46 return func(ctx context.Context) error {47 if ctx.Err() != nil {48 return ctx.Err()49 }50 if count == max {51 return errors.New("max sleep count")52 }53 count++54 return backoffSleeper(ctx)55 }56}...

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1import "fmt"2type Rod struct {3}4func (r Rod) Sleeper() float64 {5}6func main() {7r := Rod{length: 2.5, diameter: 0.5}8fmt.Println(r.Sleeper())9}10import "fmt"11type Rod struct {12}13func (r Rod) Sleeper() float64 {14}15func main() {16r := Rod{length: 2.5, diameter: 0.5}17fmt.Println(r.Sleeper())18}19import "fmt"20type Rod struct {21}22func (r Rod) Sleeper() float64 {23}24func main() {25r := Rod{length: 2.5, diameter: 0.5}26fmt.Println(r.Sleeper())27}28import "fmt"29type Rod struct {30}31func (r Rod) Sleeper() float64 {32}33func main() {34r := Rod{length: 2.5, diameter: 0.5}35fmt.Println(r.Sleeper())36}37import "fmt"38type Rod struct {39}40func (r Rod) Sleeper() float64 {41}42func main() {43r := Rod{length: 2.5, diameter: 0.5}44fmt.Println(r.Sleeper())45}46import "fmt"47type Rod struct {48}49func (r Rod) Sleeper() float64 {50}51func main() {52r := Rod{length: 2.5, diameter: 0.5}53fmt.Println(r.Sleeper())54}

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1import "fmt"2func main() {3 r.Sleeper()4}5import "fmt"6type rod struct {7}8func (r rod) Sleeper() {9 fmt.Println("Sleeping")10}11func main() {12 r.Sleeper()13}

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1import "fmt"2type Rod struct {3}4func (r *Rod) Sleeper() {5fmt.Println("Rod is sleeping")6}7func main() {8r := Rod{length: 10}9r.Sleeper()10}11import "fmt"12type Rod struct {13}14func (r *Rod) Sleeper() {15fmt.Println("Rod is sleeping")16}17func main() {18r := Rod{length: 10}19r.Sleeper()20}21import "fmt"22type Rod struct {23}24func (r *Rod) Sleeper() {25fmt.Println("Rod is sleeping")26}27func main() {28r := Rod{length: 10}29r.Sleeper()30}31import "fmt"32type Rod struct {33}34func (r *Rod) Sleeper() {35fmt.Println("Rod is sleeping")36}37func main() {38r := Rod{length: 10}39r.Sleeper()40}41import "fmt"42type Rod struct {43}44func (r *Rod) Sleeper() {45fmt.Println("Rod is sleeping")46}47func main() {48r := Rod{length: 10}49r.Sleeper()50}51import "fmt"52type Rod struct {53}54func (r *Rod) Sleeper() {55fmt.Println("Rod is sleeping")56}57func main() {58r := Rod{length: 10}59r.Sleeper()60}61import "fmt"62type Rod struct {63}64func (r *Rod) Sleeper() {65fmt.Println("Rod is sleeping")66}67func main() {68r := Rod{length: 10}69r.Sleeper()70}71import "fmt"

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1import (2func main() {3 rod.Sleeper(10)4 fmt.Println("Hello World")5}6import (7func Sleeper(x int) {8 time.Sleep(time.Duration(x) * time.Second)9 fmt.Println("Slept for", x, "seconds")10}11import (12func TestSleeper(t *testing.T) {13 start := time.Now()14 Sleeper(2)15 end := time.Now()16 diff := end.Sub(start)17 if diff < 2*time.Second {18 t.Error("Sleeper() function took too long to run")19 }20}21import (22func BenchmarkSleeper(b *testing.B) {23 for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {24 Sleeper(2)25 }26}27--- PASS: TestSleeper (2.00s)28--- PASS: TestSleeper (2.00s)29--- PASS: TestSleeper (2.00s)

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1import (2func main() {3 hash1, err := goimagehash.PerceptionHash("1.png")4 if err != nil {5 panic(err)6 }7 hash2, err := goimagehash.PerceptionHash("2.png")8 if err != nil {9 panic(err)10 }11 distance, err := hash1.Distance(hash2)12 if err != nil {13 panic(err)14 }15 fmt.Printf("Distance: %d16 similarity := hash1.Similarity(hash2)17 fmt.Printf("Similarity: %f18}

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1import java.util.*;2import java.io.*;3public class 2{4 public static void main(String[] args){5 Rod r = new Rod();6 r.Sleeper();7 }8}

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Rod length is ", obj.Length, " meters")4 obj.Sleeper()5}6type Rod struct {7}8func (r Rod) Sleeper() {9 fmt.Println("Rod is a sleeper")10}11type struct_name struct {12}13type struct_name struct {14}

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