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33 lines
1 KiB
JavaScript
Executable file
33 lines
1 KiB
JavaScript
Executable file
'use strict';
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var LogGrabber = require('./lib/log_grabber').LogGrabber;
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/**
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* How many log entries should be buffered in the device for our retrieval? The
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* obvious trade-off here is between memory and losing log entries. And the
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* underlying variables are rate of log generation and how often we poll for new
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* logs.
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*/
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var DEFAULT_LOG_LIMIT = 10000;
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function setup(client, options) {
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if (!options) {
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options = {};
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}
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var grabber = new LogGrabber(client, options.logLimit || DEFAULT_LOG_LIMIT);
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// Note! marionette-js-runner's createHost method uses resetWithDriver every
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// time it goes to instantiate us. As a byproduct of this call, all hooks are
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// reset, and this is why we don't need to worry about these addHook calls
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// redundantly stacking up.
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client.addHook('startSession', function(done) {
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grabber._connect(done);
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});
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// deleteSession's hook runs after the session is already torn down, so we
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// can't actually do anything at this point.
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return grabber;
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}
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exports.setup = setup;
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