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How to use getServerAddresses method in storybook-root

Best JavaScript code snippet using storybook-root

server-address.test.ts

...6  beforeEach(() => {7    mockedIp.address.mockReturnValue('192.168.0.5');8  });9  it('builds addresses with a specified host', () => {10    const { address, networkAddress } = getServerAddresses(9009, '192.168.89.89', 'http');11    expect(address).toEqual('http://localhost:9009/');12    expect(networkAddress).toEqual('http://192.168.89.89:9009/');13  });14  it('builds addresses with local IP when host is not specified', () => {15    const { address, networkAddress } = getServerAddresses(9009, '', 'http');16    expect(address).toEqual('http://localhost:9009/');17    expect(networkAddress).toEqual('http://192.168.0.5:9009/');18  });...

Using AI Code Generation

1import { getServerAddresses } from 'storybook-root';2const addresses = getServerAddresses();3console.log(addresses);4import { getServerAddresses } from 'storybook-root';5const addresses = getServerAddresses();6console.log(addresses);

Using AI Code Generation

1var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');2storybookRoot.getServerAddresses(function(err, addresses) {3    if (err) {4        console.log("Error getting server addresses", err);5    } else {6        console.log("Addresses: ", addresses);7    }8});9var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');10storybookRoot.getServerAddresses(function(err, addresses) {11    if (err) {12        console.log("Error getting server addresses", err);13    } else {14        console.log("Addresses: ", addresses);15    }16});17var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');18storybookRoot.getServerAddresses(function(err, addresses) {19    if (err) {20        console.log("Error getting server addresses", err);21    } else {22        console.log("Addresses: ", addresses);23    }24});25var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');26storybookRoot.getServerAddresses(function(err, addresses) {27    if (err) {28        console.log("Error getting server addresses", err);29    } else {30        console.log("Addresses: ", addresses);31    }32});33var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');34storybookRoot.getServerAddresses(function(err, addresses) {35    if (err) {36        console.log("Error getting server addresses", err);37    } else {38        console.log("Addresses: ", addresses);39    }40});41var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');42storybookRoot.getServerAddresses(function(err, addresses) {43    if (err) {44        console.log("Error getting server addresses", err);45    } else {46        console.log("Addresses: ", addresses);47    }48});49var storybookRoot = require('storybook-root');50storybookRoot.getServerAddresses(function(err, addresses) {51    if (err) {52        console.log("Error getting server addresses", err);53    } else {54        console.log("Addresses: ", addresses);55    }56});

Using AI Code Generation

1const root = require('storybook-root');2const serverAddresses = root.getServerAddresses();3console.log(serverAddresses);4const root = require('storybook-root');5const allStories = root.getStorybook();6console.log(allStories);7const root = require('storybook-root');8const allStories = root.getStorybook();9console.log(allStories);10const root = require('storybook-root');11const allStories = root.getStorybook();12console.log(allStories);13const root = require('storybook-root');14const allStories = root.getStorybook();15console.log(allStories);16const root = require('storybook-root');17const allStories = root.getStorybook();18console.log(allStories);19const root = require('storybook-root');20const allStories = root.getStorybook();21console.log(allStories);22const root = require('storybook-root');23const allStories = root.getStorybook();24console.log(allStories);25const root = require('storybook-root');26const allStories = root.getStorybook();27console.log(allStories);28const root = require('storybook-root');29const allStories = root.getStorybook();30console.log(allStories);31const root = require('storybook-root');32const allStories = root.getStorybook();33console.log(allStories);34const root = require('storybook-root');35const allStories = root.getStorybook();36console.log(allStories);

Using AI Code Generation

1const { getServerAddresses } = require('storybook-root');2const addresses = getServerAddresses();3console.log(addresses);4const { getServerAddresses } = require('storybook-root');5const addresses = getServerAddresses();6console.log(addresses);7const { getServerAddresses } = require('storybook-root');8const addresses = getServerAddresses();9console.log(addresses);10const { getServerAddresses } = require('storybook-root');11const addresses = getServerAddresses();12console.log(addresses);13const { getServerAddresses } = require('storybook-root');14const addresses = getServerAddresses();15console.log(addresses);16const { getServerAddresses } = require('storybook-root');17const addresses = getServerAddresses();18console.log(addresses);19const { getServerAddresses } = require('storybook-root');20const addresses = getServerAddresses();21console.log(addresses);22const { getServerAddresses } = require('storybook-root');23const addresses = getServerAddresses();24console.log(addresses);25const { getServerAddresses } = require('storybook-root');26const addresses = getServerAddresses();27console.log(addresses);

Using AI Code Generation

1var getServerAddresses = require('storybook-root').getServerAddresses;2getServerAddresses().then(function(addresses){3});4var getServer = require('storybook-root').getServer;5getServer(8080).then(function(server){6});7var getServer = require('storybook-root').getServer;8getServer(8080, '

Using AI Code Generation

1const { getServerAddresses } = require('storybook-root');2const { createServer } = require('http');3const server = createServer((req, res) => {4  console.log('Request received');5  res.end('Hello World!');6});7const { port } = getServerAddresses();8server.listen(port, () => {9  console.log('Server started at port', port);10});11{12  "scripts": {13  },14  "dependencies": {15  }16}

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