How to use print_runtime_information method in localstack

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infra.py

Source:infra.py

...277    sys.exit(0)278# -------------279# MAIN STARTUP280# -------------281def print_runtime_information(in_docker=False):282    # FIXME: this is legacy code from the old CLI, reconcile with new CLI and runtime output283    print()284    print("LocalStack version: %s" % constants.VERSION)285    if in_docker:286        id = get_main_container_id()287        if id:288            print("LocalStack Docker container id: %s" % id[:12])289    if config.LOCALSTACK_BUILD_DATE:290        print("LocalStack build date: %s" % config.LOCALSTACK_BUILD_DATE)291    if config.LOCALSTACK_BUILD_GIT_HASH:292        print("LocalStack build git hash: %s" % config.LOCALSTACK_BUILD_GIT_HASH)293    print()294def start_infra(asynchronous=False, apis=None):295    try:296        os.environ[LOCALSTACK_INFRA_PROCESS] = "1"297        is_in_docker = in_docker()298        # print a warning if we're not running in Docker but using Docker based LAMBDA_EXECUTOR299        if not is_in_docker and "docker" in config.LAMBDA_EXECUTOR and not is_linux():300            print(301                (302                    "!WARNING! - Running outside of Docker with $LAMBDA_EXECUTOR=%s can lead to "303                    "problems on your OS. The environment variable $LOCALSTACK_HOSTNAME may not "304                    "be properly set in your Lambdas."305                )306                % config.LAMBDA_EXECUTOR307            )308        if (309            is_in_docker310            and not config.LAMBDA_REMOTE_DOCKER311            and not os.environ.get("HOST_TMP_FOLDER")312        ):313            print(314                "!WARNING! - Looks like you have configured $LAMBDA_REMOTE_DOCKER=0 - "315                "please make sure to configure $HOST_TMP_FOLDER to point to your host's $TMPDIR"316            )317        print_runtime_information(is_in_docker)318        # apply patches319        patch_urllib3_connection_pool(maxsize=128)320        patch_instance_tracker_meta()321        # load plugins322        load_plugins()323        # with plugins loaded, now start the infrastructure324        thread = do_start_infra(asynchronous, apis, is_in_docker)325        if not asynchronous and thread:326            # We're making sure that we stay in the execution context of the327            # main thread, otherwise our signal handlers don't work328            SHUTDOWN_INFRA.wait()329        return thread330    except KeyboardInterrupt:331        print("Shutdown")...

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