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How to use wrapWithStackTraceCutter method in root

Best JavaScript code snippet using root

RuntimeDevice.js

...11    eventEmitter,12    sessionConfig,13    runtimeErrorComposer,14  }, deviceDriver) {15    wrapWithStackTraceCutter(this, [16      'captureViewHierarchy',17      'clearKeychain',18      'disableSynchronization',19      'enableSynchronization',20      'installApp',21      'launchApp',22      'matchFace',23      'matchFinger',24      'openURL',25      'pressBack',26      'relaunchApp',27      'reloadReactNative',28      'resetContentAndSettings',29      'resetStatusBar',...

wrapWithStackTraceCutter.test.js

Source: wrapWithStackTraceCutter.test.js

...36    const originalError = new ErrorClass('test error');37    const willThrow = () => { throw originalError; };38    const returns42 = () => 42;39    const result = { originalErrorStack: originalError.stack, willThrow, returns42 };40    wrapWithStackTraceCutter(result, ['willThrow', 'returns42']);41    return result;42  }...

wrapWithStackTraceCutter.js

Source: wrapWithStackTraceCutter.js

1const DetoxError = require('../errors/DetoxError');2const { asError, createErrorWithUserStack, replaceErrorStack } = require('../utils/errorUtils');3function wrapWithStackTraceCutter(obj, methodNames) {4  for (const methodName of methodNames) {5    const originalMethod = obj[methodName];6    obj[methodName] = async function stackTraceWrapper() {7      const errorWithUserStack = createErrorWithUserStack();8      try {9        return await originalMethod.apply(obj, arguments);10      } catch (err) {11        if (err instanceof DetoxError) {12          throw replaceErrorStack(errorWithUserStack, asError(err));13        } else {14          throw err;15        }16      }17    };...

Using AI Code Generation

1var logger = require('log4js').getLogger();2logger.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(1);3logger.info('test');4var logger2 = require('log4js').getLogger('child');5logger2.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(1);6logger2.info('test');

Using AI Code Generation

1var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').wrapWithStackTraceCutter;2var rootScope = wrapWithStackTraceCutter(global);3rootScope.stackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').stackTraceCutter;4var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').wrapWithStackTraceCutter;5var moduleScope = wrapWithStackTraceCutter(module);6moduleScope.stackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').stackTraceCutter;7var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').wrapWithStackTraceCutter;8var functionScope = wrapWithStackTraceCutter(function () {});9functionScope.stackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').stackTraceCutter;10var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').wrapWithStackTraceCutter;11var objectScope = wrapWithStackTraceCutter({});12objectScope.stackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').stackTraceCutter;13var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').wrapWithStackTraceCutter;14var rootScope = wrapWithStackTraceCutter(global);15rootScope.stackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').stackTraceCutter;16var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').wrapWithStackTraceCutter;17var moduleScope = wrapWithStackTraceCutter(module);18moduleScope.stackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').stackTraceCutter;19var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').wrapWithStackTraceCutter;20var functionScope = wrapWithStackTraceCutter(function () {});21functionScope.stackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').stackTraceCutter;22var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter').wrapWithStackTraceCutter;23var objectScope = wrapWithStackTraceCutter({});

Using AI Code Generation

1const root = require('root.js');2root.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(function(){3})4const wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('wrapWithStackTraceCutter.js');5module.exports = {6}7const stackTraceCutter = require('stackTraceCutter.js');8module.exports = function (func) {9  try {10    func();11  } catch (e) {12    e.stack = stackTraceCutter(e.stack);13    throw e;14  }15}16module.exports = function (stack) {17  return stack;18}19const root = require('root.js');20const func = function(){};21root.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(func);22const wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('wrapWithStackTraceCutter.js');23module.exports = {24}

Using AI Code Generation

1console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);2console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);3console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);4console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);5console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);6console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);7console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);8console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);9console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);10console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);11console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);12console.log(rootError.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(new Error('test')).stack);

Using AI Code Generation

1var util = require('util');2var root = require('root');3var wrapped = root.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(function() {4  util.debug('test');5});6wrapped();7var util = require('util');8var stackTraceCutter = require('stackTraceCutter');9exports.wrapWithStackTraceCutter = function(callback) {10  return stackTraceCutter.wrap(callback);11};12var stackTraceCutter = require('stackTraceCutter');13exports.wrap = function(callback) {14  return function() {15    var stack = new Error().stack;16    var stackLines = stack.split('\17');18    var stackLinesToCut = 2;19    var stackLinesCutter = new stackTraceCutter(stackLinesToCut);20    var stackLinesCuttered = stackLinesCutter.cut(stackLines);21    var stackCuttered = stackLinesCuttered.join('\22');23    var error = new Error();24    error.stack = stackCuttered;25    util.debug(error.stack);26    callback();27  };28};29var stackTraceCutter = function(stackLinesToCut) {30  this.stackLinesToCut = stackLinesToCut;31};32stackTraceCutter.prototype.cut = function(stackLines) {33  var stackLinesCuttered = stackLines.slice(this.stackLinesToCut);34  return stackLinesCuttered;35};36var util = require('util');37var stackTraceCutter = require('stackTraceCutter');

Using AI Code Generation

1var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('wrap-stack-trace-cutter');2var test = function(){3  throw new Error('test');4}5test = wrapWithStackTraceCutter(test, 2);6test();7var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('wrap-stack-trace-cutter');8var test = function(){9  throw new Error('test');10}11test = wrapWithStackTraceCutter(test, 2, 'custom message');12test();13var wrapWithStackTraceCutter = require('wrap-stack-trace-cutter');14var test = function(){15  throw new Error('test');16}17test = wrapWithStackTraceCutter(test, 2, function(){18  return 'custom message';19});20test();

Using AI Code Generation

1var root = require('root');2root.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(function(){3});4root.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(function(){5}, 'some text to be shown in stacktrace');6var stackTraceCutter = require('stack-trace-cutter');7exports.wrapWithStackTraceCutter = function(fn, msg){8  return stackTraceCutter.wrapWithStackTraceCutter(fn, msg);9};10exports.wrapWithStackTraceCutter = function(fn, msg){11  return function(){12    try{13      fn.apply(this, arguments);14    }catch(e){15      e.stack = e.stack + ' ' + msg;16      throw e;17    }18  }19};

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