Best Rod code snippet using rod_test.Event
setup_test.go
Source: setup_test.go
...190 t got.Testable191 log *log.Logger192 principal *cdp.Client193 call Call194 event <-chan *cdp.Event195}196var mockClientCount int32197func newMockClient(u string) *MockClient {198 id := fmt.Sprintf("%02d", atomic.AddInt32(&mockClientCount, 1))199 // create init log file200 utils.E(os.MkdirAll(filepath.Join(LogDir, id), 0755))201 f, err := os.Create(filepath.Join(LogDir, id, "_.log"))202 log := log.New(f, "", log.Ltime)203 utils.E(err)204 client := cdp.New().Logger(utils.MultiLogger(defaults.CDP, log)).Start(cdp.MustConnectWS(u))205 return &MockClient{id: id, principal: client, log: log}206}207func (mc *MockClient) Event() <-chan *cdp.Event {208 if mc.event != nil {209 return mc.event210 }211 return mc.principal.Event()212}213func (mc *MockClient) Call(ctx context.Context, sessionID, method string, params interface{}) ([]byte, error) {214 return mc.getCall()(ctx, sessionID, method, params)215}216func (mc *MockClient) getCall() Call {217 mc.RLock()218 defer mc.RUnlock()219 if mc.call == nil {220 return mc.principal.Call221 }222 return mc.call223}224func (mc *MockClient) setCall(fn Call) {225 mc.Lock()...
Event
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 browser := rod.New().Connect()4 page := browser.Page(url)5 page.Keyboard.MustPress(input.Enter)6 page.Keyboard.MustPress(input.Enter)7 time.Sleep(3 * time.Second)8 page.Keyboard.MustPress(input
Event
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 url := launcher.New().MustLaunch()4 browser := rod.New().ControlURL(url).MustConnect()5 res := page.MustEval(`1 + 1`).String()6 fmt.Println(res)7 page.MustWaitLoad().MustElement("input[name=q]").MustInput("rod").MustPress(proto.InputKeyEnter)8 page.MustWaitLoad().MustElement("h3").MustWaitVisible()9 res = page.MustElement("h3").MustText()10 fmt.Println(res)11 res = page.MustElement("h3").MustHTML()12 fmt.Println(res)13 res = page.MustElement("h3").MustProperty("textContent").String()14 fmt.Println(res)15 res = page.MustElement("h3").MustAttribute("textContent")16 fmt.Println(res)17 res = page.MustElement("h3").MustBounding()18 fmt.Println(res)19 res = page.MustElement("h3").MustScreenshot()20 fmt.Println(res)21 res = page.MustElement("h3").MustScreenshot()22 fmt.Println(res)
Event
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 browser := rod.New().ControlURL(launcher.New().MustLaunch()).MustConnect()4 page.MustWaitLoad()5 title := page.MustTitle()6 fmt.Println(title)7 url := page.MustInfo().URL8 fmt.Println(url)9 html := page.MustHTML()10 fmt.Println(html)11 cookies := page.MustCookies()12 fmt.Println(cookies)
Event
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2import "github.com/go-rod/rod"3func main() {4 b := rod.New().MustConnect()5 defer b.MustClose()6 page.MustElement("input[name=q]").MustInput("rod").MustPress(input.Enter)7 fmt.Println(page.MustElement(".srg .g .rc .r a").MustText())8}9import "github.com/go-rod/rod"
Event
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 browser := rod.New().Connect()4 page.Element(`input[name="q"]`).Input("rod")5 page.Keyboard.Press("Enter")6 page.WaitLoad()7 fmt.Println(page.Element(`.g .r a`).Text())8}
Event
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 r := rod.NewRod(5)4 r.Event("A")5 r.Event("B")6 r.Event("C")7 r.Event("D")8 r.Event("E")9 r.Event("F")10 r.Event("G")11 r.Event("H")12 r.Event("I")13 r.Event("J")14 r.Event("K")15 r.Event("L")16 r.Event("M")17 r.Event("N")18 r.Event("O")19 r.Event("P")20 r.Event("Q")21 r.Event("R")22 r.Event("S")23 r.Event("T")24 r.Event("U")25 r.Event("V")26 r.Event("W")27 r.Event("X")28 r.Event("Y")29 r.Event("Z")30}
Event
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2type Rod struct {3}4func (r Rod) Event() {5 fmt.Println("Event method")6}7func main() {8 r := Rod{length: 10, diameter: 2}9 r.Event()10}11import "fmt"12type Rod struct {13}14func (r *Rod) Event() {15 fmt.Println("Event method")16}17func main() {18 r := Rod{length: 10, diameter: 2}19 r.Event()20}21import "fmt"22type Rod struct {23}24func (r *Rod) Event() {25 fmt.Println("Event method")26}27func main() {28 r := &Rod{length: 10, diameter: 2}29 r.Event()30}31import "fmt"32type Rod struct {33}34func (r *Rod) Event() {35 fmt.Println("Event method")36}37func main() {38 r := &Rod{length: 10, diameter: 2}39 (*r).Event()40}
Event
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 var obj = rod_test.NewRod_test()4 obj.Event()5 fmt.Println("Event method called")6}7import (8func main() {9 var obj = rod_test.NewRod_test()10 obj.Event("Hello")11 fmt.Println("Event method called")12}13import (14func main() {15 var obj = rod_test.NewRod_test()16 obj.Event("Hello", "World")17 fmt.Println("Event method called")18}19import (20func main() {21 var obj = rod_test.NewRod_test()22 obj.Event("Hello", "World", "!")23 fmt.Println("Event method called")24}25import (26func main() {27 var obj = rod_test.NewRod_test()28 obj.Event("Hello", "World", "!", "!")29 fmt.Println("Event method called")30}31import (32func main() {33 var obj = rod_test.NewRod_test()34 obj.Event("Hello", "World", "!", "!", "!")35 fmt.Println("Event method called")36}37import (38func main() {39 var obj = rod_test.NewRod_test()40 obj.Event("Hello", "World", "!", "!", "!", "!")41 fmt.Println("Event method called")42}43import (44func main() {45 var obj = rod_test.NewRod_test()46 obj.Event("Hello", "World", "!", "!", "!", "!", "!")47 fmt.Println("Event method called")48}
Event
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 evt := rod.NewEvent("eventname", 42)4 fmt.Println(evt.Name)5 fmt.Println(evt.Data)6}7import (8func main() {9 board := rod.NewBoard(64)10 players := []*rod.Player{11 rod.NewPlayer("Player 1"),12 rod.NewPlayer("Player 2"),13 }14 rod := rod.NewRod(board, players)15 fmt.Println(rod.Board)16 fmt.Println(rod.Players)17}18import (19func main() {20 board := rod.NewBoard(64)21 players := []*rod.Player{22 rod.NewPlayer("Player 1"),23 rod.NewPlayer("Player 2"),24 }25 rod := rod.NewRod(board, players)26 rod.AddPlayer(rod.NewPlayer("Player 3"))27 fmt.Println(rod.Players)28}29import (
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