How to use the egg.start function in egg
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// agent
const agent = new Agent({ baseDir: __dirname, plugins: {}, type: 'agent' });
agent.logger.info('123');
agent.name.substring(0);
agent.on('egg-ready', () => {});
agent.emit('egg-ready');
agent.getLogger('test').info('123');
agent.inspect();
agent.listen(1002);
agent.httpclient.request('http://127.0.0.1', { method: 'GET' }).catch(() => {});
agent.logger.info(agent.Service);
agent.logger.info(agent.Controller);
// single process mode
start({ baseDir: __dirname,ignoreWarning: true}).then(app=>{
const port= 1002;
app.logger.info('123');
app.on('egg-ready', () => {});
app.emit('egg-ready');
app.getLogger('test').info('123');
app.inspect();
app.listen(port);
app.logger.info(app.locals.test);
const ctxHttpClient = new app.ContextHttpClient({} as Context);
ctxHttpClient.request('http://127.0.0.1', { method: 'GET' });
const appHttpClient = new app.HttpClient(app);
appHttpClient.request('http://127.0.0.1', { method: 'GET' });
app.httpclient.request('http://127.0.0.1', { method: 'GET' }).catch(() => {});
app.logger.info(app.Service);
app.logger.info(app.Controller);
app.controller.test().then(() => {});
