How to use getResponseForGaugeMessage method of conn Package

Best Gauge code snippet using conn.getResponseForGaugeMessage

network.go

Source:network.go Github

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...96 return err97 }98 return Write(conn, data)99}100func getResponseForGaugeMessage(message *gauge_messages.Message, conn net.Conn, res response, timeout time.Duration) {101 message.MessageId = common.GetUniqueID()102 res.addTimer(timeout, message)103 handle := func(err error) {104 if err != nil {105 res.stopTimer()106 res.err <- err107 }108 }109 data, err := proto.Marshal(message)110 handle(err)111 m.put(message.GetMessageId(), res)112 responseBytes, err := writeDataAndGetResponse(conn, data)113 handle(err)114 responseMessage := &gauge_messages.Message{}115 err = proto.Unmarshal(responseBytes, responseMessage)116 handle(err)117 err = checkUnsupportedResponseMessage(responseMessage)118 handle(err)119 responseRes := m.get(responseMessage.GetMessageId())120 responseRes.stopTimer()121 responseRes.result <- responseMessage122 m.delete(responseMessage.GetMessageId())123}124func checkUnsupportedResponseMessage(message *gauge_messages.Message) error {125 if message.GetMessageType() == gauge_messages.Message_UnsupportedMessageResponse {126 return fmt.Errorf("Unsupported Message response received. Message not supported. %s", message.GetUnsupportedMessageResponse().GetMessage())127 }128 return nil129}130// Sends request to plugin for a message. If response is not received for the given message within the configured timeout, an error is thrown131// To wait indefinitely for the response from the plugin, set timeout value as 0.132func GetResponseForMessageWithTimeout(message *gauge_messages.Message, conn net.Conn, timeout time.Duration) (*gauge_messages.Message, error) {133 res := response{result: make(chan *gauge_messages.Message), err: make(chan error)}134 go getResponseForGaugeMessage(message, conn, res, timeout)135 select {136 case err := <-res.err:137 return nil, err138 case res := <-res.result:139 return res, nil140 }141}142func GetPortFromEnvironmentVariable(portEnvVariable string) (int, error) {143 if port := os.Getenv(portEnvVariable); port != "" {144 gport, err := strconv.Atoi(port)145 if err != nil {146 return 0, fmt.Errorf("%s is not a valid port", port)147 }148 return gport, nil...

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getResponseForGaugeMessage

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1import (2type GaugeTestSuite struct {3}4func (s *GaugeTestSuite) SetupTest() {5 s.conn = redigomock.NewConn()6}7func (s *GaugeTestSuite) TestGauge() {8}9func TestGaugeTestSuite(t *testing.T) {10 suite.Run(t, new(GaugeTestSuite))11}12func getResponseForGaugeMessage(conn *redigomock.Conn, key string, value float64) (string, error) {13}

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getResponseForGaugeMessage

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1import (2func main() {3 if err != nil {4 panic(err)5 }6 defer conn.Close()

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getResponseForGaugeMessage

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1import (2func main() {3 conn := protobuf.NewConn()4 gaugeMessage := &protobuf.GaugeMessage{5 Value: &wrappers.DoubleValue{Value: 5.5},6 Timestamp: &timestamp.Timestamp{Seconds: 123456789},7 }8 request := &protobuf.Message{9 MessageType: protobuf.Message_Gauge.Enum(),10 }11 response := conn.GetResponseForGaugeMessage(request)12 fmt.Println(response)13}14import (15func main() {16 conn := protobuf.NewConn()17 counterMessage := &protobuf.CounterMessage{18 Value: &wrappers.DoubleValue{Value: 5.5},19 Timestamp: &timestamp.Timestamp{Seconds: 123456789},20 }21 request := &protobuf.Message{22 MessageType: protobuf.Message_Counter.Enum(),23 }24 response := conn.GetResponseForCounterMessage(request)25 fmt.Println(response)26}27import (28func main() {

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getResponseForGaugeMessage

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

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1import (2type GaugeMessage struct {3}4type GaugeResponse struct {5}6type Conn struct {7}8func (c *Conn) getResponseForGaugeMessage(gaugeMessage *GaugeMessage) (response *GaugeResponse, err error) {9 request, err := json.Marshal(gaugeMessage)10 if err != nil {11 }12 fmt.Fprintf(c.conn, "%s13 reader := bufio.NewReader(c.conn)14 response, err = c.getResponse(reader)15}16func (c *Conn) getResponse(reader *bufio.Reader) (response *GaugeResponse, err error) {17 line, err := reader.ReadString('18 if err != nil {19 }20 response = &GaugeResponse{}21 err = json.Unmarshal(bytes.Trim([]byte(line), "\r22}23func main() {24 conn, err := net.Dial("tcp", "localhost:0")25 if err != nil {26 log.Fatal("Error connecting to server")27 }28 defer conn.Close()29 c := &Conn{conn}30 gaugeMessage := &GaugeMessage{Id: "1", Method: "getStepValue", Params: []string{"step1"}}31 response, err := c.getResponseForGaugeMessage(gaugeMessage)32 if err != nil {33 log.Fatal(err)34 }35 fmt.Println("Response: ", response)36}37import (38type GaugeMessage struct {39}40type GaugeResponse struct {41}42type Conn struct {43}44func (c *Conn) getResponseForGaugeMessage

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