The Tor Browser: dom/datastore/tests/file_event

Conditionally force memory storage according to privacy.thirdparty.isolate;
This solves Tor bug #9701, complying with disk avoidance documented in
https://www.torproject.org/projects/torbrowser/design/#disk-avoidance.

     1 <!DOCTYPE HTML>

     2 <html>

     3 <head>

     4   <meta charset="utf-8">

     5   <title>Test for DataStore - event receiver</title>

     6 </head>

     7 <body>

     8 <script type="application/javascript;version=1.7">

    10   function ok(a, msg) {

    11     alert((a ? 'OK' : 'KO') + ' ' + msg)

    12   }

    14   function is(a, b, msg) {

    15     ok(a === b, msg);

    16   }

    18   function cbError() {

    19     alert('KO error');

    20   }

    22   function finish() {

    23     alert('DONE');

    24   }

    26   function eventListener(evt) {

    27     ok(evt, "OnChangeListener is called with data");

    28     finish();

    29   }

    31   navigator.getDataStores('foo').then(function(stores) {

    32     is(stores.length, 1, "getDataStores('foo') returns 1 element");

    33     is(stores[0].name, 'foo', 'The dataStore.name is foo');

    34     is(stores[0].readOnly, false, 'The dataStore foo is not in readonly');

    36     var store = stores[0];

    37     store.onchange = eventListener;

    38     alert("READY");

    39   });

    41 </script>

    42 </body>

    43 </html>

The Tor Browser / file revision

dom/datastore/tests/file_event_receiver.html@97036ab72558

dom/datastore/tests/file_event_receiver.html