Struct devtools::actors::watcher::WatcherActor

pub struct WatcherActor {
    name: String,
    browsing_context_actor: String,
    network_parent: String,
    target_configuration: String,
    thread_configuration: String,
    session_context: SessionContext,
}

Fields

name: String

browsing_context_actor: String

network_parent: String

target_configuration: String

thread_configuration: String

session_context: SessionContext

Implementations

impl WatcherActor

pub fn new( actors: &mut ActorRegistry, browsing_context_actor: String, session_context: SessionContext, ) -> Self

pub fn encodable(&self) -> WatcherActorMsg

Trait Implementations

impl Actor for WatcherActor

fn handle_message( &self, registry: &ActorRegistry, msg_type: &str, msg: &Map<String, Value>, stream: &mut TcpStream, _id: StreamId, ) -> Result<ActorMessageStatus, ()>

The watcher actor can handle the following messages:

• watchTargets: Returns a list of objects to debug. Since we only support web views, it returns the associated BrowsingContextActor. Every target sent creates a target-available-form event.

• watchResources: Start watching certain resource types. This sends resources-available-array events.

• getNetworkParentActor: Returns the network parent actor. It doesn’t seem to do much at the moment.

• getTargetConfigurationActor: Returns the configuration actor for a specific target, so that the server can update its settings.

• getThreadConfigurationActor: The same but with the configuration actor for the thread

fn name(&self) -> String

fn cleanup(&self, _id: StreamId)