public abstract class

ServiceWorkerController

extends Object
java.lang.Object
   ↳ com.tencent.smtt.sdk.ServiceWorkerController

Class Overview

Manages Service Workers used by WebView.

Example usage: 

 ServiceWorkerController swController = ServiceWorkerController.getInstance();
 swController.setServiceWorkerClient(new ServiceWorkerClient() {
   @Override
   public WebResourceResponse shouldInterceptRequest(WebResourceRequest request) {
     // Capture request here and generate response or allow pass-through
     // by returning null.
     return null;
   }
 });

Summary

Public Constructors
ServiceWorkerController()
Public Methods
static ServiceWorkerController getInstance(Context context)
Returns the default ServiceWorkerController instance.
abstract ServiceWorkerWebSettings getServiceWorkerWebSettings()
Gets the settings for all service workers.
abstract void setServiceWorkerClient(ServiceWorkerClient client)
Sets the client to capture service worker related callbacks.
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Inherited Methods
From class java.lang.Object

Public Constructors

public ServiceWorkerController ()

Public Methods

public static ServiceWorkerController getInstance (Context context)

Returns the default ServiceWorkerController instance. At present there is only one ServiceWorkerController instance for all WebView instances, however this restriction may be relaxed in the future.

Returns
  • the default ServiceWorkerController instance

public abstract ServiceWorkerWebSettings getServiceWorkerWebSettings ()

Gets the settings for all service workers.

Returns
  • the current ServiceWorkerWebSettings

public abstract void setServiceWorkerClient (ServiceWorkerClient client)

Sets the client to capture service worker related callbacks. A ServiceWorkerClient should be set before any service workers are active, e.g. a safe place is before any WebView instances are created or pages loaded.