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How to use ExecutionRenderer method of renderer Package

Best Testkube code snippet using renderer.ExecutionRenderer

get.go

...48				}49				if test.LatestExecution != nil && !noExecution {50					ui.NL()51					ui.Info("Latest execution")52					err = render.Obj(cmd, *test.LatestExecution, os.Stdout, renderer.ExecutionRenderer)53					ui.ExitOnError("rendering obj", err)54				}55			} else {56				if noExecution {57					tests, err := client.ListTests(strings.Join(selectors, ","))58					ui.ExitOnError("getting all tests in namespace "+namespace, err)59					if crdOnly {60						for _, test := range tests {61							if test.Content != nil && test.Content.Data != "" {62								test.Content.Data = fmt.Sprintf("%q", test.Content.Data)63							}64							if test.ExecutionRequest != nil && test.ExecutionRequest.VariablesFile != "" {65								test.ExecutionRequest.VariablesFile = fmt.Sprintf("%q", test.ExecutionRequest.VariablesFile)66							}...

executions.go

Source: executions.go

...24			if len(args) == 1 {25				executionID := args[0]26				execution, err := client.GetExecution(executionID)27				ui.ExitOnError("getting test execution: "+executionID, err)28				err = render.Obj(cmd, execution, os.Stdout, renderer.ExecutionRenderer)29				ui.ExitOnError("rendering execution", err)30			} else {31				executions, err := client.ListExecutions(testID, limit, strings.Join(selectors, ","))32				ui.ExitOnError("Getting executions for test: "+testID, err)33				err = render.List(cmd, executions, os.Stdout)34				ui.ExitOnError("rendering", err)35			}36		},37	}38	cmd.Flags().StringSliceVarP(&selectors, "label", "l", nil, "label key value pair: --label key1=value1")39	cmd.Flags().StringVarP(&testID, "test", "", "", "test id")40	cmd.Flags().IntVarP(&limit, "limit", "", 10, "records limit")41	return cmd42}...

execution_obj.go

Source: execution_obj.go

...4	"github.com/kubeshop/testkube/cmd/kubectl-testkube/commands/renderer"5	"github.com/kubeshop/testkube/pkg/api/v1/testkube"6	"github.com/kubeshop/testkube/pkg/ui"7)8func ExecutionRenderer(ui *ui.UI, obj interface{}) error {9	execution, ok := obj.(testkube.Execution)10	if !ok {11		return fmt.Errorf("can't render execution, expecrted obj to be testkube.Execution but got '%T'", obj)12	}13	ui.Warn("ID:        ", execution.Id)14	ui.Warn("Name       ", execution.Name)15	if execution.Number != 0 {16		ui.Warn("Number:           ", fmt.Sprintf("%d", execution.Number))17	}18	ui.Warn("Test name:        ", execution.TestName)19	ui.Warn("Type:             ", execution.TestType)20	ui.Warn("Status:           ", string(*execution.ExecutionResult.Status))21	ui.Warn("Start time:       ", execution.StartTime.String())22	ui.Warn("End time:         ", execution.EndTime.String())...

ExecutionRenderer

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type renderer struct {3}4func newRenderer(window *sdl.Window) (*renderer, error) {5	r, err := sdl.CreateRenderer(window, -1, sdl.RENDERER_ACCELERATED)6	if err != nil {7	}8	return &renderer{Renderer: r}, nil9}10func (r *renderer) ExecutionRenderer() {11	r.SetDrawColor(255, 255, 255, 255)12	r.Clear()13	r.Present()14}15type texture struct {16}17func newTexture(r *renderer, w, h int32) (*texture, error) {18	t, err := r.CreateTexture(sdl.PIXELFORMAT_ABGR8888, sdl.TEXTUREACCESS_STATIC, w, h)19	if err != nil {20	}21	return &texture{Texture: t}, nil22}23func (t *texture) Update(pixels []byte) error {24	return t.Update(nil, pixels, int32(4*160))25}26func (t *texture) ExecutionTexture() {27	t.SetBlendMode(sdl.BLENDMODE_BLEND)28	t.SetAlphaMod(255)29}30func main() {31	runtime.LockOSThread()32	if err := sdl.Init(sdl.INIT_EVERYTHING); err != nil {33		log.Println(err)34	}35	defer sdl.Quit()36	if err := ttf.Init(); err != nil {37		log.Println(err)38	}39	defer ttf.Quit()40	window, err := sdl.CreateWindow("Testing SDL2", sdl.WINDOWPOS_UNDEFINED, sdl.WINDOWPOS_UNDEFINED, 160, 144, sdl.WINDOW_SHOWN)41	if err != nil {42		log.Println(err)43	}44	defer window.Destroy()45	r, err := newRenderer(window)46	if err != nil {47		log.Println(err)48	}49	defer r.Destroy()50	t, err := newTexture(r, 160, 144)51	if err != nil {52		log.Println(err)53	}54	defer t.Destroy()55	pixels := make([]byte, 160*144*4)56	for i := 0; i

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