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How to use delayedEcho method in stryker-parent

Best JavaScript code snippet using stryker-parent

echo.js

...36    var message = req.swagger.params.message.value;37    log.info('echo: %s', message);38    res.json(message);39}40function delayedEcho(req, res) {41    var message = req.swagger.params.message.value;42    var delay = req.swagger.params.delay.value;43    if (delay < 0) {44        res.status(422).json({message: 'delay must be a positive float'});45    } else {46        log.info('will echo after %sms: %s', delay, message);47        setTimeout(function timeoutCallback(req, res) { // see https://github.com/jmar777/suspend for a promise-based approach48            log.info('echo after %sms: %s', delay, message);49            res.json({message:message});50        }, delay, req, res);51    }...

index.ts

Source: index.ts

1import './style.css';2import { of, map, Observable, from, concatMap, delay, forkJoin, toArray, tap } from 'rxjs';3of('World')4  .pipe(map((name) => `Hello, ${name}!`))5  .subscribe(console.log);6const rand = () => Math.floor(Math.random() * 3) * 1000;7const delayedEcho = (message) => of(message).pipe(delay(rand()));8const ids = ['1', '2', '3', '4', '5'];9const observables = ids.map(delayedEcho);10from(ids)11  .pipe(12    concatMap(delayedEcho),13    tap(console.log),14    toArray(),15  )16  .subscribe(console.log);...

delayed_echo.js

Source: delayed_echo.js

1const db = require('../utils/database');2const delayedEcho = (index) => ({3    dialogueEngine: (message) => {4        db.sendMessage(index, message)5        db.setTyping(index,true)6        setTimeout(() => {7            db.receiveMessage(index, message)8            db.setTyping(index,false)9        }, 5000)10    }11})...

Using AI Code Generation

1var parent = require('stryker-parent');2parent.delayedEcho('Hello World', 3000);3module.exports = {4  delayedEcho: function (msg, delay) {5    setTimeout(function () {6      console.log(msg);7    }, delay);8  }9}10The module.exports object in stryker-parent/index.js is not the one that is returned when you require() the module. This is because the module.exports object in stryker-parent/index.js is not the one that is returned when you

Using AI Code Generation

1var parent = require("stryker-parent");2parent.delayedEcho("Hello World", 5000);3module.exports = {4    delayedEcho: function(message, delay) {5        setTimeout(function() {6            console.log(message);7        }, delay);8    }9};10module.exports = function(config) {11    config.set({12    });13};

Using AI Code Generation

1const parent = require('stryker-parent');2parent.delayedEcho('Hello, world!');3const child = require('stryker-child');4module.exports = {5  delayedEcho: (message) => {6    child.echo(message);7  }8};9module.exports = {10  echo: (message) => {11    setTimeout(() => {12      console.log(message);13    }, 1000);14  }15};16module.exports = function (config) {17  config.set({18  });19};20module.exports = function (config) {21  config.set({22  });23};

Using AI Code Generation

1var stryker = require('stryker-parent');2stryker.delayedEcho('Hello World!', 1000, function (err, result) {3    console.log(result);4});5var stryker = require('stryker-parent');6stryker.delayedEcho('Hello World!', 1000, function (err, result) {7    console.log(result);8});9var stryker = require('stryker-parent');10stryker.delayedEcho('Hello World!', 1000, function (err, result) {11    console.log(result);12});13var stryker = require('stryker-parent');14stryker.delayedEcho('Hello World!', 1000, function (err, result) {15    console.log(result);16});17var stryker = require('stryker-parent');18stryker.delayedEcho('Hello World!', 1000, function (err, result) {19    console.log(result);20});21var stryker = require('stryker-parent');22stryker.delayedEcho('Hello World!', 1000, function (err, result) {23    console.log(result);24});25var stryker = require('stryker-parent');26stryker.delayedEcho('Hello World!', 1000, function (err, result) {27    console.log(result);28});29var stryker = require('stryker-parent');30stryker.delayedEcho('Hello World!', 1000, function (err, result) {31    console.log(result);32});33var stryker = require('stryker-parent');34stryker.delayedEcho('Hello World!', 1000, function (err, result) {35    console.log(result);36});

Using AI Code Generation

1var parent = require('stryker-parent');2parent.delayedEcho('Hello World', 1000).then(function(msg) {3    console.log(msg);4});5import { delayedEcho } from 'stryker-parent';6delayedEcho('Hello World', 1000).then(function(msg) {7    console.log(msg);8});9import { delayedEcho } from 'stryker-parent';10delayedEcho('Hello World', 1000).then(function(msg) {11    console.log(msg);12});13import { delayedEcho } from 'stryker-parent';14delayedEcho('Hello World', 1000).then(function(msg) {15    console.log(msg);16});17import { delayedEcho } from 'stryker-parent';18delayedEcho('Hello World', 1000).then(function(msg) {19    console.log(msg);20});21import { delayedEcho } from 'stryker-parent';22delayedEcho('Hello World', 100

Using AI Code Generation

1var stryker = require('stryker-parent');2stryker.delayedEcho("Hello World");3var stryker = require('stryker-parent');4stryker.delayedEcho("Hello World", function() {5    console.log("Delayed Echo Completed");6});

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