Best Rod code snippet using rod.Unwrap
error.go
Source: error.go
...14 return fmt.Sprintf("error value: %#v\n%s", e.Value, e.Stack)15}16// Is interface17func (e *ErrTry) Is(err error) bool { _, ok := err.(*ErrTry); return ok }18// Unwrap stdlib interface19func (e *ErrTry) Unwrap() error {20 if err, ok := e.Value.(error); ok {21 return err22 }23 return fmt.Errorf("%v", e.Value)24}25// ErrExpectElement error26type ErrExpectElement struct {27 *proto.RuntimeRemoteObject28}29func (e *ErrExpectElement) Error() string {30 return fmt.Sprintf("expect js to return an element, but got: %s", utils.MustToJSON(e))31}32// Is interface33func (e *ErrExpectElement) Is(err error) bool { _, ok := err.(*ErrExpectElement); return ok }34// ErrExpectElements error35type ErrExpectElements struct {36 *proto.RuntimeRemoteObject37}38func (e *ErrExpectElements) Error() string {39 return fmt.Sprintf("expect js to return an array of elements, but got: %s", utils.MustToJSON(e))40}41// Is interface42func (e *ErrExpectElements) Is(err error) bool { _, ok := err.(*ErrExpectElements); return ok }43// ErrElementNotFound error44type ErrElementNotFound struct {45}46func (e *ErrElementNotFound) Error() string {47 return "cannot find element"48}49// NotFoundSleeper returns ErrElementNotFound on the first call50func NotFoundSleeper() utils.Sleeper {51 return func(context.Context) error {52 return &ErrElementNotFound{}53 }54}55// ErrObjectNotFound error56type ErrObjectNotFound struct {57 *proto.RuntimeRemoteObject58}59func (e *ErrObjectNotFound) Error() string {60 return fmt.Sprintf("cannot find object: %s", utils.MustToJSON(e))61}62// Is interface63func (e *ErrObjectNotFound) Is(err error) bool { _, ok := err.(*ErrObjectNotFound); return ok }64// ErrEval error65type ErrEval struct {66 *proto.RuntimeExceptionDetails67}68func (e *ErrEval) Error() string {69 exp := e.Exception70 return fmt.Sprintf("eval js error: %s %s", exp.Description, exp.Value)71}72// Is interface73func (e *ErrEval) Is(err error) bool { _, ok := err.(*ErrEval); return ok }74// ErrNavigation error75type ErrNavigation struct {76 Reason string77}78func (e *ErrNavigation) Error() string {79 return "navigation failed: " + e.Reason80}81// Is interface82func (e *ErrNavigation) Is(err error) bool { _, ok := err.(*ErrNavigation); return ok }83// ErrPageCloseCanceled error84type ErrPageCloseCanceled struct {85}86func (e *ErrPageCloseCanceled) Error() string {87 return "page close canceled"88}89// ErrNotInteractable error. Check the doc of Element.Interactable for details.90type ErrNotInteractable struct{}91func (e *ErrNotInteractable) Error() string {92 return "element is not cursor interactable"93}94// ErrInvisibleShape error.95type ErrInvisibleShape struct {96 *Element97}98// Error ...99func (e *ErrInvisibleShape) Error() string {100 return fmt.Sprintf("element has no visible shape or outside the viewport: %s", e.String())101}102// Is interface103func (e *ErrInvisibleShape) Is(err error) bool { _, ok := err.(*ErrInvisibleShape); return ok }104// Unwrap ...105func (e *ErrInvisibleShape) Unwrap() error {106 return &ErrNotInteractable{}107}108// ErrCovered error.109type ErrCovered struct {110 *Element111}112// Error ...113func (e *ErrCovered) Error() string {114 return fmt.Sprintf("element covered by: %s", e.String())115}116// Unwrap ...117func (e *ErrCovered) Unwrap() error {118 return &ErrNotInteractable{}119}120// Is interface121func (e *ErrCovered) Is(err error) bool { _, ok := err.(*ErrCovered); return ok }122// ErrNoPointerEvents error.123type ErrNoPointerEvents struct {124 *Element125}126// Error ...127func (e *ErrNoPointerEvents) Error() string {128 return fmt.Sprintf("element's pointer-events is none: %s", e.String())129}130// Unwrap ...131func (e *ErrNoPointerEvents) Unwrap() error {132 return &ErrNotInteractable{}133}134// Is interface135func (e *ErrNoPointerEvents) Is(err error) bool { _, ok := err.(*ErrNoPointerEvents); return ok }136// ErrPageNotFound error137type ErrPageNotFound struct {138}139func (e *ErrPageNotFound) Error() string {140 return "cannot find page"141}...
Unwrap
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 browser := rod.New().MustConnect()4 el := page.MustElement("input[name=q]")5 elProto := el.MustObject()6 elObj := elProto.MustUnwrap()7 elObj.Call(proto.DOM.ScrollIntoView{}, elObj)8 id := elObj.Get("id")9 fmt.Println(id)10}
Unwrap
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 err := errors.New("rod")4 err = fmt.Errorf("cane: %w", err)5 err = fmt.Errorf("stick: %w", err)6 fmt.Println(err)7 fmt.Printf("%T8 fmt.Println(errors.Unwrap(err))9 fmt.Printf("%T10", errors.Unwrap(err))11 fmt.Println(errors.Unwrap(errors.Unwrap(err)))12 fmt.Printf("%T13", errors.Unwrap(errors.Unwrap(err)))14}15The Unwrap() method was introduced to implement the new error handling feature in Go 1.13. The new error handling feature is based on the idea of wrapping errors. The Unwrap() method is used to get the error that was wrapped by the current error
Unwrap
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 err := errors.New("rod")4 err = fmt.Errorf("rod: %w", err)5 err = fmt.Errorf("rod: %w", err)6 err = fmt.Errorf("rod: %w", err)7 fmt.Println(err)8 fmt.Println(errors.Unwrap(err))9}10import (11func main() {12 err := errors.New("rod")13 err = fmt.Errorf("rod: %w", err)14 err = fmt.Errorf("rod: %w", err)15 err = fmt.Errorf("rod: %w", err)16 fmt.Println(err)17 fmt.Println(errors.Is(err, errors.New("rod")))18}19import (20func main() {21 err := errors.New("rod")22 err = fmt.Errorf("rod: %w", err)23 err = fmt.Errorf("rod: %w", err)24 err = fmt.Errorf("rod: %w", err)25 fmt.Println(err)26 fmt.Println(errors.As(err, &target))27 fmt.Println(*target)28}29import (30func main() {31 err := errors.New("rod")32 if errors.Is(err, errors.New("rod")) {33 fmt.Println("rod")34 }35}36import (37func main() {38 err := errors.New("rod")39 if errors.As(err, &target) {40 fmt.Println("rod")41 }42}43import (44func main() {45 err := errors.New("rod")46 err = fmt.Errorf("rod: %w", err)
Unwrap
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 err := errors.New("error occured")4 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)5 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)6 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)7 fmt.Println(err)8 fmt.Println(errors.Unwrap(err))9 fmt.Println(errors.Unwrap(errors.Unwrap(err)))10}11import (12func main() {13 err := errors.New("error occured")14 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)15 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)16 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)17 fmt.Println(err)18 fmt.Println(errors.Is(err, errors.New("error occured")))19 fmt.Println(errors.Is(err, errors.New("error occured")))20 fmt.Println(errors.Is(err, errors.New("error occured")))21}22import (23func main() {24 err := errors.New("error occured")25 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)26 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)27 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)28 fmt.Println(err)29 fmt.Println(errors.As(err, &target))30 fmt.Println(errors.As(err, &target))31 fmt.Println(errors.As(err, &target))32}33import (34func main() {35 err := errors.New("error occured")36 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)37 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)38 err = fmt.Errorf("error occured: %w", err)39 fmt.Println(err)40 fmt.Println(errors.Unwrap(err))
Unwrap
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 err := errors.New("Error occured")4 err = fmt.Errorf("Error occured: %w", err)5 err = fmt.Errorf("Error occured: %w", err)6 fmt.Println(err)7 fmt.Println(errors.Unwrap(err))8 fmt.Println(errors.Unwrap(errors.Unwrap(err)))9}10import (11func main() {12 err := errors.New("Error occured")13 err = fmt.Errorf("Error occured: %w", err)14 err = fmt.Errorf("Error occured: %w", err)15 fmt.Println(err)16 fmt.Println(errors.Is(err, errors.New("Error occured")))17 fmt.Println(errors.Is(err, errors.New("Error occured: Error occured")))18}19import (20func main() {21 err := errors.New("Error occured")22 err = fmt.Errorf("Error occured: %w", err)23 err = fmt.Errorf("Error occured: %w", err)24 fmt.Println(err)25 fmt.Println(errors.As(err, errors.New("Error occured")))26 fmt.Println(errors.As(err, errors.New("Error occured: Error occured")))27}
Unwrap
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2func main() {3 var err error = fmt.Errorf("new error: %w", fmt.Errorf("wrapped"))4 fmt.Println(err)5 fmt.Println("unwrapping error")6 fmt.Println("error:", err)7 fmt.Println("error:", err.Error())8 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap())9 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Error())10 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap())11 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Error())12 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap())13 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Error())14 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap())15 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Error())16 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap())17 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Error())18 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap())19 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Error())20 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap())21 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Error())22 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap())23 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Error())24 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap())25 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Error())26 fmt.Println("error:", err.Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Unwrap().Un
Unwrap
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 err := errors.New("New error")4 err = fmt.Errorf("Wrap: %w", err)5 fmt.Println(errors.Unwrap(err))6}
Unwrap
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 err := errors.New("Error occurred")4 fmt.Println(errors.Unwrap(err))5}6import (7func main() {8 err := errors.New("Error occurred")9 err1 := &net.DNSError{}10 fmt.Println(errors.Is(err, err1))11}12import (13func main() {14 err := errors.New("Error occurred")15 err1 := &net.DNSError{}16 fmt.Println(errors.As(err, &err1))17}18import (19func main() {20 err := errors.New("Error occurred")
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