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22 async run () { 23 await createForgaeProjectStructure(true); 24 25 await self.prepareProject(); 26 27 console.log(`===== '${ self.name }' project successfully initialized. =====`); 28 }
304 async function _runCommand(...args) { 305 let result = await State.get('connect', '_sqlite').runCommand(...args) 306 return result 307 }
250 run() { 251 return new Promise(function (resolve) { 252 this._run(function (value) { 253 thiz.addToHistory(context, value) 254 historyIndexes[context] = histories[context].length 255 resolve(value) 256 }) 257 }.bind(this)) 258 }
12 run() { 13 return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { 14 nativeExec([this.bin, ...this.args].join(' '), this.options, (error, stdout, stderr) => { 15 if (error) reject(error); 16 resolve(stdout); 17 }); 18 }); 19 }
3 function runCommand(appname){ 4 try{ 5 apps.runApp(appname, Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments, 1)) 6 } 7 catch(e) { 8 console.log("There was an error: "+e) 9 } 10 }