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How to use writeCrash method in ava

Best JavaScript code snippet using ava

tap.js

...85			skip: flags.skip,86			todo: flags.todo87		}) + os.EOL);88	}89	writeCrash(evt, title) {90		this.crashCount++;91		this.reportStream.write(supertap.test(title || evt.err.summary || evt.type, {92			comment: evt.logs,93			error: evt.err ? dumpError(evt.err) : null,94			index: ++this.i,95			passed: false,96			skip: false,97			todo: false98		}) + os.EOL);99	}100	writeComment(evt, {title = this.prefixTitle(evt.testFile, evt.title)}) {101		this.reportStream.write(`# ${stripAnsi(title)}${os.EOL}`);102		if (evt.logs) {103			for (const log of evt.logs) {104				const logLines = indentString(log, 4).replace(/^ {4}/gm, '#   ');105				this.reportStream.write(`${logLines}${os.EOL}`);106			}107		}108	}109	writeTimeout(evt) {110		const error = new Error(`Exited because no new tests completed within the last ${evt.period}ms of inactivity`);111		for (const [testFile, tests] of evt.pendingTests) {112			for (const title of tests) {113				this.writeTest({testFile, title, err: error}, {passed: false, todo: false, skip: false});114			}115		}116	}117	consumeStateChange(evt) { // eslint-disable-line complexity118		const fileStats = this.stats && evt.testFile ? this.stats.byFile.get(evt.testFile) : null;119		switch (evt.type) {120			case 'declared-test':121				// Ignore122				break;123			case 'hook-failed':124				this.writeTest(evt, {passed: false, todo: false, skip: false});125				break;126			case 'hook-finished':127				this.writeComment(evt, {});128				break;129			case 'internal-error':130				this.writeCrash(evt);131				break;132			case 'missing-ava-import':133				this.filesWithMissingAvaImports.add(evt.testFile);134				this.writeCrash(evt, `No tests found in ${this.relativeFile(evt.testFile)}, make sure to import "ava" at the top of your test file`);135				break;136			case 'selected-test':137				if (evt.skip) {138					this.writeTest(evt, {passed: true, todo: false, skip: true});139				} else if (evt.todo) {140					this.writeTest(evt, {passed: false, todo: true, skip: false});141				}142				break;143			case 'snapshot-error':144				this.writeComment(evt, {title: 'Could not update snapshots'});145				break;146			case 'stats':147				this.stats = evt.stats;148				break;149			case 'test-failed':150				this.writeTest(evt, {passed: false, todo: false, skip: false});151				break;152			case 'test-passed':153				this.writeTest(evt, {passed: true, todo: false, skip: false});154				break;155			case 'timeout':156				this.writeTimeout(evt);157				break;158			case 'uncaught-exception':159				this.writeCrash(evt);160				break;161			case 'unhandled-rejection':162				this.writeCrash(evt);163				break;164			case 'worker-failed':165				if (!this.filesWithMissingAvaImports.has(evt.testFile)) {166					if (evt.nonZeroExitCode) {167						this.writeCrash(evt, `${this.relativeFile(evt.testFile)} exited with a non-zero exit code: ${evt.nonZeroExitCode}`);168					} else {169						this.writeCrash(evt, `${this.relativeFile(evt.testFile)} exited due to ${evt.signal}`);170					}171				}172				break;173			case 'worker-finished':174				if (!evt.forcedExit && !this.filesWithMissingAvaImports.has(evt.testFile)) {175					if (fileStats.declaredTests === 0) {176						this.writeCrash(evt, `No tests found in ${this.relativeFile(evt.testFile)}`);177					} else if (!this.failFastEnabled && fileStats.remainingTests > 0) {178						this.writeComment(evt, {title: `${fileStats.remainingTests} ${plur('test', fileStats.remainingTests)} remaining in ${this.relativeFile(evt.testFile)}`});179					}180				}181				break;182			case 'worker-stderr':183			case 'worker-stdout':184				this.stdStream.write(evt.chunk);185				break;186			default:187				break;188		}189	}190}...

Using AI Code Generation

1const test = require('ava');2test('crash', t => {3  t.writeCrash();4});5### test.cb([title], implementation)6#### implementation(t)7### test.failing([title], implementation)8#### implementation(t)9### test.only([title], implementation)10#### implementation(t)11### test.skip([title], implementation)12#### implementation(t)13### test.before([title], implementation)14#### implementation(t)15### test.after([title], implementation)16#### implementation(t)17### test.beforeEach([title], implementation)18#### implementation(t)19### test.afterEach([title], implementation)20#### implementation(t)21### test.serial([title], implementation)22#### implementation(t)23### test.cb.serial([title], implementation)24#### implementation(t)25### test.failing.serial([title], implementation)26#### implementation(t)27### test.only.serial([title], implementation)28#### implementation(t)29### test.skip.serial([title], implementation)30#### implementation(t)31### test.before.serial([title], implementation)32#### implementation(t)33### test.after.serial([title], implementation)34#### implementation(t)35### test.beforeEach.serial([title], implementation)36#### implementation(t)

Using AI Code Generation

1var availablePlugins = require("nativescript-crashlytics").availablePlugins;2var crashlytics = availablePlugins.crashlytics;3crashlytics.writeCrash("Test Crash");4### writeCrash(message: string)5### log(message: string)6### setString(key: string, value: string)7### setBool(key: string, value: boolean)8### setDouble(key: string, value: number)9### setFloat(key: string, value: number)10### setInt(key: string, value: number)11### setLong(key: string, value: number)12### setUserId(id: string)13### setUserEmail(email: string)14### setUserName(name: string)15### crash()

Using AI Code Generation

1const availableCrashReporter = require('electron').crashReporter;2availableCrashReporter.writeCrashReport({3  extra: {4  }5});6const availableCrashReporter = require('electron').crashReporter;7availableCrashReporter.writeCrashReport({8  extra: {9  }10});11const availableCrashReporter = require('electron').crashReporter;12availableCrashReporter.writeCrashReport({13  extra: {14  }15});16const availableCrashReporter = require('electron').crashReporter;17availableCrashReporter.writeCrashReport({18  extra: {19  }20});21const availableCrashReporter = require('electron').crashReporter;22availableCrashReporter.writeCrashReport({23  extra: {24  }25});26const availableCrashReporter = require('electron').crashReporter;27availableCrashReporter.writeCrashReport({28  extra: {29  }30});

Using AI Code Generation

1var availableCrash = require('available-crash');2availableCrash.writeCrash("This is a crash message");3var availableCrash = require('available-crash');4availableCrash.sendCrash("This is a crash message");5var availableCrash = require('available-crash');6if(availableCrash.isCrashAvailable()){7}8var availableCrash = require('available-crash');9var crash = availableCrash.getCrash();10console.log(crash);11var availableCrash = require('available-crash');12availableCrash.clearCrash();

Using AI Code Generation

1import {writeCrash} from 'ava/lib/reporters/mini'2import {readFileSync} from 'fs'3test('test', t => {4  t.pass()5})6const file = readFileSync('test.js')7writeCrash(file, 'test.js', 0, 0)

Using AI Code Generation

1var avalanche = require('avalanche');2avalanche.writeCrash('test', 'test');3### avalanche.writeCrash(String, String, String, String)4var avalanche = require('avalanche');5avalanche.writeCrash('test', 'test', 'test', 'test');6### avalanche.writeCrash(String, String, String, String, String)7var avalanche = require('avalanche');8avalanche.writeCrash('test', 'test', 'test', 'test', 'test');9### avalanche.writeCrash(String, String, String, String, String, String)10var avalanche = require('avalanche');11avalanche.writeCrash('test', 'test', 'test', 'test', 'test', 'test');12### avalanche.writeCrash(String, String, String, String, String, String, String)13var avalanche = require('avalanche');14avalanche.writeCrash('test

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