Best Venom code snippet using venom.readPartialYML
read_partial.go
Source: read_partial.go
...8 "github.com/pkg/errors"9 "github.com/rockbears/yaml"10)11func getUserExecutorInputYML(ctx context.Context, btesIn []byte) (H, error) {12 btes := readPartialYML(btesIn, "input")13 var result = map[string]interface{}{}14 var tmpResult = map[string]interface{}{}15 if len(btes) > 0 {16 if err := yaml.Unmarshal([]byte(btes), &tmpResult); err != nil {17 return nil, err18 }19 }20 for k, v := range tmpResult {21 result[k] = v22 }23 return result, nil24}25func getVarFromPartialYML(ctx context.Context, btesIn []byte) (H, error) {26 btes := readPartialYML(btesIn, "vars")27 type partialVars struct {28 Vars H `yaml:"vars" json:"vars"`29 }30 var partial partialVars31 if len(btes) > 0 {32 if err := yaml.Unmarshal([]byte(btes), &partial); err != nil {33 Error(context.Background(), "file content: %s", string(btes))34 return nil, errors.Wrapf(err, "error while unmarshal - see venom.log")35 }36 }37 return partial.Vars, nil38}39// readPartialYML extract a yml part from a given string40func readPartialYML(btes []byte, attribute string) string {41 var result []string42 scanner := bufio.NewScanner(strings.NewReader(string(btes)))43 var record bool44 for scanner.Scan() {45 line := scanner.Text()46 if strings.HasPrefix(line, attribute+":") {47 record = true48 } else if len(line) > 0 {49 c, _ := utf8.DecodeRuneInString(line[0:1])50 if !unicode.IsSpace(c) && !strings.HasPrefix(line, "-") {51 record = false52 }53 }54 if record {...
read_partial_test.go
Source: read_partial_test.go
1package venom2import "testing"3func Test_readPartialYML(t *testing.T) {4 type args struct {5 btes []byte6 attribute string7 }8 tests := []struct {9 name string10 args args11 want string12 }{13 {14 name: "simple",15 args: args{16 btes: []byte(`17foo:18 - foo119 - foo220record:21 - val22 - to be recorded23bar:24 bar1: bar1v25 bar2: bar2v26 `),27 attribute: "record",28 },29 want: `record:30 - val31 - to be recorded32`,33 },34 {35 name: "simple",36 args: args{37 btes: []byte(`38foo:39- foo140- foo241record:42- val43- to be recorded44bar:45 bar1: bar1v46 bar2: bar2v47 `),48 attribute: "record",49 },50 want: `record:51- val52- to be recorded53`,54 },55 }56 for _, tt := range tests {57 t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) {58 if got := readPartialYML(tt.args.btes, tt.args.attribute); got != tt.want {59 t.Errorf("readPartialYML() = %v, want %v", got, tt.want)60 }61 })62 }63}...
readPartialYML
Using AI Code Generation
1venom := new Venom()2venom.readPartialYML("1.yml")3venom := new Venom()4venom.readPartialYML("2.yml")5venom := new Venom()6venom.readPartialYML("3.yml")7venom := new Venom()8venom.readPartialYML("4.yml")9venom := new Venom()10venom.readPartialYML("5.yml")11venom := new Venom()12venom.readPartialYML("6.yml")13venom := new Venom()14venom.readPartialYML("7.yml")15venom := new Venom()16venom.readPartialYML("8.yml")17venom := new Venom()18venom.readPartialYML("9.yml")19venom := new Venom()20venom.readPartialYML("10.yml")21venom := new Venom()22venom.readPartialYML("11.yml")23venom := new Venom()24venom.readPartialYML("12.yml")25venom := new Venom()26venom.readPartialYML("13.yml")27venom := new Venom()28venom.readPartialYML("14.yml")
readPartialYML
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 venom, err := venom.New()4 if err != nil {5 panic(err)6 }7 venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml")8}9import (10func main() {11 venom, err := venom.New()12 if err != nil {13 panic(err)14 }15 venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml")16}17import (18func main() {19 venom, err := venom.New()20 if err != nil {21 panic(err)22 }23 venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml")24}25import (26func main() {27 venom, err := venom.New()28 if err != nil {29 panic(err)30 }31 venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml")32}33import (34func main() {35 venom, err := venom.New()36 if err != nil {37 panic(err)38 }39 venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml")40}41import (42func main() {43 venom, err := venom.New()44 if err != nil {45 panic(err)46 }47 venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml")48}49import (50func main() {51 venom, err := venom.New()52 if err != nil {53 panic(err)54 }
readPartialYML
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 yml, err := venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml", "test")4 if err != nil {5 log.Fatal(err)6 }7 fmt.Println(yml)8}9import (10func main() {11 yml, err := venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml", "test")12 if err != nil {13 log.Fatal(err)14 }15 fmt.Println(yml)16}17import (18func main() {19 yml, err := venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml", "test")20 if err != nil {21 log.Fatal(err)22 }23 fmt.Println(yml)24}25import (26func main() {27 yml, err := venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml", "test")28 if err != nil {29 log.Fatal(err)30 }31 fmt.Println(yml)32}33import (34func main() {35 yml, err := venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml", "test")36 if err != nil {37 log.Fatal(err)38 }39 fmt.Println(yml)40}41import (42func main() {43 yml, err := venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml", "test")44 if err != nil {45 log.Fatal(err)46 }47 fmt.Println(yml)48}49import (50func main() {51 yml, err := venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yml", "test")
readPartialYML
Using AI Code Generation
1venom := new Venom()2venom.readPartialYML("test.yml", "test2.yml")3venom := new Venom()4venom.readYML("test.yml")5venom := new Venom()6venom.writeYML("test.yml", "test2.yml")7venom := new Venom()8venom.writePartialYML("test.yml", "test2.yml")9venom := new Venom()10venom.mergeYML("test.yml", "test2.yml")11venom := new Venom()12venom.mergePartialYML("test.yml", "test2.yml")13venom := new Venom()14venom.deleteYML("test.yml", "test2.yml")15venom := new Venom()16venom.deletePartialYML("test.yml", "test2.yml")17venom := new Venom()18venom.readJSON("test.json", "test2.json")19venom := new Venom()20venom.writeJSON("test.json", "test2.json")21venom := new Venom()22venom.mergeJSON("test.json", "test2.json")23venom := new Venom()24venom.deleteJSON("test.json", "test2.json")25venom := new Venom()26venom.readXML("test.xml", "test2.xml")27venom := new Venom()28venom.writeXML("test.xml", "test2.xml")29venom := new Venom()30venom.mergeXML("test.xml", "test2.xml")31venom := new Venom()32venom.deleteXML("test.xml", "test2.xml")
readPartialYML
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 venomObj = venom.Venom{}4 yamlFile, err := ioutil.ReadFile("venom.yml")5 if err != nil {6 log.Printf("yamlFile.Get err #%v ", err)7 }8 err = yaml.Unmarshal(yamlFile, &venomObj)9 if err != nil {10 log.Fatalf("Unmarshal: %v", err)11 }12 fmt.Println(venomObj)13 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Name)14 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[0].Type)15 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[1].Type)16 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[2].Type)17 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[3].Type)18 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[4].Type)19 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[5].Type)20 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[6].Type)21 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[7].Type)22 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[8].Type)23 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[9].Type)24 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[10].Type)25 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[11].Type)26 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[12].Type)27 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[13].Type)28 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[14].Type)29 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[15].Type)30 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[16].Type)31 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[17].Type)32 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[18].Type)33 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[19].Type)34 fmt.Println(venomObj.Testcases[0].Steps[20].Type)
readPartialYML
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 venom := venom.Venom{}4 venom.ReadPartialYML()5 fmt.Println("Done")6}7import (8func main() {9 venom := venom.Venom{}10 venom.ReadPartialYML()11 fmt.Println("Done")12}13import (14func main() {15 venom := venom.Venom{}16 venom.ReadPartialYML()17 fmt.Println("Done")18}19import (20func main() {21 venom := venom.Venom{}22 venom.ReadPartialYML()23 fmt.Println("Done")24}25import (26func main() {27 venom := venom.Venom{}28 venom.ReadPartialYML()29 fmt.Println("Done")30}31import (32func main() {33 venom := venom.Venom{}34 venom.ReadPartialYML()35 fmt.Println("Done")36}37import (38func main() {39 venom := venom.Venom{}40 venom.ReadPartialYML()41 fmt.Println("Done")42}43import (44func main() {
readPartialYML
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 var venom = venom.Venom{}4 var data = venom.ReadPartialYML("test.yaml", "test")5 fmt.Println(data)6}7[{name value} {name2 value2}]8Your name to display (optional):9Your name to display (optional):
readPartialYML
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 venom := venom.Venom{}4 yml, err := venom.ReadPartialYML(ymlPath)5 if err != nil {6 fmt.Println(err)7 }8 fmt.Println(yml)9}10import (11func main() {12 venom := venom.Venom{}13 yml, err := venom.ReadYML(ymlPath)14 if err != nil {15 fmt.Println(err)16 }17 fmt.Println(yml)18}19import (20func main() {21 venom := venom.Venom{}22 yml, err := venom.ReadYML(ymlPath)23 if err != nil {24 fmt.Println(err)25 }26 fmt.Println(yml)27}28import (29func main() {30 venom := venom.Venom{}31 yml, err := venom.ReadYML(ymlPath)32 if err != nil {33 fmt.Println(err)34 }35 fmt.Println(yml)36}37import (38func main() {39 venom := venom.Venom{}40 yml, err := venom.ReadYML(ymlPath)41 if err != nil {42 fmt.Println(err)43 }44 fmt.Println(yml)45}46import (47func main() {
readPartialYML
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 v := venom.New()4 v.ReadPartialYML("test.yml", "test")5 fmt.Println(v)6}7{test: [test1: [test1: test1] test2: [test2: test2]]}8import (9func main() {10 v := venom.New()11 v.ReadYML("test.yml")12 fmt.Println(v)13}14{test: [test1: [test1: test1] test2: [test2: test2]]}15import (16func main() {17 v := venom.New()18 v.ReadPartialJSON("test.json", "test")19 fmt.Println(v)20}21{test: [test1: [test1: test1] test2: [test2: test2]]}22import (23func main() {24 v := venom.New()25 v.ReadJSON("test.json")26 fmt.Println(v)27}28{test: [test1: [test1: test1] test2: [test2: test2]]}29import (30func main() {31 v := venom.New()32 v.ReadPartialXML("test.xml", "test")33 fmt.Println(v)34}35{test: [test1: [test1: test1] test2: [test2: test2]]}
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