MXS-1300: Use native promises for requests
The request-promise-native package adds support for request with native promises. This is a convenient way to synchronize multiple HTTP requests. The functions are changed to use promises to make testing easier. With promises, the testing code can use the chai-as-promised library. There are a few cases where doRequest is called with a callback that again calls doAsyncRequest. With multiple hosts, this causes each command to be propagated to all servers. This is a design flaw of the current multi-host mode and needs to be changed. Changed maxctrl.js to wait on the promises to silence some warnings if the promise rejections are ignored.
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'use strict';
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var argv = process.argv
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var maxctrl = require('./core.js')
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// Mangle the arguments if we are being called from the command line
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if (argv[0] == process.execPath) {
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argv.shift()
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if (process.argv[0] == process.execPath) {
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process.argv.shift()
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// The first argument is always the script
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argv.shift()
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process.argv.shift()
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}
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require('./core.js')(argv)
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.then(function(output){
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if (output.length > 0) {
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console.log(output)
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}
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}, console.log)
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maxctrl(process.argv)
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.then(function(out) {}, function(out) {})
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