ILoader Interface
Packages > @fluidframework/container-definitions > ILoader
The Host’s view of the Loader, used for loading Containers
Signature:
export interface ILoader extends IFluidRouter
Extends: IFluidRouter
Methods
| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| createDetachedContainer(codeDetails) | Creates a new container using the specified chaincode but in an unattached state. While unattached all updates will only be local until the user explicitly attaches the container to a service provider. |
| rehydrateDetachedContainerFromSnapshot(snapshot) | Creates a new container using the specified snapshot but in an unattached state. While unattached all updates will only be local until the user explicitly attaches the container to a service provider. |
| resolve(request) | Resolves the resource specified by the URL + headers contained in the request object to the underlying container that will resolve the request.An analogy for this is resolve is a DNS resolve of a Fluid container. Request then executes a request against the server found from the resolve step. |
Methods
createDetachedContainer
Creates a new container using the specified chaincode but in an unattached state. While unattached all updates will only be local until the user explicitly attaches the container to a service provider.
Signature:
createDetachedContainer(codeDetails: IFluidCodeDetails): Promise<IContainer>;
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| codeDetails | IFluidCodeDetails |
Returns:
Promise<IContainer>
rehydrateDetachedContainerFromSnapshot
Creates a new container using the specified snapshot but in an unattached state. While unattached all updates will only be local until the user explicitly attaches the container to a service provider.
Signature:
rehydrateDetachedContainerFromSnapshot(snapshot: ISnapshotTree): Promise<IContainer>;
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| snapshot | ISnapshotTree |
Returns:
Promise<IContainer>
resolve
Resolves the resource specified by the URL + headers contained in the request object to the underlying container that will resolve the request.
An analogy for this is resolve is a DNS resolve of a Fluid container. Request then executes a request against the server found from the resolve step.
Signature:
resolve(request: IRequest): Promise<IContainer>;
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| request | IRequest |
Returns:
Promise<IContainer>