How to use the fromCallback function from bluebird
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exports.editFile = function (str) { var pattern = Path.join(os.tmpdir(),'XXXXXX.yaml'); var tmpfile = mktemp(pattern); fs.writeFileSync(tmpfile, str); return Promise.fromCallback(function (promiseCb) { editor(tmpfile, function (code) { if (code !== 0) return promiseCb(Error('Editor closed with code ' + code));
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require('../../server/event-listeners').install(); function getKeys() { var redisClient = redis.getClient(); return Promise.fromCallback(function(callback) { return redisClient.keys('unread:chat:*', callback); }); }
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GitHub: sindeshiva/Test
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const { allowDestroy } = require('@packages/network') const systemTests = require('../lib/system-tests').default // create an HTTPS server that forces TLSv1 const startTlsV1Server = (port) => { return Bluebird.fromCallback((cb) => { const opts = _.merge({ secureProtocol: 'TLSv1_server_method', }, cert)
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// about how Chrome does it. context.skip('Google Chrome', () => { const testRetries = (path) => { return launchBrowser(`http://127.0.0.1:${PORT}${path}`) .then((proc) => { return Promise.fromCallback((cb) => { return onVisit = function () { if (counts[path] >= 3) { return cb() }
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close () { const close = () => { const servers = _.values(sslIpServers).concat(this._sniServer) return Promise.map(servers, (server) => { return Promise.fromCallback(server.destroy) .catch(onError) }) }
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stream.on('retry', () => { retries++ }) const p = Bluebird.fromCallback((cb) => { stream.on('error', cb) }) return expect(p).to.be.rejected
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} redirectToStatus('error') }) return new Promise.fromCallback((cb) => { server = app.listen(0, '127.0.0.1', cb) }) }
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