57 lines
1.4 KiB
JavaScript
Executable File
57 lines
1.4 KiB
JavaScript
Executable File
"use strict";
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var URL = require('./URL');
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var URLUtils = require('./URLUtils');
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module.exports = Location;
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function Location(window, href) {
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this._window = window;
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this._href = href;
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}
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Location.prototype = Object.create(URLUtils.prototype, {
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constructor: { value: Location },
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// Special behavior when href is set
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href: {
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get: function() { return this._href; },
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set: function(v) { this.assign(v); }
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},
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assign: { value: function(url) {
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// Resolve the new url against the current one
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// XXX:
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// This is not actually correct. It should be resolved against
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// the URL of the document of the script. For now, though, I only
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// support a single window and there is only one base url.
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// So this is good enough for now.
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var current = new URL(this._href);
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var newurl = current.resolve(url);
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// Save the new url
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this._href = newurl;
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// Start loading the new document!
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// XXX
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// This is just something hacked together.
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// The real algorithm is: http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/history.html#navigate
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}},
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replace: { value: function(url) {
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// XXX
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// Since we aren't tracking history yet, replace is the same as assign
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this.assign(url);
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}},
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reload: { value: function() {
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// XXX:
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// Actually, the spec is a lot more complicated than this
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this.assign(this.href);
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}},
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toString: { value: function() {
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return this.href;
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}}
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});
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