How to use withToxi method of main Package

Best Toxiproxy code snippet using main.withToxi

cli.go

Source:cli.go

...62		{63			Name:    "list",64			Usage:   "list all proxies\n\tusage: 'toxiproxy-cli list'\n",65			Aliases: []string{"l", "li", "ls"},66			Action:  withToxi(list),67		},68		{69			Name:    "inspect",70			Aliases: []string{"i", "ins"},71			Usage:   "inspect a single proxy\n\tusage: 'toxiproxy-cli inspect <proxyName>'\n",72			Action:  withToxi(inspectProxy),73		},74		{75			Name:    "create",76			Usage:   "create a new proxy\n\tusage: 'toxiproxy-cli create <proxyName> --listen <addr> --upstream <addr>'\n",77			Aliases: []string{"c", "new"},78			Flags: []cli.Flag{79				cli.StringFlag{80					Name:  "listen, l",81					Usage: "proxy will listen on this address",82				},83				cli.StringFlag{84					Name:  "upstream, u",85					Usage: "proxy will forward to this address",86				},87			},88			Action: withToxi(createProxy),89		},90		{91			Name:    "toggle",92			Usage:   "\ttoggle enabled status on a proxy\n\t\tusage: 'toxiproxy-cli toggle <proxyName>'\n",93			Aliases: []string{"tog"},94			Action:  withToxi(toggleProxy),95		},96		{97			Name:    "delete",98			Usage:   "\tdelete a proxy\n\t\tusage: 'toxiproxy-cli delete <proxyName>'\n",99			Aliases: []string{"d"},100			Action:  withToxi(deleteProxy),101		},102		{103			Name:        "toxic",104			Aliases:     []string{"t"},105			Usage:       "\tadd, remove or update a toxic\n\t\tusage: see 'toxiproxy-cli toxic'\n",106			Description: toxicDescription,107			Subcommands: []cli.Command{108				{109					Name:      "add",110					Aliases:   []string{"a"},111					Usage:     "add a new toxic",112					ArgsUsage: "<proxyName>",113					Flags: []cli.Flag{114						cli.StringFlag{115							Name:  "toxicName, n",116							Usage: "name of the toxic",117						},118						cli.StringFlag{119							Name:  "type, t",120							Usage: "type of toxic",121						},122						cli.StringFlag{123							Name:  "toxicity, tox",124							Usage: "toxicity of toxic",125						},126						cli.StringSliceFlag{127							Name:  "attribute, a",128							Usage: "toxic attribute in key=value format",129						},130						cli.BoolFlag{131							Name:  "upstream, u",132							Usage: "add toxic to upstream",133						},134						cli.BoolFlag{135							Name:  "downstream, d",136							Usage: "add toxic to downstream",137						},138					},139					Action: withToxi(addToxic),140				},141				{142					Name:      "update",143					Aliases:   []string{"u"},144					Usage:     "update an enabled toxic",145					ArgsUsage: "<proxyName>",146					Flags: []cli.Flag{147						cli.StringFlag{148							Name:  "toxicName, n",149							Usage: "name of the toxic",150						},151						cli.StringFlag{152							Name:  "toxicity, tox",153							Usage: "toxicity of toxic",154						},155						cli.StringSliceFlag{156							Name:  "attribute, a",157							Usage: "toxic attribute in key=value format",158						},159					},160					Action: withToxi(updateToxic),161				},162				{163					Name:      "remove",164					Aliases:   []string{"r", "delete", "d"},165					Usage:     "remove an enabled toxic",166					ArgsUsage: "<proxyName>",167					Flags: []cli.Flag{168						cli.StringFlag{169							Name:  "toxicName, n",170							Usage: "name of the toxic",171						},172					},173					Action: withToxi(removeToxic),174				},175			},176		},177	}178	cli.HelpFlag = cli.BoolFlag{179		Name:  "help",180		Usage: "show help",181	}182	app.Flags = []cli.Flag{183		cli.StringFlag{184			Name:        "host, h",185			Value:       "http://localhost:8474",186			Usage:       "toxiproxy host to connect to",187			Destination: &hostname,188		},189	}190	isTTY = terminal.IsTerminal(int(os.Stdout.Fd()))191	app.Run(os.Args)192}193type toxiAction func(*cli.Context, *toxiproxy.Client) error194func withToxi(f toxiAction) func(*cli.Context) error {195	return func(c *cli.Context) error {196		toxiproxyClient := toxiproxy.NewClient(hostname)197		return f(c, toxiproxyClient)198	}199}200func list(c *cli.Context, t *toxiproxy.Client) error {201	proxies, err := t.Proxies()202	if err != nil {203		return errorf("Failed to retrieve proxies: %s", err)204	}205	var proxyNames []string206	for proxyName := range proxies {207		proxyNames = append(proxyNames, proxyName)208	}...

withToxi

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type Point struct {3}4func (p Point) Distance(q Point) float64 {5	return math.Hypot(p.X-q.X, p.Y-q.Y)6}7func (p *Point) ScaleBy(factor float64) {8}9func main() {10	p := Point{1, 2}11	q := Point{4, 6}12	p.ScaleBy(2)13	q.ScaleBy(0.5)14}15import (16type Point struct {17}18func (p Point) Distance(q Point) float64 {19	return math.Hypot(p.X-q.X, p.Y-q.Y)20}21func (p Point) ScaleBy(factor float64) {22}23func main() {24	p := Point{1, 2}25	q := Point{4, 6}26	p.ScaleBy(2)27	q.ScaleBy(0.5)28}29import (30type Point struct {31}32func (p Point) Distance(q Point) float64 {33	return math.Hypot(p.X-q.X, p.Y-q.Y)34}35func (p Point) ScaleBy(factor float64) {36}37func main() {38	p := Point{1, 2}39	q := Point{4, 6}40	p.ScaleBy(2)41	q.ScaleBy(0.5)42}43import (44type Point struct {

withToxi

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2type Vector2D struct {3}4func (v1 Vector2D) add(v2 Vector2D) Vector2D {5    return Vector2D{v1.x + v2.x, v1.y + v2.y}6}7func (v1 Vector2D) sub(v2 Vector2D) Vector2D {8    return Vector2D{v1.x - v2.x, v1.y - v2.y}9}10func (v1 Vector2D) scale(s float64) Vector2D {11    return Vector2D{v1.x * s, v1.y * s}12}13func (v1 Vector2D) divide(s float64) Vector2D {14    return Vector2D{v1.x / s, v1.y / s}15}16func (v1 Vector2D) distanceTo(v2 Vector2D) float64 {17    return math.Sqrt(math.Pow(v1.x-v2.x, 2) + math.Pow(v1.y-v2.y, 2))18}19func (v1 Vector2D) copy() Vector2D {20    return Vector2D{v1.x, v1.y}21}22func (v1 Vector2D) normalize() Vector2D {23    mag := v1.magnitude()24    return Vector2D{v1.x / mag, v1.y / mag}25}26func (v1 Vector2D) magnitude() float64 {27    return math.Sqrt(v1.x*v1.x + v1.y*v1.y)28}29func (v1 Vector2D) limit(max float64) Vector2D {30    if v1.magnitude() > max {31        return v1.normalize().scale(max)32    }33}34func (v1 Vector2D) heading() float64 {35    return math.Atan2(v1.y, v1.x)36}37func (v1 Vector2D) rotate(theta float64) Vector2D {38    temp := v1.copy()39    cosT := math.Cos(theta)40    sinT := math.Sin(theta)41}42func (v1 Vector2D) dot(v2 Vector2D) float

withToxi

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	img := image.NewRGBA(image.Rect(0, 0, 300, 300))4	draw.Draw(img, img.Bounds(), &image.Uniform{color.White}, image.ZP, draw.Src)5	drawLine(img, 10, 10, 100, 100, color.RGBA{255, 0, 0, 255})6	drawLine(img, 100, 100, 200, 200, color.RGBA{0, 255, 0, 255})7	drawLine(img, 200, 200, 10, 10, color.RGBA{0, 0, 255, 255})8	f, err := os.Create("out.png")9	if err != nil {10		log.Fatal(err)11	}12	png.Encode(f, img)13}14func drawLine(img draw.Image, x0, y0, x1, y1 int, col color.Color) {15	if dx < 0 {16	}17	if dy < 0 {18	}19	img.Set(x0, y0, col)20	if dy > dx {21		for y := y0 + step; y != y1; y += step {22			if e < 0 {23			}24			img.Set(x0, y, col)25		}26	} else {27		for x := x0 + step; x != x1; x += step

withToxi

Using AI Code Generation

1import (2func main() {3	world := toxiclibs.NewWorld()4	vec := toxiclibs.NewVector(0, 0, 0)5	vec2 := toxiclibs.NewVector(20, 20, 20)6	vec3 := toxiclibs.NewVector(10, 10, 10)7	vec4 := toxiclibs.NewVector(0, 0, 0)8	vec5 := toxiclibs.NewVector(10, 10, 10)9	vec6 := toxiclibs.NewVector(20, 20, 20)10	vec7 := toxiclibs.NewVector(30, 30, 30)11	vec8 := toxiclibs.NewVector(40, 40, 40)12	vec9 := toxiclibs.NewVector(50, 50, 50)13	vec10 := toxiclibs.NewVector(60, 60, 60)14	vec11 := toxiclibs.NewVector(70, 70, 70)15	vec12 := toxiclibs.NewVector(80, 80, 80)16	vec13 := toxiclibs.NewVector(90, 90, 90)17	vec14 := toxiclibs.NewVector(100, 100, 100)18	vec15 := toxiclibs.NewVector(110, 110, 110)19	vec16 := toxiclibs.NewVector(120, 120, 120)20	vec17 := toxiclibs.NewVector(130, 130, 130)21	vec18 := toxiclibs.NewVector(140, 140, 140)

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