How to use Name method of performance_test Package

Best Ginkgo code snippet using performance_test.Name

performance_test.go

Source:performance_test.go Github

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...186 return os.OpenFile(filePath, os.O_CREATE|os.O_WRONLY|os.O_APPEND, 0644)187}188// go test -v ./_examples/performance_test.go -bench=^BenchmarkLogitFileWithTextAppender$ -benchtime=1s189func BenchmarkLogitFileWithTextAppender(b *testing.B) {190 file, _ := createFileOf("Z:/" + b.Name() + ".log")191 defer file.Close()192 options := logit.Options()193 logger := logit.NewLogger(194 options.WithDebugLevel(),195 options.WithAppender(appender.Text()),196 options.WithWriter(file, true),197 options.WithTimeFormat(timeFormat),198 )199 defer logger.Close()200 logTask := func() {201 logger.Debug("debug...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()202 logger.Info("info...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()203 logger.Warn("warning...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()204 logger.Error("error...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()205 }206 b.ReportAllocs()207 b.StartTimer()208 for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {209 logTask()210 }211}212// go test -v ./_examples/performance_test.go -bench=^BenchmarkLogitFileWithJsonAppender$ -benchtime=1s213func BenchmarkLogitFileWithJsonAppender(b *testing.B) {214 file, _ := createFileOf("Z:/" + b.Name() + ".log")215 defer file.Close()216 options := logit.Options()217 logger := logit.NewLogger(218 options.WithDebugLevel(),219 options.WithAppender(appender.Json()),220 options.WithWriter(file, true),221 options.WithTimeFormat(timeFormat),222 )223 defer logger.Close()224 logTask := func() {225 logger.Debug("debug...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()226 logger.Info("info...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()227 logger.Warn("warning...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()228 logger.Error("error...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()229 }230 b.ReportAllocs()231 b.StartTimer()232 for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {233 logTask()234 }235}236// go test -v ./_examples/performance_test.go -bench=^BenchmarkLogitFileWithoutBuffer$ -benchtime=1s237func BenchmarkLogitFileWithoutBuffer(b *testing.B) {238 file, _ := createFileOf("Z:/" + b.Name() + ".log")239 defer file.Close()240 options := logit.Options()241 logger := logit.NewLogger(242 options.WithDebugLevel(),243 options.WithAppender(appender.Text()),244 options.WithWriter(file, false),245 options.WithTimeFormat(timeFormat),246 )247 logTask := func() {248 logger.Debug("debug...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()249 logger.Info("info...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()250 logger.Warn("warning...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()251 logger.Error("error...").String("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).End()252 }253 b.ReportAllocs()254 b.StartTimer()255 for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {256 logTask()257 }258}259//// go test -v ./_examples/performance_test.go -bench=^BenchmarkZeroLogFile$ -benchtime=1s260//func BenchmarkZeroLogFile(b *testing.B) {261// file, _ := createFileOf("Z:/" + b.Name() + ".log")262// zerolog.TimeFieldFormat = timeFormat263// logger := zerolog.New(file).With().Timestamp().Logger()264//265// logTask := func() {266// logger.Debug().Str("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).Msg("debug...")267// logger.Info().Str("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).Msg("info...")268// logger.Warn().Str("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).Msg("warning...")269// logger.Error().Str("trace", "xxx").Int("id", 123).Float64("pi", 3.14).Msg("error...")270// }271//272// b.ReportAllocs()273// b.StartTimer()274//275// for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {276// logTask()277// }278//}279//280//// go test -v ./_examples/performance_test.go -bench=^BenchmarkZapFile$ -benchtime=1s281//func BenchmarkZapFile(b *testing.B) {282// file, _ := createFileOf("Z:/" + b.Name() + ".log")283// config := zap.NewProductionEncoderConfig()284// config.EncodeTime = func(t time.Time, enc zapcore.PrimitiveArrayEncoder) {285// enc.AppendString(t.Format(timeFormat))286// }287// encoder := zapcore.NewJSONEncoder(config)288// writeSyncer := zapcore.AddSync(file)289// core := zapcore.NewCore(encoder, writeSyncer, zapcore.DebugLevel)290// logger := zap.New(core)291// defer logger.Sync()292//293// logTask := func() {294// logger.Debug("debug...", zap.String("trace", "abcxxx"), zap.Int("id", 123), zap.Float64("pi", 3.14))295// logger.Info("info...", zap.String("trace", "abcxxx"), zap.Int("id", 123), zap.Float64("pi", 3.14))296// logger.Warn("warning...", zap.String("trace", "abcxxx"), zap.Int("id", 123), zap.Float64("pi", 3.14))297// logger.Error("error...", zap.String("trace", "abcxxx"), zap.Int("id", 123), zap.Float64("pi", 3.14))298// }299//300// b.ReportAllocs()301// b.StartTimer()302//303// for i := 0; i < b.N; i++ {304// logTask()305// }306//}307//308//// go test -v ./_examples/performance_test.go -bench=^BenchmarkLogrusFile$ -benchtime=1s309//func BenchmarkLogrusFile(b *testing.B) {310// file, _ := createFileOf("Z:/" + b.Name() + ".log")311// logger := logrus.New()312// logger.SetOutput(file)313// logger.SetLevel(logrus.DebugLevel)314// logger.SetFormatter(&logrus.JSONFormatter{315// TimestampFormat: timeFormat,316// })317//318// logTask := func() {319// logger.WithFields(map[string]interface{}{"trace": "xxx", "id": 123, "pi": 3.14}).Debug("debug...")320// logger.WithFields(map[string]interface{}{"trace": "xxx", "id": 123, "pi": 3.14}).Info("info...")321// logger.WithFields(map[string]interface{}{"trace": "xxx", "id": 123, "pi": 3.14}).Warn("warning...")322// logger.WithFields(map[string]interface{}{"trace": "xxx", "id": 123, "pi": 3.14}).Error("error...")323// }324//...

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services_command_performance_test.go

Source:services_command_performance_test.go Github

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...26 /* Display some useful information */27 fmt.Printf("Number of samples (MAX_EXECUTIONS): %d\n", maxExecutions)28 fmt.Printf("Number of service instances (NUMBER_OF_SERVICE_INSTANCES): %d\n", numberOfServices)29 broker = fakeservicebroker.New().EnsureBrokerIsAvailable()30 Eventually(helpers.CF("enable-service-access", broker.ServiceName())).Should(Exit(0))31 for i := 0; i < numberOfServices; i++ {32 Eventually(helpers.CF("create-service", broker.ServiceName(), broker.ServicePlanName(), fmt.Sprintf("instance-%d", i))).Should(Exit(0))33 }34 })35 AfterEach(func() {36 if currentExecution == maxExecutions {37 for i := 0; i < numberOfServices; i++ {38 Eventually(helpers.CF("delete-service", fmt.Sprintf("instance-%d", i), "-f")).Should(Exit(0))39 }40 broker.Destroy()41 }42 })43 Measure("services command", func(b Benchmarker) {44 b.Time("cf services", func() {45 fmt.Printf("cf services...")46 session := helpers.CF("services")...

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tuned_test.go

Source:tuned_test.go Github

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...14 "12-tuned-worker-rt.yaml",15}16var _ = Describe("TestPerformanceTuned", func() {17 table.DescribeTable("Tuned files should provide complete options",18 func(fileName, isolatedCPUs, reservedCPUs string) {19 t := loadTuned(fileName)20 Expect(t).ToNot(BeNil())21 validateProfiles(fileName, t)22 },23 // cpu params not relevant here, just use something valid24 table.Entry(fmt.Sprintf("tuned manifest %s", tunedYamls[0]), tunedYamls[0], "1-15", "0"),25 table.Entry(fmt.Sprintf("tuned manifest %s", tunedYamls[1]), tunedYamls[1], "1-15", "0"),26 )27})28func loadTuned(filename string) *tunedv1.Tuned {29 out := generateManifest(filename, "0", "0", "0", 1)30 t := tunedv1.Tuned{}31 err := yaml.NewYAMLOrJSONDecoder(bytes.NewBuffer(out), 1024).Decode(&t)32 Expect(err).ToNot(HaveOccurred())33 return &t34}35func validateProfiles(fileName string, t *tunedv1.Tuned) {36 for _, profile := range t.Spec.Profile {37 // caution here: Load() interprets string as file path, and []byte38 cfg, err := ini.Load([]byte(*profile.Data))39 Expect(err).ToNot(HaveOccurred())40 Expect(cfg).ToNot(BeNil())41 for _, sect := range cfg.Sections() {42 for _, key := range sect.Keys() {43 msg := fmt.Sprintf("error in %s:%s.%s.%s", fileName, *profile.Name, sect.Name(), key.Name())44 val := key.Value()45 Expect(val).NotTo(BeEmpty(), msg)46 }47 }48 }49}...

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Name

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1import (2func main() {3 per := performance_test.NewPerformance_test()4 fmt.Println(per.Name())5}6import (7func main() {8 per := performance_test.NewPerformance_test()9 fmt.Println(per.Name())10}11Note: In the above code, we have created two files 1.go and 2.go. In both files, we have imported the same package performance_test. But, in both the files, the name of the package is different. If we compile the above code, we will get the following error:12In the above code, we have imported the package performance_test in 1.go and performance_test in 2.go. But, the name of the package is different in both the files. So, we are getting the above error. If we want to use the same package in different files, we have to use the same name of the package in all the files. Note: If we import the

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Name

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1import "fmt"2func main() {3 fmt.Println(performance_test.Name())4}5import "fmt"6type Person struct {7}8func (p Person) GetName() string {9}10type Student struct {11}12func (s Student) GetId() int {13}14func main() {15 s1 := Student{Person{"Golang", 10}, 1}16 fmt.Println(s1.GetName())17 fmt.Println(s1.GetId())18}19import "fmt"20type Person interface {21 GetName() string22}23type Student struct {24}25func (s Student) GetName() string {26}27func main() {28 s1 := Student{"Golang"}29 fmt.Println(s1.GetName())30}31import "fmt"32type Person struct {33}34func (p Person) GetName() string {35}36func main() {37 p1 := Person{"Golang", 10}

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