Results for “Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing”

Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.

• Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing

  Which origins a service permits to read its answers.

  type · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.allowing&Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing -> &Array[Str] -> Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing

  The same, permitting different methods.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.shareNothingStd.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing

  A service that permits no other origin to read its answers.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.shareWith&Array[Str] -> Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing

  A service that permits the named origins, and nothing else.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.shared&Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing -> fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response

  The cross-origin permission, from the allowlist and only from it.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.standard&Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing -> Array[fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request, fn(Std.Http.Server.Route.Request) -> Std.Http.Response) -> Std.Http.Response]

  Every protection, in the order they belong.

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard
• Std.Http.Server.Guard.withCredentials&Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing -> Std.Http.Server.Guard.Sharing

  The same, for a caller that also sends credentials. A wildcard is not

  fn · Std.Http.Server.Guard