Best Venom code snippet using venom.GetExecutor
types_executor.go
Source: types_executor.go
...26 Delay() int27 Timeout() int28 Info() []string29 Type() string30 GetExecutor() Executor31}32var _ Executor = new(executor)33// ExecutorWrap contains an executor implementation and some attributes34type executor struct {35 Executor36 name string37 retry int // nb retry a test case if it is in failure.38 retryIf []string // retry conditions to check before performing any retries39 delay int // delay between two retries40 timeout int // timeout on executor41 info []string // info to display after the run and before the assertion42 stype string // builtin, plugin, user43}44func (e executor) Name() string {45 return e.name46}47func (e executor) Type() string {48 return e.stype49}50func (e executor) Retry() int {51 return e.retry52}53func (e executor) RetryIf() []string {54 return e.retryIf55}56func (e executor) Delay() int {57 return e.delay58}59func (e executor) Timeout() int {60 return e.timeout61}62func (e executor) Info() []string {63 return e.info64}65func (e executor) GetExecutor() Executor {66 return e.Executor67}68func (e executor) GetDefaultAssertions() *StepAssertions {69 if e.Executor == nil {70 return nil71 }72 x, ok := e.Executor.(executorWithDefaultAssertions)73 if ok {74 return x.GetDefaultAssertions()75 }76 return nil77}78func (e executor) ZeroValueResult() interface{} {79 if e.Executor == nil {80 return nil81 }82 x, ok := e.Executor.(executorWithZeroValueResult)83 if ok {84 return x.ZeroValueResult()85 }86 return nil87}88func (e executor) Setup(ctx context.Context, vars H) (context.Context, error) {89 if e.Executor == nil {90 return ctx, nil91 }92 x, ok := e.Executor.(ExecutorWithSetup)93 if ok {94 return x.Setup(ctx, vars)95 }96 return ctx, nil97}98func (e executor) TearDown(ctx context.Context) error {99 if e.Executor == nil {100 return nil101 }102 x, ok := e.Executor.(ExecutorWithSetup)103 if ok {104 return x.TearDown(ctx)105 }106 return nil107}108func (e executor) Run(ctx context.Context, step TestStep) (interface{}, error) {109 if e.Executor == nil {110 return nil, nil111 }112 return e.Executor.Run(ctx, step)113}114func newExecutorRunner(e Executor, name, stype string, retry int, retryIf []string, delay, timeout int, info []string) ExecutorRunner {115 return &executor{116 Executor: e,117 name: name,118 retry: retry,119 retryIf: retryIf,120 delay: delay,121 timeout: timeout,122 info: info,123 stype: stype,124 }125}126// executorWithDefaultAssertions execute a testStep.127type executorWithDefaultAssertions interface {128 // GetDefaultAssertion returns default assertions129 GetDefaultAssertions() *StepAssertions130}131type executorWithZeroValueResult interface {132 ZeroValueResult() interface{}133}134type ExecutorWithSetup interface {135 Setup(ctx context.Context, vars H) (context.Context, error)136 TearDown(ctx context.Context) error137}138func GetExecutorResult(r interface{}) map[string]interface{} {139 d, err := Dump(r)140 if err != nil {141 panic(err)142 }143 return d144}145type UserExecutor struct {146 Executor string `json:"executor" yaml:"executor"`147 Input H `json:"input" yaml:"input"`148 RawTestSteps []json.RawMessage `json:"steps" yaml:"steps"`149 Output json.RawMessage `json:"output" yaml:"output"`150 Filename string `json:"-" yaml:"-"`151}152// Run is not implemented on user executor153func (ux UserExecutor) Run(ctx context.Context, step TestStep) (interface{}, error) {154 return nil, errors.New("Run not implemented for user interface, use RunUserExecutor instead")155}156func (ux UserExecutor) ZeroValueResult() interface{} {157 type Output struct {158 Result interface{} `json:"result"`159 }160 output := &Output{161 Result: ux.Output,162 }163 outputS, err := json.Marshal(output)164 if err != nil {165 return ""166 }167 result := make(map[string]interface{})168 err = JSONUnmarshal(outputS, &result)169 if err != nil {170 return ""171 }172 return result173}174func (v *Venom) RunUserExecutor(ctx context.Context, runner ExecutorRunner, tcIn *TestCase, tsIn *TestStepResult, step TestStep) (interface{}, error) {175 vrs := tcIn.TestSuiteVars.Clone()176 uxIn := runner.GetExecutor().(UserExecutor)177 for k, va := range uxIn.Input {178 if strings.HasPrefix(k, "input.") {179 // do not reinject input.vars from parent user executor if exists180 continue181 } else if !strings.HasPrefix(k, "venom") {182 if vl, ok := step[k]; ok && vl != "" { // value from step183 vrs.AddWithPrefix("input", k, vl)184 } else { // default value from executor185 vrs.AddWithPrefix("input", k, va)186 }187 } else {188 vrs.Add(k, va)189 }190 }191 // reload the user executor with the interpolated vars192 _, exe, err := v.GetExecutorRunner(ctx, step, vrs)193 if err != nil {194 return nil, errors.Wrapf(err, "unable to reload executor")195 }196 ux := exe.GetExecutor().(UserExecutor)197 tc := &TestCase{198 TestCaseInput: TestCaseInput{199 Name: ux.Executor,200 RawTestSteps: ux.RawTestSteps,201 Vars: vrs,202 },203 TestSuiteVars: tcIn.TestSuiteVars,204 IsExecutor: true,205 TestStepResults: make([]TestStepResult, 0),206 }207 tc.originalName = tc.Name208 tc.Name = slug.Make(tc.Name)209 tc.Vars.Add("venom.testcase", tc.Name)210 tc.Vars.Add("venom.executor.filename", ux.Filename)...
GetExecutor
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 executor := venom.GetExecutor()4 fmt.Println(executor)5}6import (7func main() {8 executor := venom.GetExecutor()9 fmt.Println(executor)10}
GetExecutor
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(venom.GetExecutor("venom"))4}5import (6func main() {7 fmt.Println(venom.GetExecutor("venom"))8}9import (10func main() {11 fmt.Println(venom.GetExecutor("venom"))12}13import (14func main() {15 fmt.Println(venom.GetExecutor("venom"))16}17import (18func main() {19 fmt.Println(venom.GetExecutor("venom"))20}21import (22func main() {23 fmt.Println(venom.GetExecutor("venom"))24}25import (26func main() {27 fmt.Println(venom.GetExecutor("venom"))28}29import (30func main() {31 fmt.Println(venom.GetExecutor("venom"))32}33import (34func main() {35 fmt.Println(venom.GetExecutor("venom"))36}
GetExecutor
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 venomInstance := venom.GetVenom()4 venomExecutor := venomInstance.GetExecutor()5 venomExecutor.Execute()6}7import (8func main() {9 venomInstance := venom.GetVenom()10 venomExecutor := venomInstance.GetExecutor()11 venomExecutor.Execute()12}13import (14func main() {15 venomInstance := venom.GetVenom()16 venomExecutor := venomInstance.GetExecutor()17 venomExecutor.Execute()18}19import (20func main() {21 venomInstance := venom.GetVenom()22 venomExecutor := venomInstance.GetExecutor()23 venomExecutor.Execute()24}25import (26func main() {27 venomInstance := venom.GetVenom()28 venomExecutor := venomInstance.GetExecutor()29 venomExecutor.Execute()30}31import (32func main() {33 venomInstance := venom.GetVenom()34 venomExecutor := venomInstance.GetExecutor()35 venomExecutor.Execute()36}37import (38func main() {39 venomInstance := venom.GetVenom()40 venomExecutor := venomInstance.GetExecutor()41 venomExecutor.Execute()42}43import (44func main()
GetExecutor
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 var venom = venom.Venom{}4 var executor = venom.GetExecutor("shell")5 fmt.Println(executor)6}7import (8func main() {9 var executor = executors.GetExecutor("shell")10 fmt.Println(executor)11}
GetExecutor
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 venom := venom.GetVenom()4 executor := venom.GetExecutor()5 fmt.Println(executor)6}7import (8func main() {9 venom := venom.GetVenom()10 executor := venom.GetExecutor()11 fmt.Println(executor)12}13import (14func main() {15 venom := venom.GetVenom()16 executor := venom.GetExecutor()17 fmt.Println(executor)18}19import (20func main() {21 venom := venom.GetVenom()22 executor := venom.GetExecutor()23 fmt.Println(executor)24}
GetExecutor
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, World!")4 executor := venom.GetExecutor()5 executor.Execute()6}7import (8func main() {9 fmt.Println("Hello, World!")10 executor := venom.GetExecutor()11 executor.Execute()12}13import (14func main() {15 fmt.Println("Hello, World!")16 executor := venom.GetExecutor()17 executor.Execute()18}19import (20func main() {21 fmt.Println("Hello, World!")22 executor := venom.GetExecutor()23 executor.Execute()24}25import (26func main() {27 fmt.Println("Hello, World!")28 executor := venom.GetExecutor()29 executor.Execute()30}31import (32func main() {33 fmt.Println("Hello, World!")34 executor := venom.GetExecutor()35 executor.Execute()36}37import (38func main() {39 fmt.Println("Hello, World!")40 executor := venom.GetExecutor()41 executor.Execute()42}43import (44func main() {45 fmt.Println("Hello, World!")46 executor := venom.GetExecutor()47 executor.Execute()48}
GetExecutor
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 v := venom.NewVenom()4 v.GetExecutor()5 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")6}7import (8func main() {9 v := venom.NewVenom()10 v.GetExecutor()11 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")12}13import (14func main() {15 v := venom.NewVenom()16 v.GetExecutor()17 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")18}19import (20func main() {21 v := venom.NewVenom()22 v.GetExecutor()23 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")24}25import (26func main() {27 v := venom.NewVenom()28 v.GetExecutor()29 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")30}31import (32func main() {33 v := venom.NewVenom()34 v.GetExecutor()35 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")36}37import (38func main() {39 v := venom.NewVenom()40 v.GetExecutor()41 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")42}43import (44func main() {45 v := venom.NewVenom()46 v.GetExecutor()47 fmt.Println("Hello
GetExecutor
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 ex = venom.GetExecutor()4 fmt.Println("Executor: ", ex)5}6import (7func main() {8 ex = venom.GetExecutor()9 fmt.Println("Executor: ", ex)10}
GetExecutor
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2import "venom"3func main() {4 fmt.Println("Hello, 世界")5 v := venom.GetExecutor()6 fmt.Println(v)7}8import "fmt"9import "venom"10func main() {11 fmt.Println("Hello, 世界")12 v := venom.GetExecutor()13 fmt.Println(v)14}15./2.go:8: cannot use v (type venom.Executor) as type venom.Executor in argument to fmt.Println:16 venom.Executor does not implement venom.Executor (wrong type for GetExecutor method)17 have GetExecutor() venom.Executor18 want GetExecutor() venom.Executor19./1.go:8: cannot use v (type venom.Executor) as type venom.Executor in argument to fmt.Println:20 venom.Executor does not implement venom.Executor (wrong type for GetExecutor method)21 have GetExecutor() venom.Executor22 want GetExecutor() venom.Executor23./2.go:8: cannot use v (type venom.Executor) as type venom.Executor in argument to fmt.Println:24 venom.Executor does not implement venom.Executor (wrong type for GetExecutor method)25 have GetExecutor() venom.Executor26 want GetExecutor() venom.Executor27./2.go:8: cannot use v (type venom.Executor) as type venom.Executor in argument to fmt.Println:28 venom.Executor does not implement venom.Executor (wrong type for GetExecutor method)29 have GetExecutor() venom.Executor30 want GetExecutor() venom.Executor
GetExecutor
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 v := venom.New()4 v.GetExecutor("foo")5 fmt.Println("Hello World")6}7import (8func main() {9 v := venom.New()10 v.GetExecutor("foo")11 fmt.Println("Hello World")12}13import (14func main() {15 v := venom.New()16 v.GetExecutor("foo")17 fmt.Println("Hello World")18}19import (20func main() {21 v := venom.New()22 v.GetExecutor("foo")23 fmt.Println("Hello World")24}25import (26func main() {27 v := venom.New()28 v.GetExecutor("foo")29 fmt.Println("Hello World")30}31import (32func main() {33 v := venom.New()34 v.GetExecutor("foo")35 fmt.Println("Hello World")36}37import (38func main() {39 v := venom.New()40 v.GetExecutor("foo")41 fmt.Println("Hello World")42}43import (44func main() {45 v := venom.New()46 v.GetExecutor("foo")47 fmt.Println("Hello World")48}
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