Builder
class Builder
| kotlin.Any | |
| ↳ | androidx.webkit.ProxyConfig.Builder |
ProxyConfig builder. Use Builder#addProxyRule(String) or Builder#addProxyRule(String, String) to add proxy rules. Use Builder#addBypassRule(String) to add bypass rules. Use Builder#build() to build this into a ProxyConfig object.
Note: applying a ProxyConfig with no rules will cause all connections to be made directly.
Summary
| Public constructors | |
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<init>()Create an empty ProxyConfig Builder. |
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<init>(@NonNull proxyConfig: ProxyConfig)Create a ProxyConfig Builder from an existing ProxyConfig object. |
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| ProxyConfig.Builder |
addBypassRule(@NonNull bypassRule: String)Adds a new bypass rule that describes URLs that should skip proxy override settings and make a direct connection instead. |
| ProxyConfig.Builder |
Adds a proxy rule so URLs that match the scheme filter are connected to directly instead of using a proxy server. |
| ProxyConfig.Builder |
Adds a proxy rule so URLs are connected to directly instead of using a proxy server. |
| ProxyConfig.Builder |
addProxyRule(@NonNull proxyUrl: String)Adds a proxy to be used for all URLs. |
| ProxyConfig.Builder |
addProxyRule(@NonNull proxyUrl: String, @NonNull schemeFilter: String)This does everything that |
| ProxyConfig |
build()Builds the current rules into a ProxyConfig object. |
| ProxyConfig.Builder |
Hostnames without a period in them (and that are not IP literals) will skip proxy settings and be connected to directly instead. |
| ProxyConfig.Builder |
By default, certain hostnames implicitly bypass the proxy if they are link-local IPs, or localhost addresses. |
Public constructors
<init>
Builder()
Create an empty ProxyConfig Builder.
<init>
Builder(@NonNull proxyConfig: ProxyConfig)
Create a ProxyConfig Builder from an existing ProxyConfig object.
Public methods
addBypassRule
@NonNull fun addBypassRule(@NonNull bypassRule: String): ProxyConfig.Builder
Adds a new bypass rule that describes URLs that should skip proxy override settings and make a direct connection instead. These can be URLs or IP addresses. Wildcards are accepted. For instance, the rule "*example.com" would mean that requests to "http://example.com" and "www.example.com" would not be directed to any proxy, instead, would be made directly to the origin specified by the URL.
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bypassRule |
String: Rule to be added to the exclusion list |
| Return | |
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ProxyConfig.Builder |
This Builder object |
addDirect
@NonNull fun addDirect(@NonNull schemeFilter: String): ProxyConfig.Builder
Adds a proxy rule so URLs that match the scheme filter are connected to directly instead of using a proxy server.
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schemeFilter |
String: Scheme filter |
| Return | |
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ProxyConfig.Builder |
This Builder object |
addDirect
@NonNull fun addDirect(): ProxyConfig.Builder
Adds a proxy rule so URLs are connected to directly instead of using a proxy server.
| Return | |
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ProxyConfig.Builder |
This Builder object |
addProxyRule
@NonNull fun addProxyRule(@NonNull proxyUrl: String): ProxyConfig.Builder
Adds a proxy to be used for all URLs. This method can be called multiple times to add multiple rules. Additional rules have decreasing precedence.
Proxy is a string in the format [scheme://]host[:port]. Scheme is optional, if present must be HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS and defaults to HTTP. Host is one of an IPv6 literal with brackets, an IPv4 literal or one or more labels separated by a period. Port number is optional and defaults to 80 for HTTP, 443 for HTTPS and 1080 for SOCKS.
The correct syntax for hosts is defined by RFC 3986
Examples:
| Scheme | Host | Port | Proxy URL |
|---|---|---|---|
| example.com | example.com | ||
| https | example.com | https://example.com | |
| example.com | 1111 | example.com:1111 | |
| https | example.com | 1111 | https://example.com:1111 |
| 192.168.1.1 | 192.168.1.1 | ||
| 192.168.1.1 | 2020 | 192.168.1.1:2020 | |
| [10:20:30:40:50:60:70:80] | [10:20:30:40:50:60:70:80] |
| Parameters | |
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proxyUrl |
String: Proxy URL |
| Return | |
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ProxyConfig.Builder |
This Builder object |
addProxyRule
@NonNull fun addProxyRule(
@NonNull proxyUrl: String,
@NonNull schemeFilter: String
): ProxyConfig.Builder
This does everything that Builder#addProxyRule(String) does, but only applies to URLs using schemeFilter. Scheme filter must be one of ProxyConfig#MATCH_HTTP, ProxyConfig#MATCH_HTTPS or ProxyConfig#MATCH_ALL_SCHEMES.
| Parameters | |
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proxyUrl |
String: Proxy URL |
schemeFilter |
String: Scheme filter |
| Return | |
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ProxyConfig.Builder |
This Builder object |
build
@NonNull fun build(): ProxyConfig
Builds the current rules into a ProxyConfig object.
| Return | |
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ProxyConfig |
The ProxyConfig object represented by this Builder |
bypassSimpleHostnames
@NonNull fun bypassSimpleHostnames(): ProxyConfig.Builder
Hostnames without a period in them (and that are not IP literals) will skip proxy settings and be connected to directly instead. Examples: "abc", "local", "some-domain".
Hostnames with a trailing dot are not considered simple by this definition.
| Return | |
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ProxyConfig.Builder |
This Builder object |
removeImplicitRules
@NonNull fun removeImplicitRules(): ProxyConfig.Builder
By default, certain hostnames implicitly bypass the proxy if they are link-local IPs, or localhost addresses. For instance hostnames matching any of (non-exhaustive list):
- localhost
- *.localhost
- [::1]
- 127.0.0.1/8
- 169.254/16
- [FE80::]/10
Call this function to override the default behavior and force localhost and link-local URLs to be sent through the proxy.
| Return | |
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ProxyConfig.Builder |
This Builder object |