WebSocketOrigin

class WebSocketOrigin

An exact browser origin allowed to open a Scalive WebSocket.

Origins contain an HTTP or HTTPS scheme, a canonical lowercase host, and an effective port. Default ports are normalized, so https://example.com and https://example.com:443 describe the same origin.

Parameters

scheme: The canonical http or https scheme.
host: The canonical lowercase ASCII host, without IPv6 brackets.
port: The effective port, including 80 or 443 when omitted from the serialized origin.

Defined by scalive.WebSocketOrigin. View source (scalive/transport/zio-http/src/scalive/WebSocketOrigin.scala:19-39)

Methods1

def toString: String

Serializes the origin as a browser sends it, such as https://example.com, omitting the scheme's default port.

Defined by scalive.WebSocketOrigin.toString. View source (scalive/transport/zio-http/src/scalive/WebSocketOrigin.scala:36-39)

Values3

val host: String

The canonical lowercase ASCII host, without IPv6 brackets.

Defined by scalive.WebSocketOrigin.host. View source (scalive/transport/zio-http/src/scalive/WebSocketOrigin.scala:21-21)

val port: Int

The effective port, including 80 or 443 when omitted from the serialized origin.

Defined by scalive.WebSocketOrigin.port. View source (scalive/transport/zio-http/src/scalive/WebSocketOrigin.scala:22-22)

val scheme: String

The canonical http or https scheme.

Defined by scalive.WebSocketOrigin.scheme. View source (scalive/transport/zio-http/src/scalive/WebSocketOrigin.scala:20-20)