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How to use resolveModuleFromPath method in root

Best JavaScript code snippet using root

DriverRegistry.js

...6  resolve(deviceType, opts) {7    let DeviceDriverClass = this.deviceClasses[deviceType];8    if (!DeviceDriverClass) {9      try {10        DeviceDriverClass = resolveModuleFromPath(deviceType).DriverClass;11      } catch (e) {12        // noop, if we don't find a module to require, we'll hit the unsupported error below13      }14    }15    if (!DeviceDriverClass) {16      throw new Error(`'${deviceType}' is not supported`);17    }18    return new DeviceDriverClass(opts);19  }20}21DriverRegistry.default = new DriverRegistry({22  'ios.none': require('./drivers/ios/IosDriver'),23  'ios.simulator': require('./drivers/ios/SimulatorDriver'),24  'android.emulator': require('./drivers/android/emulator/EmulatorDriver'),...

resolveModuleFromPath.test.js

Source: resolveModuleFromPath.test.js

...8  });9  it('should resolve absolute paths', async () => {10    const absolutePath = require.resolve(RELATIVE_PATH_TO_PACKAGE_JSON);11    expect(path.isAbsolute(absolutePath)).toBe(true); // an assertion to be on the safe side12    expect(resolveModuleFromPath(absolutePath)).toBe(packageJson);13  });14  it('should resolve relative paths', async () => {15    expect(resolveModuleFromPath(`./package.json`)).toBe(packageJson);16  });17  it('should resolve node modules', async () => {18    expect(resolveModuleFromPath('lodash/map')).toBe(require('lodash/map'));19  });...

matchersRegistry.js

Source: matchersRegistry.js

...3  let MatcherClass;4  switch (device.getPlatform()) {5    case 'android': MatcherClass = require('./android/expect'); break;6    case 'ios': MatcherClass = require('./ios/expectTwo'); break;7    default: MatcherClass = resolveModuleFromPath(device.type).ExpectClass; break;8  }9  return new MatcherClass(opts);10}11module.exports = {12  resolve,...

Using AI Code Generation

1const resolveModuleFromPath = require('./rootDir').resolveModuleFromPath;2const path = require('path');3const modulePath = path.join(__dirname, 'module.js');4resolveModuleFromPath(modulePath).then((result) => {5  console.log(result);6}).catch((err) => {7  console.log(err);8});9module.exports = {10  test: function() {11    console.log('test');12  }13};14const resolveModuleFromPathSync = require('./rootDir').resolveModuleFromPathSync;15const path = require('path');16const modulePath = path.join(__dirname, 'module.js');17try {18  const result = resolveModuleFromPathSync(modulePath);19  console.log(result);20} catch(err) {21  console.log(err);22}23module.exports = {24  test: function() {25    console.log('test');26  }27};28const resolveModuleFromName = require('./rootDir').resolveModuleFromName;29resolveModuleFromName('module').then((result) => {30  console.log(result);31}).catch((err) => {32  console.log(err);33});34module.exports = {35  test: function() {36    console.log('test');37  }38};39const resolveModuleFromNameSync = require('./rootDir').resolveModuleFromNameSync;40try {41  const result = resolveModuleFromNameSync('module');42  console.log(result);43} catch(err) {44  console.log(err);45}

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require('root-require')('test.js');2var path = require('path');3var modulePath = root.resolveModuleFromPath(path.resolve('./node_modules'), 'test-module');4console.log(modulePath);5var root = require('root-require')('test.js');6var path = require('path');7var modulePath = root.resolveModuleFromPathSync(path.resolve('./node_modules'), 'test-module');8console.log(modulePath);

Using AI Code Generation

1const { resolveModuleFromPath } = require('resolve-module-from-path');2const path = resolveModuleFromPath('test.js', 'test-module');3console.log(path);4import { resolveModuleFromPath } from 'resolve-module-from-path';5const path = resolveModuleFromPath('test.ts', 'test-module');6console.log(path);7const { resolveModuleFromPath } = require('resolve-module-from-path');8const path = resolveModuleFromPath('test.js', 'test-module');9console.log(path);10import { resolveModuleFromPath } from 'resolve-module-from-path';11const path = resolveModuleFromPath('test.ts', 'test-module');12console.log(path);13const { resolveModuleFromPath } = require('resolve-module-from-path');14const path = resolveModuleFromPath('test.js', 'test-module');15console.log(path);16import { resolveModuleFromPath } from 'resolve-module-from-path';17const path = resolveModuleFromPath('test.ts', 'test-module');18console.log(path);19const { resolveModuleFromPath } = require('resolve-module-from-path');20const path = resolveModuleFromPath('test.js', 'test-module');21console.log(path);22import { resolveModuleFromPath } from 'resolve

Using AI Code Generation

1var foo = require('foo');2foo.doStuff();3module.exports = {4 new RootModulePlugin({5 })6};

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