app

type App struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

type NelController struct {
}

type NelControllers struct{}

type NelReport struct {
	// The number of milliseconds between when the report was generated by
	// the user agent and when it was uploaded.
	Age int
	// The type of report.  For NEL, this will be "network-error".
	ReportType string
	// The URL of the request that this report describes.
	URL string
	// UserAgent represents the value of the User-Agent header in the request that the report is about
	UserAgent string
	// The referrer information of the request, as determined by the
	// referrer policy associated with its client.
	Referrer string
	// The active sampling rate for this request, expressed as a fraction
	// between 0.0 and 1.0 (inclusive).
	SamplingFraction float32
	// The IP address of the host to which the user agent set the request.
	ServerIP string
	// The ALPN ID  of the network protocol used to fetch the resource.
	Protocol string
	// The method of the HTTP request (e.g. GET, POST)
	Method string
	// The status code of the HTTP response, if available.
	StatusCode int
	// The elapsed number of milliseconds between the start of the resource
	// fetch and when it was aborted by the user agent.
	ElapsedTime int
	// The phase of the request in which the failure occurred. One of
	// {dns, connection, application}; a successful request always has a value of application
	Phase string
	// The description of the error type.  For reports about successful
	// requests, this will be "ok".  See the NEL spec for the authoritative
	// list of possible values for failed requests.
	Type string

	// For non-NEL reports, this will contain the unparsed JSON content of
	// the report's `body` field.
	RawBody []byte
}

type ReportBatch struct {
	Reports []NelReport

	// When this batch was received by the collector
	Time time.Time

	// The URL that was used to upload the report.
	CollectorURL url.URL

	// The IP address of the client that uploaded the batch of reports.  You can
	// typically assume that's the same IP address that was used for the original
	// requests.  The IP address will be encoded as a string; for example,
	// "192.0.2.1" or "2001:db8::2".
	ClientIP string

	// The user agent of the client that uploaded the batch of reports.
	ClientUserAgent string

	// The key-value pairs of the HTTP header that is received by the collector.
	// This can be used to get additional information. One example is to get the
	// remote address of the client when the collector runs behind a proxy.
	Header http.Header
}