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How to use _logAllocationResult method in root

Best JavaScript code snippet using root

GenyInstanceAllocationHelper.js

...20   */21  async allocateDevice(recipe) {22    this._logAllocationAttempt(recipe);23    const allocationResult = await this._doSynchronizedAllocation(recipe);24    this._logAllocationResult(recipe, allocationResult.instance);25    return allocationResult;26  }27  async deallocateDevice(instanceUUID) {28    await this._deviceRegistry.disposeDevice(instanceUUID);29  }30  /**31   * @param recipe { GenyRecipe }32   * @return {Promise<{AllocationResult}>}33   * @private34   */35  async _doSynchronizedAllocation(recipe) {36    let instance = null;37    let isNew = false;38    await this._deviceRegistry.allocateDevice(async () => {39      instance = await this._instanceLookupService.findFreeInstance();40      if (!instance) {41        instance = await this._instanceLifecycleService.createInstance(recipe.uuid);42        isNew = true;43      }44      return instance.uuid;45    });46    return new AllocationResult(instance, isNew);47  }48  _logAllocationResult(deviceQuery, deviceHandle) {49    logger.info({ event: ALLOCATE_DEVICE_LOG_EVT }, `Allocating Genymotion-Cloud instance ${deviceHandle.name} for testing. To access it via a browser, go to: https://cloud.geny.io/instance/${deviceHandle.uuid}`);50  }51}...

EmulatorAllocationHelper.js

Source: EmulatorAllocationHelper.js

...25   */26  async allocateDevice(avdName) {27    this._logAllocationAttempt(avdName);28    const result = await this._doSynchronizedAllocation(avdName);29    this._logAllocationResult(avdName, result.adbName);30    return result;31  }32  async deallocateDevice(adbName) {33    await this._deviceRegistry.disposeDevice(adbName);34  }35  /**36   * @returns {Promise<AllocationResult>}37   * @private38   */39  async _doSynchronizedAllocation(avdName) {40    let placeholderPort = null;41    let adbName = null;42    await this._deviceRegistry.allocateDevice(async () => {43      adbName = await this._freeDeviceFinder.findFreeDevice(avdName);...

DeviceAllocationHelper.js

Source: DeviceAllocationHelper.js

...6  }7  _logAllocationAttempt(deviceQuery) {8    this._logger.debug({ event: ALLOCATE_DEVICE_LOG_EVT }, `Trying to allocate a device based on "${deviceQuery}"`);9  }10  _logAllocationResult(deviceQuery, deviceHandle) {11    this._logger.debug({ event: ALLOCATE_DEVICE_LOG_EVT }, `Settled on ${deviceHandle}`);12  }13}14DeviceAllocationHelper.ALLOCATE_DEVICE_LOG_EVT = ALLOCATE_DEVICE_LOG_EVT;...

Using AI Code Generation

1var log = require('log4js').getLogger();2log._logAllocationResult();3var log = require('log4js').getLogger();4log._logAllocationResult();5var log = require('log4js').getLogger();6log._logAllocationResult();7var log = require('log4js').getLogger();8log._logAllocationResult();9var log = require('log4js').getLogger();10log._logAllocationResult();11{12}13{14}15{16}17{18}19{20}21[MIT](

Using AI Code Generation

1var rootModule = module;2while (rootModule.parent) {3    rootModule = rootModule.parent;4}5rootModule._logAllocationResult(1, 2, 3, 4);6module._logAllocationResult(1, 2, 3, 4);

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);2root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {3    console.log(result);4}5var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);6root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {7    console.log(result);8}9var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);10root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {11    console.log(result);12}13var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);14root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {15    console.log(result);16}17var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);18root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {19    console.log(result);20}21var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);22root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {23    console.log(result);24}25var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);26root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {27    console.log(result);28}29var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);30root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {31    console.log(result);32}33var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);34root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {35    console.log(result);36}37var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);38root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {39    console.log(result);40}41var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);42root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {43    console.log(result);44}45var root = Object.getPrototypeOf(global);46root._logAllocationResult = function (result) {47    console.log(result);48}

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require('./root.js');2root._logAllocationResult();3var root = function() {4    var _logAllocationResult = function() {5        console.log('Allocation result logged');6    }7    return {8    }9}();10module.exports = root;11    at Object.<anonymous> (/Users/xyz/NodeJs/exports/root.js:5:20)12    at Module._compile (module.js:456:26)13    at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:474:10)14    at Module.load (module.js:356:32)15    at Function.Module._load (module.js:312:12)16    at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:497:10)17    at startup (node.js:119:16)18var root = function() {19    var _logAllocationResult = function() {20        console.log('Allocation result logged');21    }22    return {23    }24}();25module.exports = root;26module.exports = function() {27    var _logAllocationResult = function() {28        console.log('Allocation result logged');29    }30    return {31    }32}();

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = this;2var _logAllocationResult = root._logAllocationResult;3_logAllocationResult.call(root, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1);4var root = this;5var _logAllocationResult = root._logAllocationResult;6_logAllocationResult.call(root, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1);7var root = this;8var _logAllocationResult = root._logAllocationResult;9_logAllocationResult.call(root, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1);10var root = this;11var _logAllocationResult = root._logAllocationResult;12_logAllocationResult.call(root, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1);13var root = this;14var _logAllocationResult = root._logAllocationResult;15_logAllocationResult.call(root, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1);16var root = this;17var _logAllocationResult = root._logAllocationResult;

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