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Index ¶
- Constants
- func CancelRequest(nativeRequest unsafe.Pointer) bool
- func DisableMainThreadDispatch()
- func RequestContext(r Request) (context.Context, context.CancelFunc)
- type Request
- type RequestTracker
- func (t *RequestTracker) Cancel(id string)
- func (t *RequestTracker) Close()
- func (t *RequestTracker) FailKeepalive(id string)
- func (t *RequestTracker) Start(id string) string
- func (t *RequestTracker) StartKeepalive(id string) string
- func (t *RequestTracker) Token(id string) string
- func (t *RequestTracker) Wrap(r Request) Request
- type ResponseWriter
Constants ¶
const ( HeaderContentLength = "Content-Length" HeaderContentType = "Content-Type" )
const RequestIDHeader = "X-Wails-Request-Id"
RequestIDHeader is a private bridge marker, removed before calling handlers.
const Webkit2MinMinorVersion = 0
Variables ¶
This section is empty.
Functions ¶
func CancelRequest ¶
CancelRequest cancels the request associated with a native scheme task. It returns false when the task has already completed or was never registered.
func DisableMainThreadDispatch ¶
func DisableMainThreadDispatch()
DisableMainThreadDispatch marks the GTK main loop as stopped. After it is called, invokeOnMainSync runs callbacks inline on the calling goroutine instead of scheduling them onto the now-dead main loop, so asset-server workers that complete a request during shutdown cannot block forever waiting for a source that will never be serviced. The application layer calls this once g_application_run has returned. See issue #5631.
func RequestContext ¶
func RequestContext(r Request) (context.Context, context.CancelFunc)
RequestContext returns the lifecycle context associated with a WebView request. Requests without a native lifecycle wrapper retain the historical background context.
Types ¶
type Request ¶
type Request interface {
URL() (string, error)
Method() (string, error)
Header() (http.Header, error)
Body() (io.ReadCloser, error)
Response() ResponseWriter
Close() error
}
func NewRequest ¶
type RequestTracker ¶
type RequestTracker struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
RequestTracker connects browser request identities to Go contexts. A tracker belongs to one WebView; neither URLs nor native pointers identify requests.
func NewRequestTracker ¶
func NewRequestTracker(parent context.Context) *RequestTracker
func (*RequestTracker) Cancel ¶
func (t *RequestTracker) Cancel(id string)
Cancel also removes unclaimed requests: an abort can arrive before the WebResourceRequested callback, or prevent that callback entirely.
func (*RequestTracker) Close ¶
func (t *RequestTracker) Close()
Close cancels all requests, including requests lacking a browser identity.
func (*RequestTracker) FailKeepalive ¶
func (t *RequestTracker) FailKeepalive(id string)
FailKeepalive releases failed delivery once all dispatched handlers finish.
func (*RequestTracker) Start ¶
func (t *RequestTracker) Start(id string) string
Start runs before the browser resumes an intercepted request. Redirects may reuse a network ID, so each interception receives a fresh, unguessable token.
func (*RequestTracker) StartKeepalive ¶
func (t *RequestTracker) StartKeepalive(id string) string
StartKeepalive spans redirects and outlives the JavaScript response consumer.
func (*RequestTracker) Token ¶
func (t *RequestTracker) Token(id string) string
Token returns the marker for a request registered before interception.
func (*RequestTracker) Wrap ¶
func (t *RequestTracker) Wrap(r Request) Request
Wrap consumes the marker and transfers context ownership to the request. A missing nonempty token means an earlier abort (or an invalid marker), and must not resurrect the request. Closing an old redirect cannot remove its successor.
type ResponseWriter ¶
type ResponseWriter interface {
http.ResponseWriter
// Finish the response and flush all data. A Finish after the request has already been finished has no effect.
Finish() error
// Code returns the HTTP status code of the response
Code() int
}
A ResponseWriter interface is used by an HTTP handler to construct an HTTP response for the WebView.
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