Best JavaScript code snippet using tracetest
index.test.jsx
Source: index.test.jsx
1// component_test_template2import { createShallow, createRender, createMount } from '@material-ui/core/test-utils';3import { ThemeProvider } from '@material-ui/core/styles';4import { MockedTheme } from 'src/tests/MockedTheme';5import UseAutocomplete from 'src/components/autocomplete/UseAutocomplete/index.jsx';6describe('<UseAutocomplete> helloworld', () => {7 describe('<UseAutocomplete /> mount helloworld', () => {8 let mount;9 beforeEach(() => {10 mount = createMount();11 });12 afterEach(() => {13 mount.cleanUp();14 });15 test('should work', () => {16 const wrapper = mount(17 <MockedTheme>18 <UseAutocomplete>UseAutocomplete</UseAutocomplete>19 </MockedTheme>20 );21 expect(wrapper.html).toMatchSnapshot();22 });23 });24 describe('<UseAutocomplete /> render helloworld', () => {25 let render;26 beforeEach(() => {27 render = createRender();28 });29 afterEach(() => {});30 test('should work', () => {31 const wrapper = render(32 <MockedTheme>33 <UseAutocomplete>UseAutocomplete</UseAutocomplete>34 </MockedTheme>35 );36 expect(wrapper.html).toMatchSnapshot();37 });38 });39 describe('<UseAutocomplete /> shallow helloworld', () => {40 let shallow;41 beforeEach(() => {42 // This is Mocha; in Jest, use beforeAll43 shallow = createShallow();44 });45 test('should work', () => {46 const wrapper = shallow(<UseAutocomplete>UseAutocomplete</UseAutocomplete>);47 expect(wrapper.html).toMatchSnapshot();48 });49 });...
Using AI Code Generation
1const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');2useAutoComplete();3const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');4useAutoComplete();5const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');6useAutoComplete();7const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');8useAutoComplete();9const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');10useAutoComplete();11const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');12useAutoComplete();13const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');14useAutoComplete();15const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');16useAutoComplete();17const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');18useAutoComplete();19const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');20useAutoComplete();21const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');22useAutoComplete();23const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');24useAutoComplete();25const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');26useAutoComplete();27const { useAutoComplete } = require('./tracetest.js');28useAutoComplete();
Using AI Code Generation
1const trace = require('./tracetest');2trace.useAutoComplete();3const trace = require('@google-cloud/trace-agent').start();4const useAutoComplete = () => {5 trace.runInRootSpan({ name: 'rootSpan' }, rootSpan => {6 rootSpan.endSpan();7 });8};9module.exports = { useAutoComplete };10 at TraceWriter.initialize (/srv/node_modules/@google-cloud/trace-agent/build/src/trace-writer.js:131:19)11 at new TraceWriter (/srv/node_modules/@google-cloud/trace-agent/build/src/trace-writer.js:55:14)12 at Object.start (/srv/node_modules/@google-cloud/trace-agent/build/src/trace-api.js:45:31)13 at Object.<anonymous> (/srv/index.js:4:17)14 at Module._compile (module.js:653:30)15 at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:664:10)16 at Module.load (module.js:566:32)17 at tryModuleLoad (module.js:506:12)18 at Function.Module._load (module.js:498:3)19 at Module.require (module.js:597:17)20const trace = require('./tracetest');21trace.useAutoComplete();22const trace = require('@google-cloud/trace-agent').start();23const useAutoComplete = () => {24 trace.runInRootSpan({ name: 'rootSpan' }, rootSpan => {25 rootSpan.endSpan();26 });27};28module.exports = { useAutoComplete };
Using AI Code Generation
1var tracetest = require('./tracetest.js');2tracetest.useAutoComplete();3var trace = require('trace');4var traceOptions = {5};6trace.configure(traceOptions);7module.exports.useAutoComplete = function() {8 trace.debug('useAutoComplete called');9 trace.debug('useAutoComplete called', 'with param');10 trace.debug('useAutoComplete called', 'with', 'multiple', 'params');11 trace.debug('useAutoComplete called', 'with', 'multiple', 'params', 'and', 'with', 'object', {12 });13}14useAutoComplete called with multiple params and with object { key1: 'value1', key2: 'value2' }
Using AI Code Generation
1const { useAutoComplete } = require('tracetest');2const autoComplete = useAutoComplete();3autoComplete('some string', (err, data) => {4 if (err) {5 console.log(err);6 } else {7 console.log(data);8 }9});
Using AI Code Generation
1var trace = require('./tracetest');2var result = trace.useAutoComplete('test');3console.log(result);4var trace = require('./trace');5var autocomplete = trace.autocomplete;6var useAutoComplete = function (input) {7 return autocomplete(input);8};9module.exports.useAutoComplete = useAutoComplete;10var autocomplete = function (input) {11 return 'autocomplete: ' + input;12};13module.exports.autocomplete = autocomplete;
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