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How to use safeAsync method in root

Best JavaScript code snippet using root

DeviceRegistry.js

...16   * @returns {Promise<string>}17   */18  async allocateDevice(getDeviceId) {19    return this._lockfile.exclusively(async () => {20      const deviceId = await safeAsync(getDeviceId);21      this._toggleDeviceStatus(deviceId, true);22      return deviceId;23    });24  }25  /***26   * @param {string|Function} getDeviceId27   * @returns {void}28   */29  async disposeDevice(getDeviceId) {30    await this._lockfile.exclusively(async () => {31      const deviceId = await safeAsync(getDeviceId);32      this._toggleDeviceStatus(deviceId, false);33    });34  }35  isDeviceBusy(deviceId) {36    return this._lockfile.read().includes(deviceId);37  }38  /***39   * @private40   */41  _getInitialLockFileState() {42    return [];43  }44  /***45   * @private...

safeAsync.test.js

Source: safeAsync.test.js

1const safeAsync = require('./safeAsync');2describe('safeAsync', () => {3  it(`should wrap value into a promise`, async() => {4    await expect(safeAsync(5)).resolves.toEqual(5);5  });6  it(`should call sync function and return its result as a promise`, async() => {7    await expect(safeAsync(() => 5)).resolves.toEqual(5);8  });9  it(`should call async function into a promise`, async() => {10    await expect(safeAsync(async () => 5)).resolves.toEqual(5);11  });12  it(`should handle sync function errors in the async way`, async() => {13    await expect(safeAsync( () => { throw 'error'; })).rejects.toEqual('error');14  });...

Using AI Code Generation

1const { safeAsync } = require('./root');2const { safeAsync } = require('./root');3const { safeAsync } = require('./root');4const { safeAsync } = require('./root');5const { safeAsync } = require('./root');6const { safeAsync } = require('./root');7const { safeAsync } = require('./root');8const { safeAsync } = require('./root');9const { safeAsync } = require('./root');

Using AI Code Generation

1const rootRouter = require('./routes/rootRouter');2const safeAsync = rootRouter.safeAsync;3const childRouter = require('./routes/childRouter');4const safeAsync = childRouter.safeAsync;5const grandChildRouter = require('./routes/grandChildRouter');6const safeAsync = grandChildRouter.safeAsync;7const greatGrandChildRouter = require('./routes/greatGrandChildRouter');8const safeAsync = greatGrandChildRouter.safeAsync;9const greatGreatGrandChildRouter = require('./routes/greatGreatGrandChildRouter');10const safeAsync = greatGreatGrandChildRouter.safeAsync;11const greatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter = require('./routes/greatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter');12const safeAsync = greatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter.safeAsync;13const greatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter = require('./routes/greatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter');14const safeAsync = greatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter.safeAsync;15const greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter = require('./routes/greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter');16const safeAsync = greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter.safeAsync;17const greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter = require('./routes/greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter');18const safeAsync = greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter.safeAsync;19const greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter = require('./routes/greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter');20const safeAsync = greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter.safeAsync;21const greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter = require('./routes/greatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGreatGrandChildRouter');

Using AI Code Generation

1const { safeAsync } = require("./root");2const { safeAsync } = require("./sub");3const { safeAsync } = require("./sub/sub");4const { safeAsync } = require("./sub/sub/sub");5const { safeAsync } = require("./root");6const { safeAsync } = require("./sub");7const { safeAsync } = require("./sub/sub");8const { safeAsync } = require("./sub/sub/sub");9const { safeAsync } = require("./root");10const { safeAsync } = require("./sub");11const { safeAsync } = require("./sub/sub");12const { safeAsync } = require("./sub/sub/sub");13const { safeAsync } = require("./root");14const { safeAsync } = require("./root");15const { safeAsync } = require("./sub");16const { safeAsync } = require("./sub/sub");17const { safeAsync } = require("./sub/sub/sub");18const { safeAsync } = require("./root");19const { safeAsync } = require("./root");20const { safeAsync } = require("./sub");21const { safe

Using AI Code Generation

1const { safeAsync } = require('express-async-handler');2const { safeAsync } = require('express-async-handler');3const { safeAsync } = require('express-async-handler');4const { safeAsync } = require('express-async-handler');5const { safeAsync } = require('express-async-handler');6const { safeAsync } = require('express-async-handler');7const { safeAsync } = require('express-async-handler');8const { safeAsync } = require('express-async-handler');

Using AI Code Generation

1const safeAsync = require('./safeAsync')2const safeAsync = require('../controllers/safeAsync')3const safeAsync = require('../safeAsync')4const safeAsync = require('./safeAsync')5const safeAsync = require('./safeAsync')6const test = async () => {7  try {8    const result = await safeAsync(someAsyncFunction())9    if (result.error) {10      throw new Error(result.error)11    }12    console.log(result.data)13  } catch (error) {14    console.error(error)15  }16}

Using AI Code Generation

1const safeAsync = require('safe-async');2const test = async () => {3    let a = safeAsync(async () => {4        throw new Error("Error");5    });6    console.log(a);7    let b = await a;8    console.log(b);9};10test();

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