AbstractSince 2.16Gets the name of WebKit.WebsiteData.
This is the website name, normally represented by a domain or host name. All local documents are grouped in the same WebKit.WebsiteData using the name "Local files".
the website name of website_data.
Gets the size of the data of types types in a WebKit.WebsiteData.
Note that currently the data size is only known for WebKit.WebsiteDataTypes.DISK_CACHE data type so for all other types 0 will be returned.
a bitmask of WebKit.WebsiteDataTypes
the size of website_data for the given types.
Gets the types of data stored in the client for a WebKit.WebsiteData.
These are the
types actually present, not the types queried with webkit_website_data_manager_fetch().
a bitmask of WebKit.WebsiteDataTypes in website_data
Atomically increments the reference count of website_data by one.
This function is MT-safe and may be called from any thread.
The passed WebKit.WebsiteData
Atomically decrements the reference count of website_data by one.
If the reference count drops to 0, all memory allocated by WebKit.WebsiteData is released. This function is MT-safe and may be called from any thread.
Data stored locally by a web site.
WebKitWebsiteData represents data stored in the client by a particular website. A website is normally a set of URLs grouped by domain name. You can get the website name, which is usually the domain, with
webkit_website_data_get_name(). Documents loaded from the file system, like file:// URIs, are all grouped in the same WebKitWebsiteData with the name "Local files".A website can store different types of data in the client side. WebKit.WebsiteDataTypes is an enum containing all the possible data types; use
webkit_website_data_get_types()to get the bitmask of data types. It's also possible to know the size of the data stored for some of the WebKit.WebsiteDataTypes by usingwebkit_website_data_get_size().A list of WebKitWebsiteData can be retrieved with
webkit_website_data_manager_fetch(). See WebKit.WebsiteDataManager for more information.Since
2.16