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package core_test
import . "dappco.re/go"
type exampleStream struct {
response []byte
sent []byte
}
func (s *exampleStream) Send(data []byte) error {
s.sent = data
return nil
}
func (s *exampleStream) Receive() ([]byte, error) {
return s.response, nil
}
func (s *exampleStream) Close() error {
return nil
}
// ExampleAPI_RegisterProtocol registers a transport protocol through
// `API.RegisterProtocol` for a Lethean drive integration. Transport details stay behind
// the API wrapper while callers exchange drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleAPI_RegisterProtocol() {
c := New()
c.API().RegisterProtocol("http", func(h *DriveHandle) (Stream, error) {
return &exampleStream{response: []byte("pong")}, nil
})
Println(c.API().Protocols())
// Output: [http]
}
// ExampleAPI_Stream opens a stream through `API.Stream` for a Lethean drive integration.
// Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange drives, streams,
// and Results.
func ExampleAPI_Stream() {
c := New()
c.API().RegisterProtocol("http", func(h *DriveHandle) (Stream, error) {
return &exampleStream{response: []byte(Concat("connected to ", h.Name))}, nil
})
c.Drive().New(NewOptions(
Option{Key: "name", Value: "charon"},
Option{Key: "transport", Value: "http://10.69.69.165:9101"},
))
r := c.API().Stream("charon")
if r.OK {
stream := r.Value.(Stream)
resp, _ := stream.Receive()
Println(string(resp))
stream.Close()
}
// Output: connected to charon
}
// ExampleAPI_Call calls a remote method through `API.Call` for a Lethean drive
// integration. Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange
// drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleAPI_Call() {
c := New()
c.API().RegisterProtocol("http", func(_ *DriveHandle) (Stream, error) {
return &exampleStream{response: []byte(`{"ok":true}`)}, nil
})
c.Drive().New(NewOptions(
Option{Key: "name", Value: "charon"},
Option{Key: "transport", Value: "http://10.69.69.165:9101"},
))
r := c.API().Call("charon", "agent.status", NewOptions())
Println(r.Value)
// Output: {"ok":true}
}
// ExampleAPI_Protocols lists transport protocols through `API.Protocols` for a Lethean
// drive integration. Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange
// drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleAPI_Protocols() {
c := New()
c.API().RegisterProtocol("http", func(_ *DriveHandle) (Stream, error) {
return &exampleStream{}, nil
})
Println(c.API().Protocols())
// Output: [http]
}
// ExampleCore_RemoteAction resolves an action name locally before a remote drive prefix is
// needed. Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange drives,
// streams, and Results.
func ExampleCore_RemoteAction() {
c := New()
// Local action
c.Action("status", func(_ Context, _ Options) Result {
return Result{Value: "running", OK: true}
})
// No colon — resolves locally
r := c.RemoteAction("status", Background(), NewOptions())
Println(r.Value)
// Output: running
}
// ExampleHTTPGet fetches a local health endpoint through the core HTTP client wrapper for
// a Lethean drive integration. Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers
// exchange drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleHTTPGet() {
srv := NewHTTPTestServer(HandlerFunc(func(w ResponseWriter, _ *Request) {
WriteString(w, "ok")
}))
defer srv.Close()
r := HTTPGet(srv.URL)
defer r.Value.(*Response).Body.Close()
body := ReadAll(r.Value.(*Response).Body)
Println(body.Value)
// Output: ok
}
// ExampleHTTPPost sends a reader-backed payload through the core HTTP client wrapper for a
// Lethean drive integration. Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers
// exchange drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleHTTPPost() {
srv := NewHTTPTestServer(HandlerFunc(func(w ResponseWriter, _ *Request) {
WriteString(w, "created")
}))
defer srv.Close()
r := HTTPPost(srv.URL, "text/plain", NewReader("payload"))
defer r.Value.(*Response).Body.Close()
body := ReadAll(r.Value.(*Response).Body)
Println(body.Value)
// Output: created
}
// ExampleHTTPPostForm submits form data through the core HTTP client wrapper for a Lethean
// drive integration. Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange
// drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleHTTPPostForm() {
srv := NewHTTPTestServer(HandlerFunc(func(w ResponseWriter, _ *Request) {
WriteString(w, "submitted")
}))
defer srv.Close()
r := HTTPPostForm(srv.URL, nil)
defer r.Value.(*Response).Body.Close()
body := ReadAll(r.Value.(*Response).Body)
Println(body.Value)
// Output: submitted
}
// ExampleNewHTTPRequest builds a POST request with a payload for a deployment endpoint.
// Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange drives, streams,
// and Results.
func ExampleNewHTTPRequest() {
r := NewHTTPRequest("POST", "https://example.com/deploy", NewReader("payload"))
req := r.Value.(*Request)
Println(req.Method)
Println(req.URL.Path)
// Output:
// POST
// /deploy
}
// ExampleNewHTTPRequestContext builds a request bound to the active Core context for a
// status endpoint. Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange
// drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleNewHTTPRequestContext() {
ctx := New().Context()
r := NewHTTPRequestContext(ctx, "GET", "https://example.com/status", nil)
req := r.Value.(*Request)
Println(req.Context() == ctx)
Println(req.Method)
// Output:
// true
// GET
}
// ExampleHTTPStatusText reads status reason text through `HTTPStatusText` for a Lethean
// drive integration. Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange
// drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleHTTPStatusText() {
Println(HTTPStatusText(201))
// Output: Created
}
// ExampleNewMultipartWriter creates multipart form data through `NewMultipartWriter` for a
// Lethean drive integration. Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers
// exchange drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleNewMultipartWriter() {
buf := NewBuffer()
writer := NewMultipartWriter(buf)
writer.WriteField("name", "codex")
boundary := writer.Boundary()
writer.Close()
Println(boundary != "")
Println(Contains(buf.String(), "codex"))
// Output:
// true
// true
}
// ExampleNewMultipartReader reads multipart form data through `NewMultipartReader` for a
// Lethean drive integration. Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers
// exchange drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleNewMultipartReader() {
buf := NewBuffer()
writer := NewMultipartWriter(buf)
writer.WriteField("name", "codex")
boundary := writer.Boundary()
writer.Close()
reader := NewMultipartReader(buf, boundary)
part, _ := reader.NextPart()
data := ReadAll(part)
Println(part.FormName())
Println(data.Value)
// Output:
// name
// codex
}
// ExampleNewHTTPTestServer creates an HTTP fixture server for handler validation.
// Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange drives, streams,
// and Results.
func ExampleNewHTTPTestServer() {
srv := NewHTTPTestServer(HandlerFunc(func(w ResponseWriter, _ *Request) {
WriteString(w, "ok")
}))
defer srv.Close()
Println(HasPrefix(srv.URL, "http://"))
// Output: true
}
// ExampleNewHTTPTestTLSServer creates a TLS fixture server for HTTPS handler validation.
// Transport details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange drives, streams,
// and Results.
func ExampleNewHTTPTestTLSServer() {
srv := NewHTTPTestTLSServer(HandlerFunc(func(w ResponseWriter, _ *Request) {
WriteString(w, "ok")
}))
defer srv.Close()
Println(HasPrefix(srv.URL, "https://"))
// Output: true
}
// ExampleNewHTTPTestRecorder records response status for handler validation. Transport
// details stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleNewHTTPTestRecorder() {
rec := NewHTTPTestRecorder()
rec.WriteHeader(202)
Println(rec.Code)
// Output: 202
}
// ExampleNewHTTPTestRequest builds a request fixture for a status route. Transport details
// stay behind the API wrapper while callers exchange drives, streams, and Results.
func ExampleNewHTTPTestRequest() {
req := NewHTTPTestRequest("GET", "/status", nil)
Println(req.Method)
Println(req.URL.Path)
// Output:
// GET
// /status
}
// ExampleMethodGet shows the HTTP method constants exposed by core. They are
// the canonical method strings re-exported from net/http so consumers build
// requests without importing net/http directly.
func ExampleMethodGet() {
Println(MethodGet)
Println(MethodPost)
Println(MethodDelete)
// Output:
// GET
// POST
// DELETE
}
// ExampleStatusOK shows the HTTP status constants exposed by core. The
// most-reached codes (success, client error, server error) are listed
// here; the full set follows the http.StatusXxx naming pattern.
func ExampleStatusOK() {
Println(StatusOK)
Println(StatusBadRequest)
Println(StatusInternalServerError)
// Output:
// 200
// 400
// 500
}
// ExampleFlusher demonstrates type-asserting a ResponseWriter to Flusher
// for streaming responses. The handler pushes one chunk and flushes
// immediately — the canonical Server-Sent Events / chunked-transfer shape.
func ExampleFlusher() {
handler := HandlerFunc(func(w ResponseWriter, _ *Request) {
WriteString(w, "tick")
if f, ok := w.(Flusher); ok {
f.Flush()
}
})
srv := NewHTTPTestServer(handler)
defer srv.Close()
r := HTTPGet(srv.URL)
defer r.Value.(*Response).Body.Close()
body := ReadAll(r.Value.(*Response).Body)
Println(body.Value)
// Output: tick
}
// ExampleHTTPFileSystem documents the type alias for HTTP file servers.
// Construct via HTTPFS to wrap a Lethean FS, or pass a stdlib http.Dir.
func ExampleHTTPFileSystem() {
var _ HTTPFileSystem = HTTPFS(DirFS("/tmp"))
Println("aliased")
// Output: aliased
}
// ExampleDefaultHTTPClient uses the package-level default *HTTPClient for a
// one-off request that doesn't justify a dedicated client.
func ExampleDefaultHTTPClient() {
srv := NewHTTPTestServer(HandlerFunc(func(w ResponseWriter, _ *Request) {
WriteString(w, "ok")
}))
defer srv.Close()
req := NewHTTPRequest(MethodGet, srv.URL, nil).Value.(*Request)
resp, _ := DefaultHTTPClient.Do(req)
defer resp.Body.Close()
body := ReadAll(resp.Body)
Println(body.Value)
// Output: ok
}
// ExampleErrHTTPServerClosed checks for the graceful-shutdown sentinel.
// A real HTTPServer returns this from ListenAndServe after Shutdown is
// called; here the example demonstrates the equality-check shape via Is.
func ExampleErrHTTPServerClosed() {
err := ErrHTTPServerClosed
Println(Is(err, ErrHTTPServerClosed))
// Output: true
}
// ExampleNewServeMux composes a small mux + serves a request via the
// test server. Same shape consumers use to register agent endpoints
// without importing net/http directly.
func ExampleNewServeMux() {
mux := NewServeMux()
mux.HandleFunc("/health", func(w ResponseWriter, _ *Request) {
WriteString(w, "ok")
})
srv := NewHTTPTestServer(mux)
defer srv.Close()
r := HTTPGet(srv.URL + "/health")
defer r.Value.(*Response).Body.Close()
body := ReadAll(r.Value.(*Response).Body)
Println(body.Value)
// Output: ok
}
// ExampleHTTPStripPrefix mounts an inner handler under /api/v1/* by
// stripping the prefix before delegation. Used to compose sub-apps
// under a versioned path.
func ExampleHTTPStripPrefix() {
inner := HandlerFunc(func(w ResponseWriter, r *Request) {
WriteString(w, r.URL.Path)
})
mux := NewServeMux()
mux.Handle("/api/v1/", HTTPStripPrefix("/api/v1", inner))
srv := NewHTTPTestServer(mux)
defer srv.Close()
r := HTTPGet(srv.URL + "/api/v1/users")
defer r.Value.(*Response).Body.Close()
body := ReadAll(r.Value.(*Response).Body)
Println(body.Value)
// Output: /users
}
// ExampleHTTPListenAndServe documents the function signature without
// actually starting a server (would block forever). In production,
// pair with a Shutdown call on signal.received via a goroutine.
func ExampleHTTPListenAndServe() {
mux := NewServeMux()
_ = HTTPListenAndServe // documented; not invoked
_ = mux
}
// ExampleHTTPFileServer constructs a Handler that serves a file tree
// under any mux path. Pair with HTTPFS to serve a Lethean FS or
// embed.FS root.
func ExampleHTTPFileServer() {
mux := NewServeMux()
mux.Handle("/static/", HTTPStripPrefix("/static/", HTTPFileServer(HTTPFS(DirFS("/tmp")))))
_ = mux
}
// ExampleHTTPFS converts a Lethean FS to an HTTPFileSystem suitable for
// HTTPFileServer. Combined with embed.FS, the pattern serves static
// assets without a network read.
func ExampleHTTPFS() {
hfs := HTTPFS(DirFS("/tmp"))
_ = hfs
}
// ExampleHTTPError writes a plain-text error body with the given status
// code. The handler exits after this call; the Recorder captures the
// response for assertion in tests.
// ExampleCore_API returns the HTTP API subsystem through `Core.API`.
func ExampleCore_API() {
Println(New().API() != nil)
// Output: true
}
func ExampleHTTPError() {
rec := NewHTTPTestRecorder()
HTTPError(rec, "missing field", StatusBadRequest)
Println(rec.Code)
Println(rec.Body.String())
// Output:
// 400
// missing field
}