module XmlHttpRequest: sig
.. end
XmlHttpRequest object.
type
readyState =
| |
UNSENT |
| |
OPENED |
| |
|
| |
LOADING |
| |
DONE |
class type xmlHttpRequest = object
.. end
val create : unit -> xmlHttpRequest Js.t
The next part of this module allow one to use Ocaml with no need for
Javascript documentation.
module Event: sig
.. end
type
http_frame = {
}
The type for XHR results. The code field is the http status code of the
answer. The headers field is a function associating values to any header
name.
of (int * (string -> string option))
The exception raise by perform functions when the check_headers
parameter returned false. The parameter of the exception is a
function is like the headers
function of http_frame
val perform_raw_url : ?headers:(string * string) list ->
?content_type:string ->
?post_args:(string * string) list ->
?get_args:(string * string) list ->
?form_arg:Form.form_contents ->
?check_headers:(int -> (string -> string option) -> bool) ->
?override_mime_type:string -> string -> http_frame Lwt.t
perform_raw_url ?headers ?content_type ?post_args ?get_args ?form_arg url
makes an asynchronous request to the specified url
with
specified options. The result is a cancelable thread returning
an HTTP frame. If post_args
and form_arg
are None
, a GET request is
used. If post_args
or form_arg
is Some _
(even Some []
) then a POST
request is made. The check_headers
argument is run as soon as the answer
code and headers are available. If it returns false, the request is canceled
and the functions raise the Wrong_headers
exception
val perform : ?headers:(string * string) list ->
?content_type:string ->
?post_args:(string * string) list ->
?get_args:(string * string) list ->
?form_arg:Form.form_contents ->
?check_headers:(int -> (string -> string option) -> bool) ->
?override_mime_type:string -> Url.url -> http_frame Lwt.t
val get : string -> http_frame Lwt.t
get url
makes an asynchronous request to the specified url