Best JavaScript code snippet using wpt
assorted.window.js
Source: assorted.window.js
...105 const json = await (await fetch(redirectPath + "?dump&stash=" + stash)).json();106 assert_equals(json[0], expectedOrigin);107 };108}109function referrerPolicyTestString(referrerPolicy, method, destination) {110 return "Origin header and " + method + " " + destination + " with Referrer-Policy " +111 referrerPolicy;112}113[114 {115 "policy": "no-referrer",116 "expectedOriginForSameOrigin": "null",117 "expectedOriginForCrossOrigin": "null"118 },119 {120 "policy": "same-origin",121 "expectedOriginForSameOrigin": origins.HTTP_ORIGIN,122 "expectedOriginForCrossOrigin": "null"123 },124 {125 "policy": "origin-when-cross-origin",126 "expectedOriginForSameOrigin": origins.HTTP_ORIGIN,127 "expectedOriginForCrossOrigin": origins.HTTP_ORIGIN128 },129 {130 "policy": "no-referrer-when-downgrade",131 "expectedOriginForSameOrigin": origins.HTTP_ORIGIN,132 "expectedOriginForCrossOrigin": origins.HTTP_ORIGIN133 },134 {135 "policy": "unsafe-url",136 "expectedOriginForSameOrigin": origins.HTTP_ORIGIN,137 "expectedOriginForCrossOrigin": origins.HTTP_ORIGIN138 },139].forEach(testObj => {140 [141 {142 "name": "same-origin",143 "expectedOrigin": testObj.expectedOriginForSameOrigin144 },145 {146 "name": "cross-origin",147 "expectedOrigin": testObj.expectedOriginForCrossOrigin148 }149 ].forEach(destination => {150 // Test form POST navigation151 promise_test(navigationReferrerPolicy(testObj.policy,152 destination.name,153 destination.expectedOrigin),154 referrerPolicyTestString(testObj.policy, "POST",155 destination.name + " navigation"));156 // Test fetch157 promise_test(fetchReferrerPolicy(testObj.policy,158 destination.name,159 "no-cors",160 destination.expectedOrigin,161 "POST"),162 referrerPolicyTestString(testObj.policy, "POST",163 destination.name + " fetch no-cors mode"));164 // Test cors mode POST165 promise_test(fetchReferrerPolicy(testObj.policy,166 destination.name,167 "cors",168 (destination.name == "same-origin") ? destination.expectedOrigin : origins.HTTP_ORIGIN,169 "POST"),170 referrerPolicyTestString(testObj.policy, "POST",171 destination.name + " fetch cors mode"));172 // Test cors mode GET173 promise_test(fetchReferrerPolicy(testObj.policy,174 destination.name,175 "cors",176 (destination.name == "same-origin") ? "no Origin header" : origins.HTTP_ORIGIN,177 "GET"),178 referrerPolicyTestString(testObj.policy, "GET",179 destination.name + " fetch cors mode"));180 });...
Using AI Code Generation
1def main(request, response):2 response.headers.set(b"Access-Control-Allow-Origin", b"*")3 response.headers.set(b"Access-Control-Allow-Credentials", b"true")4 response.headers.set(b"Access-Control-Allow-Methods", b"GET, POST, PUT")5 response.headers.set(b"Access-Control-Allow-Headers", b"X-Test")6 response.headers.set(b"Access-Control-Expose-Headers", b"X-Test")7 response.headers.set(b"Access-Control-Max-Age", b"86400")8 response.headers.set(b"Content-Type", b"text/html")9 response.headers.set(b"X-Frame-Options", b"deny")10 response.headers.set(b"Referrer-Policy", request.GET.first(b"policy"))11 response.headers.set(b"X-Content-Type-Options", b"nosniff")12 response.headers.set(b"X-XSS-Protection", b"1; mode=block")13 response.headers.set(b"Content-Security-Policy", b"default-src 'self'; script-src 'self' 'unsafe-inline' 'unsafe-eval'")
Using AI Code Generation
1referrerPolicyTestString(“no-referrer”, “no-referrer”);2referrerPolicyTestString(“no-referrer”, “origin”);3referrerPolicyTestString(“no-referrer”, “unsafe-url”);4referrerPolicyTestString(“origin”, “no-referrer”);5referrerPolicyTestString(“origin”, “origin”);6referrerPolicyTestString(“origin”, “unsafe-url”);7referrerPolicyTestString(“origin-when-cross-origin”, “no-referrer”);8referrerPolicyTestString(“origin-when-cross-origin”, “origin”);9referrerPolicyTestString(“origin-when-cross-origin”, “unsafe-url”);10referrerPolicyTestString(“same-origin”, “no-referrer”);11referrerPolicyTestString(“same-origin”, “origin”);12referrerPolicyTestString(“same-origin”, “unsafe-url”);13referrerPolicyTestString(“strict-origin”, “no-referrer”);
Using AI Code Generation
1function run_test() {2 var referrerPolicy = "no-referrer-when-downgrade";3 var request = new XMLHttpRequest();4 request.open("GET", url, false, null, null);5 request.setRequestHeader("referer", referrer);6 request.setRequestHeader("referrer-policy", referrerPolicy);7 request.send();8 var referrerString = request.getResponseHeader("referrer");9 Assert.equal(referrerString, referrer, "expected referrer string to be " + referrer);10}11 > + return policy;12> +}13> +nsDocShell::ShouldSendReferrer(nsIChannel* aChannel, nsIHttpChannel* aHttpChannel) 14 > + return true;15> + }16> + nsCOMPtr<nsIURI> referrerURI;17> + aHttpChannel->GetReferrer(getter_AddRefs(referrerURI));
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