How to use the postman-sandbox.createContext function in postman-sandbox
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postmanlabs / postman-runtime / lib / runner / extensions / event.command.js View on Github 
var run = this;
// if this run object already has a host, we do not need to create one.
if (run.host) {
return done();
}
// @todo - remove this when chrome app and electron host creation is offloaded to runner
// @todo - can this be removed now in runtime v4?
if (run.options.host && run.options.host.external === true) {
run.host = run.options.host.instance;
return done();
}
sandbox.createContext(_.merge({
timeout: _(run.options.timeout).pick(['script', 'global']).values().min()
// debug: true
}, run.options.host), function (err, context) {
if (err) { return done(err); }
// store the host in run object for future use and move on
run.host = context;
context.on('console', function () {
run.triggers.console.apply(run.triggers, arguments);
});
context.on('error', function () {
run.triggers.error.apply(run.triggers, arguments);
});
context.on('execution.error', function () {postman-sandbox
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