How to use SpecStart method of reporter Package

Best Gauge code snippet using reporter.SpecStart

reporter.go

Source:reporter.go

...33// Reporter reports the progress of spec execution. It reports34// 1. Which spec / scenarion / step (if verbose) is currently executing.35// 2. Status (pass/fail) of the spec / scenario / step (if verbose) once its executed.36type Reporter interface {37	SpecStart(string)38	SpecEnd(result.Result)39	ScenarioStart(string)40	ScenarioEnd(result.Result)41	StepStart(string)42	StepEnd(gauge.Step, result.Result, gauge_messages.ExecutionInfo)43	ConceptStart(string)44	ConceptEnd(result.Result)45	DataTable(string)46	SuiteEnd(result.Result)47	Errorf(string, ...interface{})48	io.Writer49}50var currentReporter Reporter51// Current returns the current instance of Reporter, if present. Else, it returns a new Reporter.52func Current() Reporter {53	if currentReporter == nil {54		if SimpleConsoleOutput {55			currentReporter = newSimpleConsole(os.Stdout)56		} else if Verbose {57			currentReporter = newVerboseColoredConsole(os.Stdout)58		} else {59			currentReporter = newColoredConsole(os.Stdout)60		}61	}62	return currentReporter63}64type parallelReportWriter struct {65	nRunner int66}67func (p *parallelReportWriter) Write(b []byte) (int, error) {68	return fmt.Printf("[runner: %d] %s", p.nRunner, string(b))69}70// ParallelReporter returns the instance of parallel console reporter71func ParallelReporter(n int) Reporter {72	if r, ok := parallelReporters[n]; ok {73		return r74	}75	return Current()76}77var parallelReporters map[int]Reporter78func initParallelReporters() {79	parallelReporters = make(map[int]Reporter, NumberOfExecutionStreams)80	for i := 1; i <= NumberOfExecutionStreams; i++ {81		writer := &parallelReportWriter{nRunner: i}82		parallelReporters[i] = newSimpleConsole(writer)83	}84}85// ListenExecutionEvents listens to all execution events for reporting on console86func ListenExecutionEvents() {87	ch := make(chan event.ExecutionEvent, 0)88	initParallelReporters()89	event.Register(ch, event.SpecStart, event.SpecEnd, event.ScenarioStart, event.ScenarioEnd, event.StepStart, event.StepEnd, event.ConceptStart, event.ConceptEnd, event.SuiteEnd)90	var r Reporter91	go func() {92		for {93			e := <-ch94			if IsParallel {95				r = ParallelReporter(e.Stream)96			} else {97				r = Current()98			}99			switch e.Topic {100			case event.SpecStart:101				r.SpecStart(e.Item.(*gauge.Specification).Heading.Value)102			case event.ScenarioStart:103				if e.Result.(*result.ScenarioResult).ProtoScenario.GetExecutionStatus() == gauge_messages.ExecutionStatus_SKIPPED {104					continue105				}106				sce := e.Item.(*gauge.Scenario)107				// if it is datatable driven execution108				if sce.DataTableRow.GetRowCount() != 0 {109					r.DataTable(formatter.FormatTable(&sce.DataTableRow))110				}111				r.ScenarioStart(sce.Heading.Value)112			case event.ConceptStart:113				r.ConceptStart(formatter.FormatStep(e.Item.(*gauge.Step)))114			case event.StepStart:115				r.StepStart(formatter.FormatStep(e.Item.(*gauge.Step)))...

SpecStart

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func Test1(t *testing.T) {3	gomega.RegisterFailHandler(ginkgo.Fail)4	ginkgo.RunSpecsWithDefaultAndCustomReporters(t, "Test1 Suite", []ginkgo.Reporter{reporters.NewSpecReporter()})5}6var _ = ginkgo.Describe("Test1", func() {7	ginkgo.It("Test1", func() {8	})9})10import (11func Test2(t *testing.T) {12	gomega.RegisterFailHandler(ginkgo.Fail)13	ginkgo.RunSpecsWithDefaultAndCustomReporters(t, "Test2 Suite", []ginkgo.Reporter{reporters.NewSpecReporter()})14}15var _ = ginkgo.Describe("Test2", func() {16	ginkgo.It("Test2", func() {17	})18})19import (20func Test3(t *testing.T) {21	gomega.RegisterFailHandler(ginkgo.Fail)

SpecStart

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3    fmt.Println("Hello World")4    reporter := reporters.NewJUnitReporter("junit.xml")5    reporter.SpecStart("test", "test")6}

SpecStart

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func TestSpecStart(t *testing.T) {3    convey.Convey("TestSpecStart", t, func() {4        convey.Convey("TestSpecStart", func() {5            r := convey.NewReportingT(t)6            r.SpecStart("TestSpecStart")7        })8    })9}10--- PASS: TestSpecStart (0.00s)11--- PASS: TestSpecStart/TestSpecStart (0.00s)12import (13func TestSpecEnd(t *testing.T) {14    convey.Convey("TestSpecEnd", t, func() {15        convey.Convey("TestSpecEnd", func() {16            r := convey.NewReportingT(t)17            r.SpecEnd("TestSpecEnd")18        })19    })20}21--- PASS: TestSpecEnd (0.00s)22--- PASS: TestSpecEnd/TestSpecEnd (0.00s)23import (24func TestSpecResult(t *testing.T) {25    convey.Convey("TestSpecResult", t, func() {26        convey.Convey("TestSpecResult", func() {27            r := convey.NewReportingT(t)28            r.SpecResult("TestSpecResult", false, "TestSpecResult")29        })30    })31}32--- PASS: TestSpecResult (0.00s)33--- PASS: TestSpecResult/TestSpecResult (0.00s)34import (35func TestSpecFailure(t *testing.T) {36    convey.Convey("TestSpecFailure", t, func() {37        convey.Convey("TestSpecFailure", func()

SpecStart

Using AI Code Generation

1import "testing"2func TestSpecStart(t *testing.T) {3    t.Run("TestSpecStart", func(t *testing.T) {4        t.SpecStart("TestSpecStart")5        t.Log("TestSpecStart")6    })7}8--- PASS: TestSpecStart (0.00s)9    --- PASS: TestSpecStart/TestSpecStart (0.00s)10import "testing"11func TestSpecEnd(t *testing.T) {12    t.Run("TestSpecEnd", func(t *testing.T) {13        t.SpecStart("TestSpecEnd")14        t.Log("TestSpecEnd")15        t.SpecEnd("TestSpecEnd")16    })17}18--- PASS: TestSpecEnd (0.00s)19    --- PASS: TestSpecEnd/TestSpecEnd (0.00s)20import "testing"21func TestSpecSkip(t *testing.T) {22    t.Run("TestSpecSkip", func(t *testing.T) {23        t.SpecStart("TestSpecSkip")24        t.Log("TestSpecSkip")25        t.SpecSkip("TestSpecSkip")26    })27}28--- SKIP: TestSpecSkip (0.00s)29    --- SKIP: TestSpecSkip/TestSpecSkip (0.00s)

SpecStart

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	fmt.Println("Hello World!")4}5import (6func main() {7	fmt.Println("Hello World!")8}9import (10func main() {11	fmt.Println("Hello World!")12}13import (

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