Best JavaScript code snippet using root
DetoxConfigErrorComposer.js
Source: DetoxConfigErrorComposer.js
...274 debugInfo: this._focusOnDeviceConfig(deviceAlias),275 inspectOptions: { depth: 3 },276 });277 }278 _unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType(propertyName, supportedDeviceTypes, deviceAlias) {279 const { type } = this._getDeviceConfig(deviceAlias);280 return new DetoxConfigError({281 message: `The current device type ${J(type)} does not support ${J(propertyName)} property.`,282 hint: `You can use this property only with the following device types:\n` +283 hintList(supportedDeviceTypes) + '\n\n' +284 `Please fix your Detox config${this._atPath()}`,285 debugInfo: this._focusOnDeviceConfig(deviceAlias),286 inspectOptions: { depth: 4 },287 });288 }289 malformedDeviceProperty(deviceAlias, propertyName) {290 switch (propertyName) {291 case 'bootArgs':292 return this._invalidPropertyType('bootArgs', 'a string', deviceAlias);293 case 'utilBinaryPaths':294 return this._invalidPropertyType('utilBinaryPaths', 'an array of strings', deviceAlias);295 case 'forceAdbInstall':296 return this._invalidPropertyType('forceAdbInstall', 'a boolean value', deviceAlias);297 case 'gpuMode':298 return this._invalidPropertyType('gpuMode', "'auto' | 'host' | 'swiftshader_indirect' | 'angle_indirect' | 'guest'", deviceAlias);299 case 'headless':300 return this._invalidPropertyType('headless', 'a boolean value', deviceAlias);301 case 'readonly':302 return this._invalidPropertyType('readonly', 'a boolean value', deviceAlias);303 default:304 throw new DetoxInternalError(`Composing .malformedDeviceProperty(${propertyName}) is not implemented`);305 }306 }307 unsupportedDeviceProperty(deviceAlias, propertyName) {308 switch (propertyName) {309 case 'bootArgs':310 return this._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType('bootArgs', ['ios.simulator', 'android.emulator'], deviceAlias);311 case 'forceAdbInstall':312 return this._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType('forceAdbInstall', ['android.attached', 'android.emulator', 'android.genycloud'], deviceAlias);313 case 'gpuMode':314 return this._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType('gpuMode', ['android.emulator'], deviceAlias);315 case 'headless':316 return this._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType('headless', ['android.emulator'], deviceAlias);317 case 'readonly':318 return this._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType('readonly', ['android.emulator'], deviceAlias);319 case 'utilBinaryPaths':320 return this._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType('utilBinaryPaths', ['android.attached', 'android.emulator', 'android.genycloud'], deviceAlias);321 default:322 throw new DetoxInternalError(`Composing .unsupportedDeviceProperty(${propertyName}) is not implemented`);323 }324 }325 missingDeviceMatcherProperties(deviceAlias, expectedProperties) {326 const { type } = this._resolveSelectedDeviceConfig(deviceAlias);327 return new DetoxConfigError({328 message: `Invalid or empty "device" matcher inside the device config.`,329 hint: `It should have the device query to run on, e.g.:\n330{331 "type": ${J(type)},332 "device": ${expectedProperties.map(p => `{ ${J(p)}: ... }`).join('\n // or ')}333}334Check that in your Detox config${this._atPath()}`,...
Using AI Code Generation
1var root = require('ripple/platform/webworks.core/2.0.0/client/root'),2 deviceType = require('ripple/deviceType');3describe("root client", function () {4 describe("unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType", function () {5 it("returns undefined when property is supported", function () {6 expect(root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("blackberry.ui.dialog")).toBeUndefined();7 });8 it("returns message when property is not supported", function () {9 expect(root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("blackberry.ui.dialog", deviceType.TABLET)).toEqual("blackberry.ui.dialog is not supported on tablet");10 });11 });12});13var _unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType = function (prop, device) {14 device = device || require('ripple/deviceType'),15 supported = require('./supportedPropertyByDeviceType');16 return supported[prop] && supported[prop].indexOf(device) < 0 ? prop + " is not supported on " + device : undefined;17};18var _unsupportedEventByDeviceType = function (event, device) {19 device = device || require('ripple/deviceType'),20 supported = require('./supportedEventByDeviceType');21 return supported[event] && supported[event].indexOf(device) < 0 ? event + " is not supported on " + device : undefined;22};23module.exports = {24};25module.exports = {26};27module.exports = {28};29I'm not sure why you're attempting to mock the require() function. The way you're mocking it will not work for the reasons you've already discovered. If you want to mock the deviceType module, you'll need to mock the require() function in a different way. I'll give you a hint: you'll need to use the requireMock()
Using AI Code Generation
1var root = application.getRoot();2var deviceType = root.deviceType;3var unsupportedProperty = root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType(deviceType);4alert("Unsupported property for device type " + deviceType + " is " + unsupportedProperty);5var root = application.getRoot();6var child = root.get("child");7var deviceType = root.deviceType;8var unsupportedProperty = child._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType(deviceType);9alert("Unsupported property for device type " + deviceType + " is " + unsupportedProperty);10var root = application.getRoot();11var child = root.get("child");12var component = child.get("component");13var deviceType = root.deviceType;14var unsupportedProperty = component._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType(deviceType);15alert("Unsupported property for device type " + deviceType + " is " + unsupportedProperty);16function _unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType(deviceType) {17 var unsupportedProperty;18 switch (deviceType) {19 unsupportedProperty = "unsupportedPropertyForPhone";20 break;21 unsupportedProperty = "unsupportedPropertyForTablet";22 break;23 unsupportedProperty = "unsupportedPropertyForDesktop";24 break;25 }26 return unsupportedProperty;27}28function _unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType(deviceType) {29 var unsupportedProperty;30 switch (deviceType) {31 unsupportedProperty = "unsupportedPropertyForPhone";32 break;33 unsupportedProperty = "unsupportedPropertyForTablet";34 break;35 unsupportedProperty = "unsupportedPropertyForDesktop";36 break;37 }38 return unsupportedProperty;39}40function _unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType(deviceType) {41 var unsupportedProperty;42 switch (deviceType) {43 unsupportedProperty = "unsupportedPropertyForPhone";44 break;45 unsupportedProperty = "unsupportedPropertyForTablet";46 break;47 unsupportedProperty = "unsupportedPropertyForDesktop";48 break;49 }50 return unsupportedProperty;51}
Using AI Code Generation
1var root = require('ti.cloud');2var device = Ti.Platform.osname;3var result = root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType(device);4alert(result);5var cloud = require('ti.cloud');6var device = Ti.Platform.osname;7var result = cloud._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType(device);8alert(result);
Using AI Code Generation
1var root = new Root();2var unsupportedProperty = root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");3console.log(unsupportedProperty);4var component = new Component();5var unsupportedProperty = component._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");6console.log(unsupportedProperty);7var page = new Page();8var unsupportedProperty = page._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");9console.log(unsupportedProperty);10var label = new Label();11var unsupportedProperty = label._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");12console.log(unsupportedProperty);13var button = new Button();14var unsupportedProperty = button._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");15console.log(unsupportedProperty);16var textfield = new TextField();17var unsupportedProperty = textfield._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");18console.log(unsupportedProperty);19var textview = new TextView();20var unsupportedProperty = textview._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");21console.log(unsupportedProperty);22var image = new Image();23var unsupportedProperty = image._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");24console.log(unsupportedProperty);25var listview = new ListView();26var unsupportedProperty = listview._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");27console.log(unsupportedProperty);28var listpicker = new ListPicker();29var unsupportedProperty = listpicker._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");30console.log(unsupportedProperty);31var segmentedbar = new SegmentedBar();32var unsupportedProperty = segmentedbar._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("unsupportedProperty", "android");33console.log(unsupportedProperty
Using AI Code Generation
1require('sys')._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType('prop1', 'prop2', 'prop3');2var sys = exports;3sys._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType = function() {4 var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);5 console.error('Unsupported property: ' + args.join(' > '));6};7var deviceType = require('deviceType');8var sys = require('sys');9sys.__defineGetter__('prop1', function() {10 return deviceType.get('prop1');11});12sys.prop1.__defineGetter__('prop2', function() {13 return deviceType.get('prop2');14});15sys.prop1.prop2.__defineGetter__('prop3', function() {16 return deviceType.get('prop3');17});18var deviceType = exports;19deviceType.get = function(property) {20};21var deviceType = require('deviceType');22console.log(deviceType.get());23var sys = exports;24sys._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType = function() {25 var args = Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);26 console.error('Unsupported property: ' + args.join(' > '));27};28var deviceType = exports;29deviceType.get = function(property) {30 return "Hello World";31};
Using AI Code Generation
1var root = require("FuseJS/Root");2root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("text", "Hello World", 0, 1, 2);3var root = require("FuseJS/Root");4root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("text", "Hello World", 0, 1, 2);5root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("text", "Hello World", 3, 4, 5, 6, 7);6var root = require("FuseJS/Root");7root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("text", "Hello World", 0, 1, 2);8root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("text", "Hello World", 3, 4, 5, 6, 7);9root._unsupportedPropertyByDeviceType("text", "Hello World", 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7);
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