Best JavaScript code snippet using ava
Using AI Code Generation
1var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('availableHelpersAndSources');2var helpersAndSources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function(helpersAndSource) {3 return helpersAndSource;4});5var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('availableHelpersAndSources');6var helpersAndSources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function(helpersAndSource) {7 return helpersAndSource;8});9var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('availableHelpersAndSources');10var helpersAndSources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function(helpersAndSource) {11 return helpersAndSource;12});13var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('availableHelpersAndSources');14var helpersAndSources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function(helpersAndSource) {15 return helpersAndSource;16});17var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('availableHelpersAndSources');18var helpersAndSources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function(helpersAndSource) {19 return helpersAndSource;20});21var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('availableHelpersAndSources');22var helpersAndSources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function(helpersAndSource) {23 return helpersAndSource;24});25var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('availableHelpersAndSources');26var helpersAndSources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function(helpersAndSource) {27 return helpersAndSource;28});29var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('availableHelpersAndSources');30var helpersAndSources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function(helpersAndSource) {31 return helpersAndSource;32});33var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('availableHelpersAndSources');34var helpersAndSources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function(helpersAndSource) {35 return helpersAndSource;36});37var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('availableHelpersAndSources');
Using AI Code Generation
1var dirtyHelpersAndSources = require('dirtyHelpersAndSources');2var availableHelpersAndSources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function(helper){3 return helper;4});5console.log(availableHelpersAndSources);6var dirtyHelpersAndSources = ['helper1', 'helper2', 'helper3'];7module.exports = dirtyHelpersAndSources;8I have also tried to use the map method on the returned object from require('dirtyHelpersAndSources') in a different way, but I keep getting the same error
Using AI Code Generation
1const List = ({ items }) => {2 if (items.length === 0) {3 return <LoadingSpinner />;4 }5 return (6 {items.map(item => (7 <li key={item.id}>{item.name}</li>8 ))}9 );10};11import React from 'react';12import { shallow } from 'enzyme';13import List from './List';14describe('List', () => {15 it('renders a loading spinner if the list is empty', () => {16 const wrapper = shallow(<List items={[]} />);17 expect(wrapper.find('LoadingSpinner')).toHaveLength(1);18 });19 it('renders a list of items', () => {20 const wrapper = shallow(<List items={[{ id: 1, name: 'Item 1' }]} />);21 expect(wrapper.find('li')).toHaveLength(1);22 });23});
Using AI Code Generation
1var fs = require('fs');2var path = require('path');3var dirtyHelpersAndSources = availableHelpersAndSources.map(function (helperAndSource) {4 return helperAndSource.split(" ");5});6var helpers = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function (helperAndSource) {7 return helperAndSource[0];8});9var sources = dirtyHelpersAndSources.map(function (helperAndSource) {10 return helperAndSource[1];11});12var helperObjects = helpers.map(function (helper) {13 return require(helper);14});15 {16 },17 {18 },19 {20 }21];22var helperNames = helperObjects.map(function (helperObject) {23 return helperObject.name;24});25];26var helperObjects = helperNames.map(function (helperName) {27 return {28 };29});30 {31 },32 {33 },34 {35 }36];37var helperNames = helperObjects.map(function (helperObject) {38 return helperObject.name;39});
Using AI Code Generation
1import availableHelpersAndSources from 'ember-cli-dirty-helpers/helpers/available-helpers-and-sources';2export default function() {3 const helpersAndSources = availableHelpersAndSources.map(function (helperSource) {4 return helperSource.name + ' ' + helperSource.source;5 });6 const helpersAndSourcesString = helpersAndSources.join('7');8 fs.writeFileSync('helpers-and-sources.txt', helpersAndSourcesString);9}
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