How to use stringToType method of venom Package

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assertion.go

Source: assertion.go Github

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...97 }98 args := make([]interface{}, len(assert[2:]))99 for i, v := range assert[2:] {100 var err error101 args[i], err = stringToType(v, actual)102 if err != nil {103 return nil, fmt.Errorf("mismatched type between '%v' and '%v': %v", assert[0], v, err)104 }105 }106 return &assertion{107 Actual: actual,108 Func: f,109 Args: args,110 Required: required,111 }, nil112}113/​/​ check selects the correct assertion function to call depending on typing provided by user114func check(ctx context.Context, tc TestCase, stepNumber int, rangedIndex int, assertion Assertion, r interface{}) *Failure {115 var errs *Failure116 switch t := assertion.(type) {117 case string:118 errs = checkString(ctx, tc, stepNumber, rangedIndex, assertion.(string), r)119 case map[string]interface{}:120 errs = checkBranch(ctx, tc, stepNumber, rangedIndex, assertion.(map[string]interface{}), r)121 default:122 errs = newFailure(ctx, tc, stepNumber, rangedIndex, "", fmt.Errorf("unsupported assertion format: %v", t))123 }124 return errs125}126/​/​ checkString evaluate a complex assertion containing logical operators127/​/​ it recursively calls checkAssertion for each operand128func checkBranch(ctx context.Context, tc TestCase, stepNumber int, rangedIndex int, branch map[string]interface{}, r interface{}) *Failure {129 /​/​ Extract logical operator130 if len(branch) != 1 {131 return newFailure(ctx, tc, stepNumber, rangedIndex, "", fmt.Errorf("expected exactly 1 logical operator but %d were provided", len(branch)))132 }133 var operator string134 for k := range branch {135 operator = k136 }137 /​/​ Extract logical operands138 var operands []interface{}139 switch t := branch[operator].(type) {140 case []interface{}:141 operands = branch[operator].([]interface{})142 default:143 return newFailure(ctx, tc, stepNumber, rangedIndex, "", fmt.Errorf("expected %s operands to be an []interface{}, got %v", operator, t))144 }145 if len(operands) == 0 {146 return nil147 }148 /​/​ Evaluate assertions (operands)149 var results []string150 assertionsCount := len(operands)151 assertionsSuccess := 0152 for _, assertion := range operands {153 errs := check(ctx, tc, stepNumber, rangedIndex, assertion, r)154 if errs != nil {155 results = append(results, fmt.Sprintf(" - fail: %s", assertion))156 }157 if errs == nil {158 assertionsSuccess++159 results = append(results, fmt.Sprintf(" - pass: %s", assertion))160 }161 }162 /​/​ Evaluate operator behaviour163 var err error164 switch operator {165 case "and":166 if assertionsSuccess != assertionsCount {167 err = fmt.Errorf("%d/​%d assertions succeeded:\n%s\n", assertionsSuccess, assertionsCount, strings.Join(results, "\n"))168 }169 case "or":170 if assertionsSuccess == 0 {171 err = fmt.Errorf("no assertions succeeded:\n%s\n", strings.Join(results, "\n"))172 }173 case "xor":174 if assertionsSuccess == 0 {175 err = fmt.Errorf("no assertions succeeded:\n%s\n", strings.Join(results, "\n"))176 }177 if assertionsSuccess > 1 {178 err = fmt.Errorf("multiple assertions succeeded but expected only one to suceed:\n%s\n", strings.Join(results, "\n"))179 }180 case "not":181 if assertionsSuccess > 0 {182 err = fmt.Errorf("some assertions succeeded but expected none to suceed:\n%s\n", strings.Join(results, "\n"))183 }184 default:185 return newFailure(ctx, tc, stepNumber, rangedIndex, "", fmt.Errorf("unsupported assertion operator %s", operator))186 }187 if err != nil {188 return newFailure(ctx, tc, stepNumber, rangedIndex, "", err)189 }190 return nil191}192/​/​ checkString evaluate a single string assertion193func checkString(ctx context.Context, tc TestCase, stepNumber int, rangedIndex int, assertion string, r interface{}) *Failure {194 assert, err := parseAssertions(context.Background(), assertion, r)195 if err != nil {196 return newFailure(ctx, tc, stepNumber, rangedIndex, assertion, err)197 }198 if err := assert.Func(assert.Actual, assert.Args...); err != nil {199 failure := newFailure(ctx, tc, stepNumber, rangedIndex, assertion, err)200 failure.AssertionRequired = assert.Required201 return failure202 }203 return nil204}205/​/​ splitAssertion splits the assertion string a, with support206/​/​ for quoted arguments.207func splitAssertion(a string) []string {208 lastQuote := rune(0)209 f := func(c rune) bool {210 switch {211 case c == lastQuote:212 lastQuote = rune(0)213 return false214 case lastQuote != rune(0):215 return false216 case unicode.In(c, unicode.Quotation_Mark):217 lastQuote = c218 return false219 default:220 return unicode.IsSpace(c)221 }222 }223 m := strings.FieldsFunc(a, f)224 for i, e := range m {225 first, _ := utf8.DecodeRuneInString(e)226 last, _ := utf8.DecodeLastRuneInString(e)227 if unicode.In(first, unicode.Quotation_Mark) && first == last {228 m[i] = string([]rune(e)[1 : utf8.RuneCountInString(e)-1])229 }230 }231 return m232}233func stringToType(val string, valType interface{}) (interface{}, error) {234 switch valType.(type) {235 case bool:236 return strconv.ParseBool(val)237 case string:238 return val, nil239 case int:240 return strconv.Atoi(val)241 case int8:242 return strconv.ParseInt(val, 10, 8)243 case int16:244 return strconv.ParseInt(val, 10, 16)245 case int32:246 return strconv.ParseInt(val, 10, 32)247 case int64:...

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stringToType

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello"))4 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("123"))5 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("123.456"))6 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("True"))7 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("False"))8}9import (10func main() {11 fmt.Println(venom.typeToString(123))12 fmt.Println(venom.typeToString(123.456))13 fmt.Println(venom.typeToString(true))14 fmt.Println(venom.typeToString(false))15}16import (17func main() {18 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello"))19 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("123"))20 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("123.456"))21 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("True"))22 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("False"))23}24import (25func main() {26 fmt.Println(venom.typeToString(123))27 fmt.Println(venom.typeToString(123.456))28 fmt.Println(venom.typeToString(true))29 fmt.Println(venom.typeToString(false))30}31import (32func main() {33 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello"))34 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("123"))35 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("123.456"))36 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("True"))37 fmt.Println(venom

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stringToType

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1import "fmt"2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")4 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello, world."))5}6import "fmt"7func main() {8 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")9 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello, world."))10}11import "fmt"12func main() {13 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")14 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello, world."))15}16import "fmt"17func main() {18 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")19 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello, world."))20}21import "fmt"22func main() {23 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")24 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello, world."))25}26import "fmt"27func main() {28 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")29 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello, world."))30}31import "fmt"32func main() {33 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")34 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello, world."))35}36import "fmt"37func main() {38 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")39 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello, world."))40}41import "fmt"42func main() {43 fmt.Println("Hello, world.")44 fmt.Println(venom.stringToType("Hello, world."))45}46import "fmt"47func main() {

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1str2 := venom.stringToType(str)2println(str2)3str2 := venom.stringToType(str)4println(str2)5str2 := venom.stringToType(str)6println(str2)7str2 := venom.stringToType(str)8println(str2)9str2 := venom.stringToType(str)10println(str2)11str2 := venom.stringToType(str)12println(str2)13str2 := venom.stringToType(str)14println(str2)15str2 := venom.stringToType(str)16println(str2)17str2 := venom.stringToType(str)18println(str2)19str2 := venom.stringToType(str)20println(str2)21str2 := venom.stringToType(str)22println(str2)23str2 := venom.stringToType(str)24println(str2)25str2 := venom.stringToType(str)26println(str2)27str2 := venom.stringToType(str)28println(str2

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