fix(android): exclude JS in HTML files from processing

[janvennemann]

JIRA: https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIMOB-27398

8_2_X backport of #11214

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Dependencies with modified semantic versioning:

• appc-tasks - from ^1.0.1 to ^1.0.2

New dependencies added: nodeify.

nodeify

Author: ForbesLindesay

Description: Convert promised code to use node style callbacks

Homepage: https://github.com/then/nodeify#readme

Created	over 6 years ago
Last Updated	over 2 years ago
License	MIT
Maintainers	1
Releases	2
Direct Dependencies	promise and is-promise
Keywords	promise, then, nodeify and callback

README

Nodeify

Convert promised code to use node style callbacks. If no callback is provided it will just return the original promise.

Installation

Server:

$ npm install nodeify

Usage

Functional

Call nodeify directly passing the promise and an optional callback as arguments. If a callback is provided it will be called as callback(error, result). If callback is not a function, promise is returned.

var nodeify = require('nodeify');

function myAsyncMethod(arg, callback) {
  return nodeify(myPromiseMethod(arg), callback);
}

Constructor / Method

The nodeify.Promise constructor returns a promise with a .nodeify method which behaves just like the functional version above except that the first argument is implicitly this.

var Promise = require('nodeify').Promise;

function myAsyncMethod(arg, callback) {
  return new Promise(function (resolver) {
    //do async work
  })
  .nodeify(callback);
}

Extend

Extend(promise)

Takes a promise and extends it to support the .nodeify method. It will still support the nodeify method after calls to .then.

var Promise = require('promise');
var nodeify = require('nodeify');

function myAsyncMethod(arg, callback) {
  return nodeify.extend(myPromiseMethod(arg))
    .nodeify(callback);
}

Extend(PromiseConstructor)

Takes a PromiseConstructor and extends it to support the .nodeify method.

var PromiseConstructor = require('promise-constructor-used-by-my-promise-method');

require('nodeify').extend(PromiseConstructor);

function myAsyncMethod(arg, callback) {
  return myPromiseMethod(arg).nodeify(callback);
}

Extend()

Extends the default promise constructor (returned by calling require('promise')) and extends it to support .nodeify.

require('nodeify').extend();

function myAsyncMethod(arg, callback) {
  //assuming myPromiseMethod uses `promise` as its promise library
  return myPromiseMethod(arg).nodeify(callback);
}

Licence

MIT

Generated by 🚫 dangerJS against 8efc7b1

[keerthi1032]

FR passed. JS files are included when building.
Test Environment:
Name = Mac OS X
Version = 10.14.6
Architecture = 64bit
Node.js
Node.js Version = 10.16.2
npm Version = 6.9.0
Titanium CLI
CLI Version = 5.2.1
Titanium SDK
SDK Version = local sdk 8.2.0.v20190913101659 and local 8.3.0.v20190913100522
Device -Oneplus 5t android 9
Emulator -pixel android 9