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Package inproc answers a GET against the platform's own routes inside the process, as an anonymous caller on loopback.
A document drawn in the headless renderer loads its references and the served slide runtime from the platform's own origin, and the renderer has no route to the platform: every request it makes is answered by the platform. The tile worker and the PDF export both answer those requests here, so the page gets what a reader's browser would get from the same route and nothing a session would add.
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type Recorder ¶
type Recorder struct {
// Body is what the route wrote.
Body bytes.Buffer
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Recorder is a response a route writes into in-process.
func (*Recorder) WriteHeader ¶
WriteHeader records the first status the route writes.
type Response ¶ added in v1.143.0
Response is what a route answered a Read with.
func Read ¶ added in v1.143.0
func Read(routes http.Handler, path string, header http.Header, timeout time.Duration) (Response, bool)
Read calls routes for one GET of path, passing on the headers of header that change a public route's answer, and returns the response when the route answered 200 or, for a ranged read, 206. It carries no credentials, so only a route that answers anonymously can answer it.
It is marked as the platform's own request, which the public viewer's rate limiter admits without counting (#1791). Counted, every request presents the one loopback address and shares one bucket, and the reference route in front of a document's files ran it dry partway through a document.