protobuf

Documentation

Overview

Package protobuf provides helpers for working with golang/protobuf types.

Index

• func AsMessages(messages interface{}) []proto.Message
• func Bool(val bool) *wrappers.BoolValue
• func Duration(d time.Duration) *duration.Duration
• func ExpectEqual(t *testing.T, want, got interface{}) bool
• func MustMarshalAny(pb proto.Message) *any.Any
• func RequireEqual(t *testing.T, want, got interface{})
• func UInt32(val uint32) *wrappers.UInt32Value

Functions

func AsMessages

func AsMessages(messages interface{}) []proto.Message

AsMessages casts the given slice of values (that implement the proto.Message interface) to a slice of proto.Message. If the length of the slice is 0, it returns nil.

func Bool

func Bool(val bool) *wrappers.BoolValue

Bool converts a bool to a pointer to a wrappers.BoolValue.

func Duration

func Duration(d time.Duration) *duration.Duration

Duration converts a time.Duration to a pointer to a duration.Duration.

func ExpectEqual

func ExpectEqual(t *testing.T, want, got interface{}) bool

ExpectEqual will test that want == got for protobufs, call t.Error if it does not, and return a bool to indicate the result. This mimics the behavior of the testify `assert` functions.

func MustMarshalAny

func MustMarshalAny(pb proto.Message) *any.Any

MustMarshalAny marshals a protobug into an any.Any type, panicing if that operation fails.

func RequireEqual

func RequireEqual(t *testing.T, want, got interface{})

RequireEqual will test that want == got for protobufs, call t.fatal if it does not, This mimics the behavior of the testify `require` functions.

func UInt32

func UInt32(val uint32) *wrappers.UInt32Value

UInt32 converts a uint32 to a pointer to a wrappers.UInt32Value.