How to use _queryNameViaTelnet method in root

Best JavaScript code snippet using root

ADB.js

Source: ADB.js Github

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...256 this.port = this.adbName.split('-')[1];257 }258 queryName() {259 if (!this._name) {260 this._name = this._queryNameViaTelnet();261 }262 return this._name;263 }264 async _queryNameViaTelnet() {265 const telnet = new EmulatorTelnet();266 await telnet.connect(this.port);267 try {268 return await telnet.avdName();269 } finally {270 await telnet.quit();271 }272 }273}...

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EmulatorHandle.js

Source: EmulatorHandle.js Github

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...7 this.port = this.adbName.split('-')[1];8 }9 /​* async */​ queryName() {10 if (!this._namePromise) {11 this._namePromise = this._queryNameViaTelnet();12 }13 return this._namePromise;14 }15 async _queryNameViaTelnet() {16 await this._telnet.connect(this.port);17 try {18 return await this._telnet.avdName();19 } finally {20 await this._telnet.quit();21 }22 }23}...

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1var root = require('root');2var queryNameViaTelnet = root._queryNameViaTelnet;3var queryNameViaDNS = root._queryNameViaDNS;4var name = 'google.com';5var type = 'A';6var callback = function(err, result){7 if(err){8 console.log('error', err);9 } else {10 console.log('result', result);11 }12};13queryNameViaTelnet(name, type, callback);14queryNameViaDNS(name, type, callback);15var root = require('root');16var queryName = root.queryName;17var name = 'google.com';18var type = 'A';19var callback = function(err, result){20 if(err){21 console.log('error', err);22 } else {23 console.log('result', result);24 }25};26queryName(name, type, callback);

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1var root = require('requirefrom')('')('root');2var queryNameViaTelnet = root._queryNameViaTelnet;3var telnet = require('telnet-client');4var params = {5};6var connection = new telnet();7connection.on('ready', function(prompt) {8 console.log('connection ready');9 connection.exec('show version', function(err, response) {10 console.log('err: ' + err);11 console.log('response: ' + response);12 });13});14connection.on('timeout', function() {15 console.log('socket timeout!');16 connection.end();17});18connection.on('close', function() {19 console.log('connection closed');20});21connection.connect(params);22 at createHangUpError (_http_client.js:215:15)23 at Socket.socketCloseListener (_http_client.js:247:23)24 at emitOne (events.js:77:13)25 at Socket.emit (events.js:169:7)26 at TCP._onclose (net.js:469:12)27var root = require('requirefrom')('')('root');28var queryNameViaTelnet = root._queryNameViaTelnet;29var telnet = require('telnet-client');30var params = {31};32var connection = new telnet();33var connectionParams = {

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1var root = require('./​root');2var fs = require('fs');3var devices = [];4var deviceCount = 0;5var deviceDone = 0;6var deviceName = [];7var deviceIP = [];8var deviceMAC = [];9var fileName = 'deviceInfo.txt';10root._getDevices(function(err, data) {11 if (err) {12 console.log(err);13 }14 else {15 devices = data;16 deviceCount = devices.length;17 console.log('Found ' + deviceCount + ' devices in the network');18 }19});20for (var i = 0; i < deviceCount; i++) {21 root._queryNameViaTelnet(devices[i], function(err, data) {22 if (err) {23 console.log(err);24 }25 else {26 deviceIP[deviceDone] = data.ip;27 deviceMAC[deviceDone] = data.mac;28 deviceName[deviceDone] = data.name;29 deviceDone++;30 console.log('Done ' + deviceDone + ' of ' + deviceCount);31 if (deviceDone == deviceCount) {32 var fileData = '';33 for (var j = 0; j < deviceCount; j++) {34 fileData = fileData + deviceIP[j] + ' ' + deviceMAC[j] + ' ' + deviceName[j] + '\n';35 }36 fs.writeFile(fileName, fileData, function(err) {37 if (err) {38 console.log(err);39 }40 else {41 console.log('File ' + fileName + ' written successfully');42 }43 });44 }45 }46 });47}

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