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How to use extendArtifactsConfig method in root

Best JavaScript code snippet using root

configuration.js

...76  detoxConfig,77  cliConfig = getArtifactsCliConfig()78}) {79  const artifactsConfig = _.defaultsDeep(80      extendArtifactsConfig({81        rootDir: cliConfig.artifactsLocation,82        plugins: {83          log: cliConfig.recordLogs,84          screenshot: cliConfig.takeScreenshots,85          video: cliConfig.recordVideos,86          instruments: cliConfig.recordPerformance,87          timeline: cliConfig.recordTimeline,88        },89      }),90      extendArtifactsConfig(deviceConfig.artifacts),91      extendArtifactsConfig(detoxConfig.artifacts),92      extendArtifactsConfig({93        rootDir: 'artifacts',94        pathBuilder: null,95        plugins: {96          log: 'none',97          screenshot: 'manual',98          video: 'none',99          instruments: 'none',100          timeline: 'none',101        },102      }),103  );104  artifactsConfig.rootDir = buildDefaultArtifactsRootDirpath(105    configurationName,106    artifactsConfig.rootDir107  );108  artifactsConfig.pathBuilder = resolveArtifactsPathBuilder(artifactsConfig);109  return artifactsConfig;110}111function extendArtifactsConfig(config) {112  const p = config && config.plugins;113  if (!p) {114    return config;115  }116  return {117    ...config,118    plugins: {119      ...config.plugins,120      log: ifString(p.log, LogArtifactPlugin.parseConfig),121      screenshot: ifString(p.screenshot, ScreenshotArtifactPlugin.parseConfig),122      video: ifString(p.video, VideoArtifactPlugin.parseConfig),123      instruments: ifString(p.instruments, InstrumentsArtifactPlugin.parseConfig),124      timeline: ifString(p.timeline, TimelineArtifactPlugin.parseConfig),125    },...

composeArtifactsConfig.js

Source: composeArtifactsConfig.js

...14  deviceConfig,15  detoxConfig,16}) {17  const artifactsConfig = _.defaultsDeep(18    extendArtifactsConfig({19      rootDir: cliConfig.artifactsLocation,20      plugins: {21        log: cliConfig.recordLogs,22        screenshot: cliConfig.takeScreenshots,23        video: cliConfig.recordVideos,24        instruments: cliConfig.recordPerformance,25        timeline: cliConfig.recordTimeline,26      },27    }),28    extendArtifactsConfig(deviceConfig.artifacts),29    extendArtifactsConfig(detoxConfig.artifacts),30    extendArtifactsConfig(false),31  );32  artifactsConfig.rootDir = buildDefaultArtifactsRootDirpath(33    configurationName,34    artifactsConfig.rootDir35  );36  artifactsConfig.pathBuilder = resolveArtifactsPathBuilder(artifactsConfig);37  return artifactsConfig;38}39function extendArtifactsConfig(config) {40  if (config === false) {41    return extendArtifactsConfig({42      rootDir: 'artifacts',43      pathBuilder: null,44      plugins: {45        log: 'none',46        screenshot: 'manual',47        video: 'none',48        instruments: 'none',49        timeline: 'none',50      },51    });52  }53  const p = config && config.plugins;54  if (!p) {55    return config;...

Using AI Code Generation

1const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('@openzeppelin/upgrades-core');2const { MyContract } = require('./build/contracts/MyContract.json');3const { MyContractV1 } = require('./build/contracts/MyContractV1.json');4const { MyContractV2 } = require('./build/contracts/MyContractV2.json');5const myContractV1 = extendArtifactsConfig(MyContract, MyContractV1);6const myContractV2 = extendArtifactsConfig(myContractV1, MyContractV2);7console.log(myContractV2);8{9    {10    },11    {12    },13    {14    },15    {16    }

Using AI Code Generation

1const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');2const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');3const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');4const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');5const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');6const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');7const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');8const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');9const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');10const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');11const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');12const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');13const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');14const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');15const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');16const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');17const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./package.json');

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require('root');2var test = root.extendArtifactsConfig({3});4var root = require('root');5var test1 = root.extendArtifactsConfig({6});7var root = require('root');8var test2 = root.extendArtifactsConfig({9});10var root = require('root');11var test3 = root.extendArtifactsConfig({12});13var root = require('root');14var test4 = root.extendArtifactsConfig({15});16var root = require('root');17var test5 = root.extendArtifactsConfig({18});19var root = require('root');20var test6 = root.extendArtifactsConfig({21});22var root = require('root');23var test7 = root.extendArtifactsConfig({24});25var root = require('root');26var test8 = root.extendArtifactsConfig({27});28var root = require('root');29var test9 = root.extendArtifactsConfig({30});31var root = require('root');32var test10 = root.extendArtifactsConfig({33});

Using AI Code Generation

1var rootArtifact = require("rootArtifact");2var extendArtifactsConfig = rootArtifact.extendArtifactsConfig;3var artifactConfig = {4    "a": {5        "b": {6            "c": {7            }8        }9    }10};11var artifactsConfig = {12    "a": {13        "b": {14            "c": {15            }16        }17    }18};19extendArtifactsConfig(artifactConfig, artifactsConfig);20console.log(artifactConfig);21{22    "a": {23        "b": {24            "c": {25            }26        }27    }28}

Using AI Code Generation

1const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('rootDir');2extendArtifactsConfig({3});4const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./extendArtifactsConfig');5module.exports = {6};7const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./extendArtifactsConfig');8module.exports = {9};10const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./extendArtifactsConfig');11module.exports = {12};13const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./extendArtifactsConfig');14module.exports = {15};16const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./extendArtifactsConfig');17module.exports = {18};19const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./extendArtifactsConfig');20module.exports = {21};22const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./extendArtifactsConfig');23module.exports = {24};25const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./extendArtifactsConfig');26module.exports = {27};28const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./extendArtifactsConfig');29module.exports = {30};31const { extendArtifactsConfig } = require('./extendArtifactsConfig');32module.exports = {33};

Using AI Code Generation

1const rootModule = require('module');2rootModule.extendArtifactsConfig({3});4module.exports.extendArtifactsConfig = function(config) {5};6const artifactsConfig = require('config');

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