#Module idb

IndexedDB (the JavaScript engine's prelude, native/js/lazy/idb.js, is the only caller). One entry point: the operation is a code and its arguments and its reply are bytes in the encoding of src/idb (LEB128 integers, length prefixed byte strings). The first byte of the reply is a status (src/idb Error: 0 is success). Raises Security when the page may not use IndexedDB (an opaque origin, indexeddb.enabled off, no profile storage).

Operations: 1 open, 2 delete, 3 list, 4 close, 5 versionchange handled, 6 begin a transaction, 7 commit, 8 abort, 9 execute a request of a transaction, 10 queue a task for the realm, 11 take the event being delivered, 12 ask for the end-of-checkpoint hook (transactions go inactive), 13 limits, 14 the source of the prelude (answered before anything else: it needs no client; the realm loads it when a script first uses an IndexedDB interface). Windows and dedicated workers: a worker's realm is a client of the same manager as the pages of its origin.

Exposed to: Window, Worker. Source: api/idb.widl.

Odin: import "wren:idb".

#Functions

#Idb_call

bytes Idb_call(i32 op, bytes args) raises

See the module comment.

Odin: idb.call.

Raises: returns an Error (see web).

Host: Idb_call :: proc(c: ^Call, op: i32, args: []u8) -> ([]u8, Api_Error)

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