How to use file2lines method of redis Package

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core.go

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1package system2import (3 "fmt"4 "github.com/​araddon/​dateparse"5 "log"6 "os"7 "os/​exec"8 "sort"9 "strconv"10 "strings"11 "time"12)13func System(cmd string, arg ...string) {14 out, err := exec.Command(cmd, arg...).Output()15 if err != nil {16 log.Fatal(err)17 }18 fmt.Println(string(out))19}20func CheckFiles() {21 _, err := File2lines("./​config.owl")22 if err != nil {23 AddConfigDefault()24 os.Exit(0)25 }26 _, err2 := os.Stat(OwlFolderLogs)27 if os.IsNotExist(err2) {28 Run("mkdir " + OwlFolderLogs)29 }30 _, err4 := File2lines(OwlAccesslog)31 if err4 != nil {32 createFile(OwlAccesslog)33 _, _ = RunString("chmod -R 777 " + OwlAccesslog)34 }35}36func Config(data string) string {37 lines, err := File2lines("./​config.owl")38 value := ""39 if err != nil {40 fmt.Println("The configuration file could not be found")41 } else {42 /​/​ --- Extract the variables from the configuration file43 for _, line := range lines {44 if strings.Contains(line, data) {45 cut := strings.Split(line, "=")46 value += cut[1]47 }48 }49 }50 /​/​ -------------------------------------------51 return value52}53func SubtractDates(date string) int {54 a, _ := strconv.ParseInt(date, 10, 64)55 ta := time.Unix(a, 0)56 loc, _ := time.LoadLocation("UTC")57 time.Local = loc58 parse, _ := dateparse.ParseLocal(ta.String())59 return int(time.Now().Sub(parse).Seconds())60}61func Contains(s []string, searcher string) bool {62 i := sort.SearchStrings(s, searcher)63 return i < len(s) && s[i] == searcher64}65/​/​ AddConfigDefault --Add the default configuration to the configuration file66func AddConfigDefault() {67 Run("touch ./​config.owl")68 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "\n")69 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "# ********* *** *** ***\n")70 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "# ********* *** *** ***\n")71 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "# *** *** *** *** *** ***\n")72 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "# *** *** *** *** *** ***\n")73 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "# *** *** *** *** *** ***\n")74 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "# ********* *************** *********\n")75 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "# ********* *************** *********\n")76 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#--Proxy Guard Owl\n")77 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#-- Created by Edgar Javier akosej9208@gmail.com --\n")78 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#-- Created by Manuel Cabrera mc@infomed.sld.cu --\n")79 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#-- System configuration file --\n")80 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#-- Path necessary files\n")81 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "path.AccessLog=./​access.log\n")82 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#--path where the logs will be saved\n")83 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "folder.salve_logs=./​salva_logs\n")84 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#-- Interface server\n")85 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "interface.server=eth0\n")86 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#-- Default quota for users 50 mb 1mb=1048576 Bytes\n")87 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "default.quota=52428800\n")88 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#-- Exposed server interface to clients\n")89 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "interface.server=eth0\n")90 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#-- Exposed squid port\n")91 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "squid.port=3128\n")92 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#-- Exposed squid port ssl\n")93 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "squid.port=3129\n")94 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#-------Hours in which the system will restart the quota and rotate the logs ---------------\n")95 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "jobs.restart=08:00:00 10:00:00 11:00:00 11:30:00 12:00:00 13:00:00 14:00:00 15:00:00 16:00:00\n")96 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#--Redis server Ipaddress\n")97 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "redis.ip=127.0.0.1\n")98 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#--Redis server Password\n")99 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "redis.pass=pass\n")100 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "#--Redis server Port\n")101 _ = AppendStrFile("./​config.owl", "redis.port=6379\n")102 fmt.Println("Restart the OWL system, the necessary files have been created.")103}104/​/​ Ct --Current time105func Ct() time.Time {106 return time.Now()107}108func ResetFile(path string) {109 _ = os.Remove(path)110 createFile(path)111 _, _ = RunString("chmod -R 777 " + path)112}...

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redis.go

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...56 }57 workdir := venom.StringVarFromCtx(ctx, "venom.testsuite.workdir")58 var commands []string59 if e.FilePath != "" {60 commands, err = file2lines(path.Join(workdir, e.FilePath))61 if err != nil {62 return nil, errors.Wrapf(err, "Failed to load file")63 }64 } else {65 commands = e.Commands66 }67 result := Result{Commands: []Command{}}68 for i := range commands {69 if commands[i] == "" {70 continue71 }72 name, args, err := getCommandDetails(commands[i])73 if err != nil {74 return nil, err75 }76 res, err := redisClient.Do(name, args...)77 if err != nil {78 arg := fmt.Sprint(args)79 return nil, fmt.Errorf("redis executor failed to execute command %s %s : %s", name, arg, res)80 }81 r := handleRedisResponse(res, err)82 result.Commands = append(result.Commands, Command{83 Name: name,84 Args: args,85 Response: r,86 })87 }88 return result, nil89}90func getCommandDetails(command string) (name string, arg []interface{}, err error) {91 cmd, err := shellwords.Parse(command)92 if err != nil {93 return "", nil, err94 }95 name = cmd[0]96 arguments := append(cmd[:0], cmd[1:]...)97 args := sliceStringToSliceInterface(arguments)98 return name, args, nil99}100func sliceStringToSliceInterface(args []string) []interface{} {101 s := make([]interface{}, len(args))102 for i, v := range args {103 s[i] = v104 }105 return s106}107func handleRedisResponse(res interface{}, err error) interface{} {108 switch p := res.(type) {109 case []interface{}:110 var result []interface{}111 for i := range p {112 u := p[i]113 k := handleRedisResponse(u, err)114 result = append(result, k)115 }116 return result117 default:118 t, _ := redis.String(res, err) /​/​ nolint119 return t120 }121}122func file2lines(filePath string) ([]string, error) {123 var lines []string124 f, err := os.Open(filePath)125 if err != nil {126 return lines, err127 }128 defer f.Close()129 /​*130 Thanks to Mark Karamyar to write this blog post : https:/​/​devmarkpro.com/​working-big-files-golang131 "bufio package has a maximum token size which equals 64 * 1024 (~65.6kb).132 So if one line of our lines is bigger than this size, we got this error token too long error."133 To avoid this error, we will use Readline method and check isPrefix return value134 */​135 reader := bufio.NewReader(f)136 for {...

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file2lines

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1import (2func main() {3 r := redis.New("localhost:6379", 0, "")4 lines, err := r.File2Lines("file.txt")5 if err != nil {6 fmt.Println(err)7 }8 for _, line := range lines {9 fmt.Println(line)10 }11}12import (13func main() {14 r := redis.New("localhost:6379", 0, "")15 lines := []string{"hello", "world", "how", "are", "you"}16 err := r.Lines2File("file.txt", lines)17 if err != nil {18 fmt.Println(err)19 }20}21import (22func main() {23 r := redis.New("localhost:6379", 0, "")24 err := r.Lpush("list", "hello", "world", "how", "are", "you")25 if err != nil {26 fmt.Println(err)27 }28}29import (30func main() {31 r := redis.New("localhost:6379", 0, "")32 lines, err := r.Lrange("list", 0, -1)33 if err != nil {34 fmt.Println(err)35 }36 for _, line := range lines {37 fmt.Println(line)38 }39}40import (41func main() {42 r := redis.New("localhost:6379", 0, "")43 line, err := r.Lpop("list")44 if err != nil {45 fmt.Println(err)46 }47 fmt.Println(line)48}

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file2lines

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1import (2func main() {3 r := redis.New("localhost:6379", "", 0)4 res, _ := r.File2Lines("filename")5 fmt.Println(res)6}7import (8func main() {9 r := redis.New("localhost:6379", "", 0)10 res, _ := r.Lines2File("filename", "line1", "line2", "line3")11 fmt.Println(res)12}13import (14func main() {15 r := redis.New("localhost:6379", "", 0)16 res, _ := r.File2Lines("filename")17 fmt.Println(res)18}19import (20func main() {21 r := redis.New("localhost:6379", "", 0)22 res, _ := r.Lines2File("filename", "line1", "line2", "line3")23 fmt.Println(res)24}25import (26func main() {27 r := redis.New("localhost:6379", "", 0)28 res, _ := r.File2Lines("filename")29 fmt.Println(res)30}31import (32func main() {

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file2lines

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1import (2func main() {3 r := redis.NewRedis()4 r.Connect("localhost", 6379)5 lines, err := r.File2Lines("test.txt")6 if err != nil {7 fmt.Println(err)8 }9 fmt.Println(lines)10}11import (12func main() {13 r := redis.NewRedis()14 r.Connect("localhost", 6379)15 lines, err := r.File2LinesWithLimit("test.txt", 2)16 if err != nil {17 fmt.Println(err)18 }19 fmt.Println(lines)20}21import (22func main() {23 r := redis.NewRedis()24 r.Connect("localhost", 6379)25 lines, err := r.File2LinesWithOffset("test.txt", 2)26 if err != nil {27 fmt.Println(err)28 }29 fmt.Println(lines)30}31import (32func main() {33 r := redis.NewRedis()34 r.Connect("localhost", 637

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1import (2func main() {3 redis := redis.New("localhost", 6379)4 redis.File2Lines("file.txt")5 lines, _ := redis.Lrange("file.txt", 0, 100)6 for _, line := range lines {7 fmt.Println(line)8 }9}10import (11func main() {12 redis := redis.New("localhost", 6379)13 lines := make([]string, 0)14 lines = append(lines, "line1")15 lines = append(lines, "line2")16 lines = append(lines, "line3")17 redis.Lines2File("file.txt", lines)18}

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