| public RegisterEndpointHandler ( string pattern, EndpointHandler handler, bool handleOnUiThread = true ) : void | ||
| pattern | string | Simple string or regex to match APIs that this can handle. This must match what comes after the ".../api/" of the URL |
| handler | EndpointHandler | The method to call |
| handleOnUiThread | bool | For safety, this defaults to true, but that can kill performance if you don't need it (BL-3452) |
| return | void | |
public void RegisterEndpointHandler(string pattern, EndpointHandler handler, bool handleOnUiThread = true)
{
_endpointRegistrations[pattern.ToLowerInvariant().Trim(new char[] {'/'})] = new EndpointRegistration()
{
Handler = handler,
HandleOnUIThread = handleOnUiThread
};
}
public void RegisterWithServer(EnhancedImageServer server)
{
server.RegisterEndpointHandler(kBrandingImageUrlPart, request =>
{
#if DEBUG
// The book templates are allowed to use the branding api. All real books
// should not use this facility.
if (request.CurrentBook == null || request.CurrentBook.FolderPath == null ||
!Book.BookStorage.IsStaticContent(request.CurrentBook.FolderPath))
{
//Debug.Fail("Books should no longer have branding api urls");
}
#endif
var fileName = request.RequiredFileNameOrPath("id");
var path = FindBrandingImageFileIfPossible(_collectionSettings.BrandingProjectKey, fileName.NotEncoded, request.CurrentBook.GetLayout());
// And this is perfectly normal, to not have a branding image at all, for a particular page:
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(path))
{
request.Failed("");
// the HTML will need to be able to handle this invisibly... see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22051573/how-to-hide-image-broken-icon-using-only-css-html-without-js
return;
}
request.ReplyWithImage(path);
}, false);
}
