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How to use invokeFromWorker method in wpt

Best JavaScript code snippet using wpt

common.sub.js

...1058  @param {object} workerOptions1059    The `options` argument for Worker constructor.1060  Other parameters and return values are the same as those of invokeRequest().1061*/1062function invokeFromWorker(workerType, isDataUrl, workerOptions,1063                          subresource, sourceContextList) {1064  const currentSourceContext = sourceContextList[0];1065  let workerUrl =1066    "/common/security-features/scope/worker.py?policyDeliveries=" +1067    encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(1068        currentSourceContext.policyDeliveries || []));1069  if (workerOptions.type === 'module') {1070    workerUrl += "&type=module";1071  }1072  let promise;1073  if (isDataUrl) {1074    promise = fetch(workerUrl)1075      .then(r => r.text())1076      .then(source => {...

aflprep_common.sub.js

Source: aflprep_common.sub.js

...782    Otherwise, the script is loaded from same-origin.783  @param {object} workerOptions784    The `options` argument for Worker constructor.785  Other parameters and return values are the same as those of invokeRequest().786function invokeFromWorker(workerType, isDataUrl, workerOptions,787                          subresource, sourceContextList) {788  const currentSourceContext = sourceContextList[0];789  let workerUrl =790    encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(791        currentSourceContext.policyDeliveries || []));792  if (workerOptions.type === 'module') {793    workerUrl += "&type=module";794  }795  let promise;796  if (isDataUrl) {797    promise = fetch(workerUrl)798      .then(r => r.text())799      .then(source => {800        });...

Using AI Code Generation

1var wptWorker = require('./wpt-worker');2var wpt = new wptWorker();3    console.log(result);4});5var Worker = require('webworker-threads').Worker;6var wptWorker = function() {7    this.invokeFromWorker = function(url, callback) {8        var worker = new Worker(function() {9            this.onmessage = function(event) {10                var url = event.data;11                var result = 'Result of ' + url;12                postMessage(result);13            };14        });15        worker.onmessage = function(event) {16            callback(null, event.data);17        };18        worker.postMessage(url);19    }20}21module.exports = wptWorker;

Using AI Code Generation

1var worker = new Worker('wpt-worker.js');2worker.onmessage = function(e) {3    console.log(e.data);4}5worker.postMessage("Hello World");6self.addEventListener('message', function(e) {7    var result = invokeFromWorker(e.data);8    self.postMessage(result);9}, false);

Using AI Code Generation

1var worker = new Worker('wpt-worker.js');2worker.onmessage = function(e) {3  console.log('Message received from worker');4};5worker.postMessage({command: 'invokeFromWorker', params: 'I am from main thread'});6self.addEventListener('message', function(e) {7  if(e.data.command == 'invokeFromWorker') {8    console.log('Message received from main thread');9    invokeFromMain(e.data.params, function(result) {10      console.log('result from main thread: ' + result);11    });12  }13}, false);

Using AI Code Generation

1wptWorker.invokeFromWorker({2  headers: {3  },4  body: {5  }6}).then(function (response) {7  console.log(response);8}).catch(function (error) {9  console.log(error);10});11wptWorker.invokeFromWorker({12  headers: {13  },14  body: {15  }16}).then(function (response) {17  console.log(response);18}).catch(function (error) {19  console.log(error);20});21wptWorker.invokeFromWorker({22  headers: {23  },24  body: {25  }26}).then(function (response) {27  console.log(response);28}).catch(function (error) {29  console.log(error);30});31wptWorker.invokeFromWorker({32  headers: {33  },34  body: {35  }36}).then(function (response) {37  console.log(response);38}).catch(function (error) {39  console.log(error);40});41wptWorker.invokeFromWorker({42  headers: {43  },44  body: {45  }46}).then(function (response) {47  console.log(response);48}).catch(function (error) {49  console.log(error);50});51wptWorker.invokeFromWorker({52  headers: {53  },54  body: {55  }

Using AI Code Generation

1var wptWorker = require('wptWorker');2wptWorker.invokeFromWorker('test', function (err, data) {3    console.log('This is the callback');4});5var wptWorker = require('wptWorker');6wptWorker.invokeFromWorker('test', function (err, data) {7    console.log('This is the callback');8});9var wptWorker = require('wptWorker');10wptWorker.invokeFromWorker('test', function (err, data) {11    console.log('This is the callback');12});13var wptWorker = require('wptWorker');14wptWorker.invokeFromWorker('test', function (err, data) {15    console.log('This is the callback');16});17var wptWorker = require('wptWorker');18wptWorker.invokeFromWorker('test', function (err, data) {19    console.log('This is the callback');20});21var wptWorker = require('wptWorker');22wptWorker.invokeFromWorker('test', function (err, data) {23    console.log('This is the callback');24});25var wptWorker = require('wptWorker');26wptWorker.invokeFromWorker('test', function (err, data) {27    console.log('This is the callback');28});29var wptWorker = require('wptWorker');30wptWorker.invokeFromWorker('test', function (err, data) {31    console.log('This is the callback');32});33var wptWorker = require('wptWorker');34wptWorker.invokeFromWorker('test', function (err, data) {35    console.log('This is the callback');36});

Using AI Code Generation

1var wpt = require('wpt.js');2var wpt = new wpt();3wpt.invokeFromWorker('runTest', {url: url}, function(err, data) {4    if (err) {5        console.log(err);6    } else {7        console.log(data);8    }9});10{ statusCode: 200,11{ statusCode: 200,

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