HostObjectAsyncProxy class
An asynchronous host object proxy. Host objects added via CoreWebView2.AddHostObjectToScript are exposed as host object proxies using window.chrome.webview.hostObjects.{name}. Host object proxies are promises, and resolve to an object representing the host object. The promise is rejected if the app has not added an object with the name. When JavaScript code access a property or method of the object, a promise is returned. The promise resolves to the value that's returned from the host for the property or method. The promise is rejected in case of error; for example, no property or method on the object or parameters are not valid.
Host object proxies are JavaScript Proxy objects that intercept all property get, property set, and method invocations. Properties or methods that are a part of the Function or Object prototype are run in the JavaScript engine of the current document. Additionally any property or method in the chrome.webview.hostObjects.options.forceLocalProperties array are also run in the JavaScript engine of the current document. This defaults to including optional methods that have meaning in JavaScript like toJSON and Symbol.toPrimitive. Add more to the array as required.
- Extends
Methods
| sync() | A method which returns a promise for a synchronous host object proxy for the same host object. For example, |
Method Details
sync()
A method which returns a promise for a synchronous host object proxy for the same host object. For example, chrome.webview.hostObjects.sample.methodCall() returns an asynchronous host object proxy. Use the sync method to obtain a synchronous host object proxy instead: const syncProxy = await chrome.webview.hostObjects.sample.methodCall().sync().
sync(): Promise<HostObjectSyncProxy>;Returns
Promise<HostObjectSyncProxy>
A promise representing the synchronous host object proxy.