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How to use _groupPlugins method in root

Best JavaScript code snippet using root

ArtifactsManager.js

Source:ArtifactsManager.js

...122  }123  async _callPlugins(strategy, methodName, ...args) {124    const callSignature = this._composeCallSignature('artifactsManager', methodName, args);125    log.trace(Object.assign({ event: 'LIFECYCLE', fn: methodName }, ...args), callSignature);126    for (const pluginGroup of this._groupPlugins(strategy)) {127      await Promise.all(pluginGroup.map(async (plugin) => {128        try {129          await plugin[methodName](...args);130        } catch (e) {131          this._unhandledPluginExceptionHandler(e, { plugin, methodName, args });132        }133      }));134    }135  }136  _groupPlugins(strategy) {137    if (strategy === 'plain') {138      return [this._artifactPlugins];139    }140    const pluginsByPriority = _.chain(this._artifactPlugins)141      .groupBy('priority')142      .entries()143      .sortBy(([priority]) => Number(priority))144      .map(1)145      .value();146    switch (strategy) {147      case 'descending':148        return pluginsByPriority.reverse();149      case 'ascending':150        return pluginsByPriority;...

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require('root');2var plugins = root._groupPlugins();3console.log(plugins);4var module = require('module');5var plugins = module._groupPlugins();6console.log(plugins);7{8  "category1": {9    "name1": {10    },11    "name2": {12    }13  },14  "category2": {15    "name3": {16    },17    "name4": {18    }19  }20}

Using AI Code Generation

1var plugin = require('plugin');2var rootPlugin = plugin.getRootPlugin();3var plugins = rootPlugin._groupPlugins();4console.log(plugins);5{ 'plugin1': 6   [ { name: 'plugin1', version: '1.0.0', description: 'plugin1 description', author: 'author1', email: '

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require('root');2root._groupPlugins();3module.exports = function(){4  this._groupPlugins = function(){5    console.log('groupPlugins');6  }7}8var root = require('root');9root.groupPlugins();10module.exports = function(){11  this.groupPlugins = function(){12    console.log('groupPlugins');13  }14}

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require("root");2var plugins = root._groupPlugins(plugins);3var plugin = require("plugin");4var plugins = plugin._groupPlugins(plugins);5var plugin = require("plugin");6var plugins = plugin._groupPlugins(plugins);7var plugin = require("plugin");8var plugins = plugin._groupPlugins(plugins);9var plugin = require("plugin");10var plugins = plugin._groupPlugins(plugins);11var plugin = require("plugin");12var plugins = plugin._groupPlugins(plugins);13var plugin = require("plugin");14var plugins = plugin._groupPlugins(plugins);15var plugin = require("plugin");16var plugins = plugin._groupPlugins(plugins);17var plugin = require("plugin");18var plugins = plugin._groupPlugins(plugins);19var plugin = require("plugin");

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