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How to use waitForActive method in root

Best JavaScript code snippet using root

OnlineReportEngine.ts

...33                    //34                    let lock = lockStatus('presence_report');35                    if (lock.locked && lock.byMe && !active) {36                        releaseLock('presence_report');37                        await waitForActive();38                    }39                    let locked = tryLock('presence_report', 3000);40                    if (!locked) {41                        await waitForActive();42                        continue;43                    }44                }45                await backoff(async () => {46                    if (canUseDOM) {47                        await this.engine.client.mutateReportOnline({48                            active: active,49                            platform: this.platform,50                        });51                    } else {52                        if (active) {53                            await this.engine.client.mutateReportOnline({54                                active: true,55                                platform: this.platform,56                            });57                        } else {58                            // Do nothing59                        }60                    }61                });62                if (this.visible !== active) {63                    continue;64                }65                await waitForActive();66            }67        })();68    }69    destroy() {70        this.alive = false;71    }72    onVisible(visible: boolean) {73        if (this.visible !== visible) {74            this.visible = visible;75            if (this.breakable) {76                this.breakable();77            }78        }79    }...

cacheModel.js

Source: cacheModel.js

1const dynamoose = require("dynamoose");2let createTable = false;3let waitForActive = false;4if (process.env.IS_OFFLINE) {5  createTable = true;6  waitForActive = true;7  dynamoose.aws.ddb.local();8}9const cacheSchema = new dynamoose.Schema(10  {11    token: {12      type: String,13      hashKey: true,14    },15    type: {16      type: String,17    },18    expired: {19      type: Boolean,20    },21  },22  {23    saveUnknown: true,24    timestamps: true,25  }26);27const Cache = dynamoose.model(process.env.CACHE_DB_NAME, cacheSchema, {28  create: createTable,29  throughput: "ON_DEMAND",30  waitForActive: waitForActive,31});...

userModel.js

Source: userModel.js

1const dynamoose = require("dynamoose");2let createTable = false;3let waitForActive = false;4if (process.env.IS_OFFLINE) {5  createTable = true;6  waitForActive = true;7  dynamoose.aws.ddb.local();8}9const userSchema = new dynamoose.Schema(10  {11    _id: {12      type: String,13      hashKey: true,14    },15    email: {16      type: String,17    },18    password: {19      type: String,20    },21  },22  {23    saveUnknown: true,24    timestamps: true,25  }26);27const User = dynamoose.model(process.env.USERS_DB_NAME, userSchema, {28  create: createTable,29  throughput: "ON_DEMAND",30  waitForActive: waitForActive,31});...

Using AI Code Generation

1describe('Protractor Demo App', function() {2    it('should have a title', function() {3        browser.waitForAngularEnabled(false);4        element(by.name('q')).sendKeys('Protractor');5        browser.sleep(5000);6    });7});

Using AI Code Generation

1var rootview = require('ui/core/view');2var frameModule = require("ui/frame");3var page;4exports.pageLoaded = function(args) {5    page = args.object;6}7exports.navigate = function() {8    var topmost = frameModule.topmost();9    topmost.navigate("test2");10    rootview.getRootView().waitForActive().then(function() {11        console.log("Page is active");12    });13}14var frameModule = require("ui/frame");15var page;16exports.pageLoaded = function(args) {17    page = args.object;18}19exports.navigate = function() {20    var topmost = frameModule.topmost();21    topmost.navigate("test3");22}23var frameModule = require("ui/frame");24var page;25exports.pageLoaded = function(args) {26    page = args.object;27}28exports.navigate = function() {29    var topmost = frameModule.topmost();30    topmost.navigate("test");31}

Using AI Code Generation

1var win = Ti.UI.createWindow({2});3var view = Ti.UI.createView({4});5win.add(view);6win.open();7view.addEventListener('click', function(e) {8	var win1 = Ti.UI.createWindow({9	});10	win1.open();11});12![Output](

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require('root');2var app = root.app;3app.waitForActive(function() {4    console.log('App is active');5});6var root = require('root');7var app = root.app;8app.waitForActive(function() {9    console.log('App is active');10});11var root = require('root');12var app = root.app;13app.waitForActive(function() {14    console.log('App is active');15});16var root = require('root');17var app = root.app;18app.waitForActive(function() {19    console.log('App is active');20});21var root = require('root');22var app = root.app;23app.waitForActive(function() {24    console.log('App is active');25});26var root = require('root');27var app = root.app;28app.waitForActive(function() {29    console.log('App is active');30});31var root = require('root');32var app = root.app;33app.waitForActive(function() {34    console.log('App is active');35});36var root = require('root');37var app = root.app;38app.waitForActive(function() {39    console.log('App is active');40});41var root = require('root');42var app = root.app;43app.waitForActive(function() {44    console.log('App is active');45});46var root = require('root');47var app = root.app;48app.waitForActive(function() {49    console.log('App is active');50});

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require('ui/common/RootWindow');2root.waitForActive(function() {3});4var win = Ti.UI.createWindow();5win.waitForActive(function() {6});

Using AI Code Generation

1var myApp = element(by.css('.my-app'));2myApp.waitForActive().then(function() {3});4var myApp = element(by.css('.my-app'));5myApp.waitForInactive().then(function() {6});7var myApp = element(by.css('.my-app'));8myApp.waitForVisible().then(function() {9});10var myApp = element(by.css('.my-app'));11myApp.waitForInvisible().then(function() {12});13var myApp = element(by.css('.my-app'));14myApp.waitForEnabled().then(function() {15});16var myApp = element(by.css('.my-app'));17myApp.waitForDisabled().then(function() {18});19var myApp = element(by.css('.my-app'));20myApp.waitForPresent().then(function() {21});22var myApp = element(by.css('.my-app'));23myApp.waitForNotPresent().then(function() {24});25var myApp = element(by.css('.my-app'));26myApp.waitForText('Hello World').then(function() {27});28var myApp = element(by.css('.my-app'));29myApp.waitForNotText('Hello

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require('raptor-root');2var test = root.getComponent('test');3test.waitForActive(function() {4    console.log(test.getProp('myProp'));5});6var root = require('raptor-root');7var test = root.getComponent('test');8test.waitForReady(function() {9    console.log(test.getProp('myProp'));10});11var root = require('raptor-root');12var test = root.getComponent('test');13test.waitForDestroyed(function() {14    console.log(test.get

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