HtmlPrefetchLink

HtmlPrefetchLink

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Members

baseUrl :String

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Get the url of the first non-inlined ancestor of the from-Asset

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  • String

canonical :Boolean

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Get or set the canonical state of a Relation

If AssetGraph has a canonicalRoot property, AssetGraph will detect absolute URLs matching AssetGraph.canonicalRoot as if they were of hrefType rootRelative.

The getter tell you if Relation.href will be prepended with Assetgraph.canonicalRoot.

The setter will change the Relation's href to be prefixed with AssetGraph.canonicalRoot if true, and without if false

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  • Boolean

crossorigin :Boolean

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Get the relations cross origins status defined as differences in protocol or hostname.

This property is quite useful as part of a population query to ensure that the graph doesn't expand beyond the current host or file system

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  • Boolean

fragment :String

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Get or set the fragment identifier part of the href of the relation.

Setting a fragment with a non-empty value requires the value to begin with #

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  • String

from :Asset

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The source asset of the relation.

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href :String

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Get or set the href of the relation. The relation must be attached to an asset.

What is actually retrieved or updated depends on the relation type. For HtmlImage the src attribute of the HTML element is changed, for CssImport the parsed representation of the @import rule is updated, etc.

Most of the time you don't need to think about this property, as the href is automatically updated when the url of the source or target asset is changed, or an intermediate asset is inlined.

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  • String

hrefType :String

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Either 'absolute', 'rootRelative', 'protocolRelative', 'relative', or 'inline'. Decides what "degree" of relative url refreshHref() tries to issue, except for 'inline' which means that the target asset is contained in a data: url or similar.

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  • String

(constant) isRelation :Boolean

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Property that's true for all relation instances. Avoids reliance on the instanceof operator.

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  • Boolean

node :Object

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The ATS/DOM-node where the Relation originates in the parent document

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  • Object

to :Asset

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The target asset of the relation.

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Methods

attach(position, adjacentRelation) → {Relation}

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Attaches the relation to an asset.

The ordering of certain relation types is significant (HtmlScript, for instance), so it's important that the order isn't scrambled in the indices. Therefore the caller must explicitly specify a position at which to insert the object.

Parameters:
Name Type Description
position String

"first", "last", "before", or "after".
adjacentRelation Relation

The adjacent relation, mandatory if the position is "before" or "after".
Returns:

The relation itself (chaining-friendly).

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Relation

detach() → {Relation}

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Detaches the relation from the asset it is currently attached to. If the relation is currently part of a graph, it will removed from it.

Detaching implies that the tag/statement/declaration representing the relation is physically removed from the referring asset. Not all relation types support this.

Returns:

The relation itself (chaining-friendly).

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Relation

inline() → {Relation}

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Inline the relation. This is only supported by certain relation types and will produce different results depending on the type (data: url, inline script, inline stylesheet...).

Will make a clone of the target asset if it has more incoming relations than this one.

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The relation itself (chaining-friendly).

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Relation

refreshHref() → {Relation}

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Update href of a relation to make sure it points at the current url of its target asset.

It's not necessary to call this function manually as long as the source and target assets of the relation have only been moved by having their url property changed (the recommended way), but some transforms will need this after some low-level surgery, such as attaching an existing relation to a different asset.

Returns:

The relation itself (chaining-friendly).

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Relation

remove() → {Relation}

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Removes the relation from the graph it's currently part of. Doesn't detach the relation (compare with relation.detach()).

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The relation itself (chaining-friendly).

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Relation

toString() → {String}

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Get a brief text containing the type, id of the relation. Will also contain the .toString() of the relation's source and target assets if available.

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The string, eg. `"[HtmlAnchor/141: [Html/40 file:///foo/bar/index.html] => [Html/76 file:///foo/bar/otherpage.html]]"``

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String