this.workbox = this.workbox || {}; this.workbox.strategies = (function (exports, assert_js, logger_js, WorkboxError_js, cacheNames_js, getFriendlyURL_js, cacheMatchIgnoreParams_js, Deferred_js, executeQuotaErrorCallbacks_js, timeout_js) { 'use strict'; // @ts-ignore try { self['workbox:strategies:7.2.0'] && _(); } catch (e) {} /* Copyright 2020 Google LLC Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT. */ function toRequest(input) { return typeof input === 'string' ? new Request(input) : input; } /** * A class created every time a Strategy instance instance calls * {@link workbox-strategies.Strategy~handle} or * {@link workbox-strategies.Strategy~handleAll} that wraps all fetch and * cache actions around plugin callbacks and keeps track of when the strategy * is "done" (i.e. all added `event.waitUntil()` promises have resolved). * * @memberof workbox-strategies */ class StrategyHandler { /** * Creates a new instance associated with the passed strategy and event * that's handling the request. * * The constructor also initializes the state that will be passed to each of * the plugins handling this request. * * @param {workbox-strategies.Strategy} strategy * @param {Object} options * @param {Request|string} options.request A request to run this strategy for. * @param {ExtendableEvent} options.event The event associated with the * request. * @param {URL} [options.url] * @param {*} [options.params] The return value from the * {@link workbox-routing~matchCallback} (if applicable). */ constructor(strategy, options) { this._cacheKeys = {}; /** * The request the strategy is performing (passed to the strategy's * `handle()` or `handleAll()` method). * @name request * @instance * @type {Request} * @memberof workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler */ /** * The event associated with this request. * @name event * @instance * @type {ExtendableEvent} * @memberof workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler */ /** * A `URL` instance of `request.url` (if passed to the strategy's * `handle()` or `handleAll()` method). * Note: the `url` param will be present if the strategy was invoked * from a workbox `Route` object. * @name url * @instance * @type {URL|undefined} * @memberof workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler */ /** * A `param` value (if passed to the strategy's * `handle()` or `handleAll()` method). * Note: the `param` param will be present if the strategy was invoked * from a workbox `Route` object and the * {@link workbox-routing~matchCallback} returned * a truthy value (it will be that value). * @name params * @instance * @type {*|undefined} * @memberof workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler */ { assert_js.assert.isInstance(options.event, ExtendableEvent, { moduleName: 'workbox-strategies', className: 'StrategyHandler', funcName: 'constructor', paramName: 'options.event' }); } Object.assign(this, options); this.event = options.event; this._strategy = strategy; this._handlerDeferred = new Deferred_js.Deferred(); this._extendLifetimePromises = []; // Copy the plugins list (since it's mutable on the strategy), // so any mutations don't affect this handler instance. this._plugins = [...strategy.plugins]; this._pluginStateMap = new Map(); for (const plugin of this._plugins) { this._pluginStateMap.set(plugin, {}); } this.event.waitUntil(this._handlerDeferred.promise); } /** * Fetches a given request (and invokes any applicable plugin callback * methods) using the `fetchOptions` (for non-navigation requests) and * `plugins` defined on the `Strategy` object. * * The following plugin lifecycle methods are invoked when using this method: * - `requestWillFetch()` * - `fetchDidSucceed()` * - `fetchDidFail()` * * @param {Request|string} input The URL or request to fetch. * @return {Promise} */ async fetch(input) { const { event } = this; let request = toRequest(input); if (request.mode === 'navigate' && event instanceof FetchEvent && event.preloadResponse) { const possiblePreloadResponse = await event.preloadResponse; if (possiblePreloadResponse) { { logger_js.logger.log(`Using a preloaded navigation response for ` + `'${getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(request.url)}'`); } return possiblePreloadResponse; } } // If there is a fetchDidFail plugin, we need to save a clone of the // original request before it's either modified by a requestWillFetch // plugin or before the original request's body is consumed via fetch(). const originalRequest = this.hasCallback('fetchDidFail') ? request.clone() : null; try { for (const cb of this.iterateCallbacks('requestWillFetch')) { request = await cb({ request: request.clone(), event }); } } catch (err) { if (err instanceof Error) { throw new WorkboxError_js.WorkboxError('plugin-error-request-will-fetch', { thrownErrorMessage: err.message }); } } // The request can be altered by plugins with `requestWillFetch` making // the original request (most likely from a `fetch` event) different // from the Request we make. Pass both to `fetchDidFail` to aid debugging. const pluginFilteredRequest = request.clone(); try { let fetchResponse; // See https://github.com/GoogleChrome/workbox/issues/1796 fetchResponse = await fetch(request, request.mode === 'navigate' ? undefined : this._strategy.fetchOptions); if ("dev" !== 'production') { logger_js.logger.debug(`Network request for ` + `'${getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(request.url)}' returned a response with ` + `status '${fetchResponse.status}'.`); } for (const callback of this.iterateCallbacks('fetchDidSucceed')) { fetchResponse = await callback({ event, request: pluginFilteredRequest, response: fetchResponse }); } return fetchResponse; } catch (error) { { logger_js.logger.log(`Network request for ` + `'${getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(request.url)}' threw an error.`, error); } // `originalRequest` will only exist if a `fetchDidFail` callback // is being used (see above). if (originalRequest) { await this.runCallbacks('fetchDidFail', { error: error, event, originalRequest: originalRequest.clone(), request: pluginFilteredRequest.clone() }); } throw error; } } /** * Calls `this.fetch()` and (in the background) runs `this.cachePut()` on * the response generated by `this.fetch()`. * * The call to `this.cachePut()` automatically invokes `this.waitUntil()`, * so you do not have to manually call `waitUntil()` on the event. * * @param {Request|string} input The request or URL to fetch and cache. * @return {Promise} */ async fetchAndCachePut(input) { const response = await this.fetch(input); const responseClone = response.clone(); void this.waitUntil(this.cachePut(input, responseClone)); return response; } /** * Matches a request from the cache (and invokes any applicable plugin * callback methods) using the `cacheName`, `matchOptions`, and `plugins` * defined on the strategy object. * * The following plugin lifecycle methods are invoked when using this method: * - cacheKeyWillBeUsed() * - cachedResponseWillBeUsed() * * @param {Request|string} key The Request or URL to use as the cache key. * @return {Promise} A matching response, if found. */ async cacheMatch(key) { const request = toRequest(key); let cachedResponse; const { cacheName, matchOptions } = this._strategy; const effectiveRequest = await this.getCacheKey(request, 'read'); const multiMatchOptions = Object.assign(Object.assign({}, matchOptions), { cacheName }); cachedResponse = await caches.match(effectiveRequest, multiMatchOptions); { if (cachedResponse) { logger_js.logger.debug(`Found a cached response in '${cacheName}'.`); } else { logger_js.logger.debug(`No cached response found in '${cacheName}'.`); } } for (const callback of this.iterateCallbacks('cachedResponseWillBeUsed')) { cachedResponse = (await callback({ cacheName, matchOptions, cachedResponse, request: effectiveRequest, event: this.event })) || undefined; } return cachedResponse; } /** * Puts a request/response pair in the cache (and invokes any applicable * plugin callback methods) using the `cacheName` and `plugins` defined on * the strategy object. * * The following plugin lifecycle methods are invoked when using this method: * - cacheKeyWillBeUsed() * - cacheWillUpdate() * - cacheDidUpdate() * * @param {Request|string} key The request or URL to use as the cache key. * @param {Response} response The response to cache. * @return {Promise} `false` if a cacheWillUpdate caused the response * not be cached, and `true` otherwise. */ async cachePut(key, response) { const request = toRequest(key); // Run in the next task to avoid blocking other cache reads. // https://github.com/w3c/ServiceWorker/issues/1397 await timeout_js.timeout(0); const effectiveRequest = await this.getCacheKey(request, 'write'); { if (effectiveRequest.method && effectiveRequest.method !== 'GET') { throw new WorkboxError_js.WorkboxError('attempt-to-cache-non-get-request', { url: getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(effectiveRequest.url), method: effectiveRequest.method }); } // See https://github.com/GoogleChrome/workbox/issues/2818 const vary = response.headers.get('Vary'); if (vary) { logger_js.logger.debug(`The response for ${getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(effectiveRequest.url)} ` + `has a 'Vary: ${vary}' header. ` + `Consider setting the {ignoreVary: true} option on your strategy ` + `to ensure cache matching and deletion works as expected.`); } } if (!response) { { logger_js.logger.error(`Cannot cache non-existent response for ` + `'${getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(effectiveRequest.url)}'.`); } throw new WorkboxError_js.WorkboxError('cache-put-with-no-response', { url: getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(effectiveRequest.url) }); } const responseToCache = await this._ensureResponseSafeToCache(response); if (!responseToCache) { { logger_js.logger.debug(`Response '${getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(effectiveRequest.url)}' ` + `will not be cached.`, responseToCache); } return false; } const { cacheName, matchOptions } = this._strategy; const cache = await self.caches.open(cacheName); const hasCacheUpdateCallback = this.hasCallback('cacheDidUpdate'); const oldResponse = hasCacheUpdateCallback ? await cacheMatchIgnoreParams_js.cacheMatchIgnoreParams( // TODO(philipwalton): the `__WB_REVISION__` param is a precaching // feature. Consider into ways to only add this behavior if using // precaching. cache, effectiveRequest.clone(), ['__WB_REVISION__'], matchOptions) : null; { logger_js.logger.debug(`Updating the '${cacheName}' cache with a new Response ` + `for ${getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(effectiveRequest.url)}.`); } try { await cache.put(effectiveRequest, hasCacheUpdateCallback ? responseToCache.clone() : responseToCache); } catch (error) { if (error instanceof Error) { // See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/DOMException#exception-QuotaExceededError if (error.name === 'QuotaExceededError') { await executeQuotaErrorCallbacks_js.executeQuotaErrorCallbacks(); } throw error; } } for (const callback of this.iterateCallbacks('cacheDidUpdate')) { await callback({ cacheName, oldResponse, newResponse: responseToCache.clone(), request: effectiveRequest, event: this.event }); } return true; } /** * Checks the list of plugins for the `cacheKeyWillBeUsed` callback, and * executes any of those callbacks found in sequence. The final `Request` * object returned by the last plugin is treated as the cache key for cache * reads and/or writes. If no `cacheKeyWillBeUsed` plugin callbacks have * been registered, the passed request is returned unmodified * * @param {Request} request * @param {string} mode * @return {Promise} */ async getCacheKey(request, mode) { const key = `${request.url} | ${mode}`; if (!this._cacheKeys[key]) { let effectiveRequest = request; for (const callback of this.iterateCallbacks('cacheKeyWillBeUsed')) { effectiveRequest = toRequest(await callback({ mode, request: effectiveRequest, event: this.event, // params has a type any can't change right now. params: this.params // eslint-disable-line })); } this._cacheKeys[key] = effectiveRequest; } return this._cacheKeys[key]; } /** * Returns true if the strategy has at least one plugin with the given * callback. * * @param {string} name The name of the callback to check for. * @return {boolean} */ hasCallback(name) { for (const plugin of this._strategy.plugins) { if (name in plugin) { return true; } } return false; } /** * Runs all plugin callbacks matching the given name, in order, passing the * given param object (merged ith the current plugin state) as the only * argument. * * Note: since this method runs all plugins, it's not suitable for cases * where the return value of a callback needs to be applied prior to calling * the next callback. See * {@link workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler#iterateCallbacks} * below for how to handle that case. * * @param {string} name The name of the callback to run within each plugin. * @param {Object} param The object to pass as the first (and only) param * when executing each callback. This object will be merged with the * current plugin state prior to callback execution. */ async runCallbacks(name, param) { for (const callback of this.iterateCallbacks(name)) { // TODO(philipwalton): not sure why `any` is needed. It seems like // this should work with `as WorkboxPluginCallbackParam[C]`. await callback(param); } } /** * Accepts a callback and returns an iterable of matching plugin callbacks, * where each callback is wrapped with the current handler state (i.e. when * you call each callback, whatever object parameter you pass it will * be merged with the plugin's current state). * * @param {string} name The name fo the callback to run * @return {Array} */ *iterateCallbacks(name) { for (const plugin of this._strategy.plugins) { if (typeof plugin[name] === 'function') { const state = this._pluginStateMap.get(plugin); const statefulCallback = param => { const statefulParam = Object.assign(Object.assign({}, param), { state }); // TODO(philipwalton): not sure why `any` is needed. It seems like // this should work with `as WorkboxPluginCallbackParam[C]`. return plugin[name](statefulParam); }; yield statefulCallback; } } } /** * Adds a promise to the * [extend lifetime promises]{@link https://w3c.github.io/ServiceWorker/#extendableevent-extend-lifetime-promises} * of the event event associated with the request being handled (usually a * `FetchEvent`). * * Note: you can await * {@link workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler~doneWaiting} * to know when all added promises have settled. * * @param {Promise} promise A promise to add to the extend lifetime promises * of the event that triggered the request. */ waitUntil(promise) { this._extendLifetimePromises.push(promise); return promise; } /** * Returns a promise that resolves once all promises passed to * {@link workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler~waitUntil} * have settled. * * Note: any work done after `doneWaiting()` settles should be manually * passed to an event's `waitUntil()` method (not this handler's * `waitUntil()` method), otherwise the service worker thread my be killed * prior to your work completing. */ async doneWaiting() { let promise; while (promise = this._extendLifetimePromises.shift()) { await promise; } } /** * Stops running the strategy and immediately resolves any pending * `waitUntil()` promises. */ destroy() { this._handlerDeferred.resolve(null); } /** * This method will call cacheWillUpdate on the available plugins (or use * status === 200) to determine if the Response is safe and valid to cache. * * @param {Request} options.request * @param {Response} options.response * @return {Promise} * * @private */ async _ensureResponseSafeToCache(response) { let responseToCache = response; let pluginsUsed = false; for (const callback of this.iterateCallbacks('cacheWillUpdate')) { responseToCache = (await callback({ request: this.request, response: responseToCache, event: this.event })) || undefined; pluginsUsed = true; if (!responseToCache) { break; } } if (!pluginsUsed) { if (responseToCache && responseToCache.status !== 200) { responseToCache = undefined; } { if (responseToCache) { if (responseToCache.status !== 200) { if (responseToCache.status === 0) { logger_js.logger.warn(`The response for '${this.request.url}' ` + `is an opaque response. The caching strategy that you're ` + `using will not cache opaque responses by default.`); } else { logger_js.logger.debug(`The response for '${this.request.url}' ` + `returned a status code of '${response.status}' and won't ` + `be cached as a result.`); } } } } } return responseToCache; } } /* Copyright 2020 Google LLC Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT. */ /** * An abstract base class that all other strategy classes must extend from: * * @memberof workbox-strategies */ class Strategy { /** * Creates a new instance of the strategy and sets all documented option * properties as public instance properties. * * Note: if a custom strategy class extends the base Strategy class and does * not need more than these properties, it does not need to define its own * constructor. * * @param {Object} [options] * @param {string} [options.cacheName] Cache name to store and retrieve * requests. Defaults to the cache names provided by * {@link workbox-core.cacheNames}. * @param {Array} [options.plugins] [Plugins]{@link https://developers.google.com/web/tools/workbox/guides/using-plugins} * to use in conjunction with this caching strategy. * @param {Object} [options.fetchOptions] Values passed along to the * [`init`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope/fetch#Parameters) * of [non-navigation](https://github.com/GoogleChrome/workbox/issues/1796) * `fetch()` requests made by this strategy. * @param {Object} [options.matchOptions] The * [`CacheQueryOptions`]{@link https://w3c.github.io/ServiceWorker/#dictdef-cachequeryoptions} * for any `cache.match()` or `cache.put()` calls made by this strategy. */ constructor(options = {}) { /** * Cache name to store and retrieve * requests. Defaults to the cache names provided by * {@link workbox-core.cacheNames}. * * @type {string} */ this.cacheName = cacheNames_js.cacheNames.getRuntimeName(options.cacheName); /** * The list * [Plugins]{@link https://developers.google.com/web/tools/workbox/guides/using-plugins} * used by this strategy. * * @type {Array} */ this.plugins = options.plugins || []; /** * Values passed along to the * [`init`]{@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope/fetch#Parameters} * of all fetch() requests made by this strategy. * * @type {Object} */ this.fetchOptions = options.fetchOptions; /** * The * [`CacheQueryOptions`]{@link https://w3c.github.io/ServiceWorker/#dictdef-cachequeryoptions} * for any `cache.match()` or `cache.put()` calls made by this strategy. * * @type {Object} */ this.matchOptions = options.matchOptions; } /** * Perform a request strategy and returns a `Promise` that will resolve with * a `Response`, invoking all relevant plugin callbacks. * * When a strategy instance is registered with a Workbox * {@link workbox-routing.Route}, this method is automatically * called when the route matches. * * Alternatively, this method can be used in a standalone `FetchEvent` * listener by passing it to `event.respondWith()`. * * @param {FetchEvent|Object} options A `FetchEvent` or an object with the * properties listed below. * @param {Request|string} options.request A request to run this strategy for. * @param {ExtendableEvent} options.event The event associated with the * request. * @param {URL} [options.url] * @param {*} [options.params] */ handle(options) { const [responseDone] = this.handleAll(options); return responseDone; } /** * Similar to {@link workbox-strategies.Strategy~handle}, but * instead of just returning a `Promise` that resolves to a `Response` it * it will return an tuple of `[response, done]` promises, where the former * (`response`) is equivalent to what `handle()` returns, and the latter is a * Promise that will resolve once any promises that were added to * `event.waitUntil()` as part of performing the strategy have completed. * * You can await the `done` promise to ensure any extra work performed by * the strategy (usually caching responses) completes successfully. * * @param {FetchEvent|Object} options A `FetchEvent` or an object with the * properties listed below. * @param {Request|string} options.request A request to run this strategy for. * @param {ExtendableEvent} options.event The event associated with the * request. * @param {URL} [options.url] * @param {*} [options.params] * @return {Array} A tuple of [response, done] * promises that can be used to determine when the response resolves as * well as when the handler has completed all its work. */ handleAll(options) { // Allow for flexible options to be passed. if (options instanceof FetchEvent) { options = { event: options, request: options.request }; } const event = options.event; const request = typeof options.request === 'string' ? new Request(options.request) : options.request; const params = 'params' in options ? options.params : undefined; const handler = new StrategyHandler(this, { event, request, params }); const responseDone = this._getResponse(handler, request, event); const handlerDone = this._awaitComplete(responseDone, handler, request, event); // Return an array of promises, suitable for use with Promise.all(). return [responseDone, handlerDone]; } async _getResponse(handler, request, event) { await handler.runCallbacks('handlerWillStart', { event, request }); let response = undefined; try { response = await this._handle(request, handler); // The "official" Strategy subclasses all throw this error automatically, // but in case a third-party Strategy doesn't, ensure that we have a // consistent failure when there's no response or an error response. if (!response || response.type === 'error') { throw new WorkboxError_js.WorkboxError('no-response', { url: request.url }); } } catch (error) { if (error instanceof Error) { for (const callback of handler.iterateCallbacks('handlerDidError')) { response = await callback({ error, event, request }); if (response) { break; } } } if (!response) { throw error; } else { logger_js.logger.log(`While responding to '${getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(request.url)}', ` + `an ${error instanceof Error ? error.toString() : ''} error occurred. Using a fallback response provided by ` + `a handlerDidError plugin.`); } } for (const callback of handler.iterateCallbacks('handlerWillRespond')) { response = await callback({ event, request, response }); } return response; } async _awaitComplete(responseDone, handler, request, event) { let response; let error; try { response = await responseDone; } catch (error) { // Ignore errors, as response errors should be caught via the `response` // promise above. The `done` promise will only throw for errors in // promises passed to `handler.waitUntil()`. } try { await handler.runCallbacks('handlerDidRespond', { event, request, response }); await handler.doneWaiting(); } catch (waitUntilError) { if (waitUntilError instanceof Error) { error = waitUntilError; } } await handler.runCallbacks('handlerDidComplete', { event, request, response, error: error }); handler.destroy(); if (error) { throw error; } } } /** * Classes extending the `Strategy` based class should implement this method, * and leverage the {@link workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler} * arg to perform all fetching and cache logic, which will ensure all relevant * cache, cache options, fetch options and plugins are used (per the current * strategy instance). * * @name _handle * @instance * @abstract * @function * @param {Request} request * @param {workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler} handler * @return {Promise} * * @memberof workbox-strategies.Strategy */ /* Copyright 2018 Google LLC Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT. */ const messages = { strategyStart: (strategyName, request) => `Using ${strategyName} to respond to '${getFriendlyURL_js.getFriendlyURL(request.url)}'`, printFinalResponse: response => { if (response) { logger_js.logger.groupCollapsed(`View the final response here.`); logger_js.logger.log(response || '[No response returned]'); logger_js.logger.groupEnd(); } } }; /* Copyright 2018 Google LLC Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT. */ /** * An implementation of a [cache-first](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/workbox/caching-strategies-overview/#cache-first-falling-back-to-network) * request strategy. * * A cache first strategy is useful for assets that have been revisioned, * such as URLs like `/styles/example.a8f5f1.css`, since they * can be cached for long periods of time. * * If the network request fails, and there is no cache match, this will throw * a `WorkboxError` exception. * * @extends workbox-strategies.Strategy * @memberof workbox-strategies */ class CacheFirst extends Strategy { /** * @private * @param {Request|string} request A request to run this strategy for. * @param {workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler} handler The event that * triggered the request. * @return {Promise} */ async _handle(request, handler) { const logs = []; { assert_js.assert.isInstance(request, Request, { moduleName: 'workbox-strategies', className: this.constructor.name, funcName: 'makeRequest', paramName: 'request' }); } let response = await handler.cacheMatch(request); let error = undefined; if (!response) { { logs.push(`No response found in the '${this.cacheName}' cache. ` + `Will respond with a network request.`); } try { response = await handler.fetchAndCachePut(request); } catch (err) { if (err instanceof Error) { error = err; } } { if (response) { logs.push(`Got response from network.`); } else { logs.push(`Unable to get a response from the network.`); } } } else { { logs.push(`Found a cached response in the '${this.cacheName}' cache.`); } } { logger_js.logger.groupCollapsed(messages.strategyStart(this.constructor.name, request)); for (const log of logs) { logger_js.logger.log(log); } messages.printFinalResponse(response); logger_js.logger.groupEnd(); } if (!response) { throw new WorkboxError_js.WorkboxError('no-response', { url: request.url, error }); } return response; } } /* Copyright 2018 Google LLC Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT. */ /** * An implementation of a [cache-only](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/workbox/caching-strategies-overview/#cache-only) * request strategy. * * This class is useful if you want to take advantage of any * [Workbox plugins](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/workbox/using-plugins/). * * If there is no cache match, this will throw a `WorkboxError` exception. * * @extends workbox-strategies.Strategy * @memberof workbox-strategies */ class CacheOnly extends Strategy { /** * @private * @param {Request|string} request A request to run this strategy for. * @param {workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler} handler The event that * triggered the request. * @return {Promise} */ async _handle(request, handler) { { assert_js.assert.isInstance(request, Request, { moduleName: 'workbox-strategies', className: this.constructor.name, funcName: 'makeRequest', paramName: 'request' }); } const response = await handler.cacheMatch(request); { logger_js.logger.groupCollapsed(messages.strategyStart(this.constructor.name, request)); if (response) { logger_js.logger.log(`Found a cached response in the '${this.cacheName}' ` + `cache.`); messages.printFinalResponse(response); } else { logger_js.logger.log(`No response found in the '${this.cacheName}' cache.`); } logger_js.logger.groupEnd(); } if (!response) { throw new WorkboxError_js.WorkboxError('no-response', { url: request.url }); } return response; } } /* Copyright 2018 Google LLC Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT. */ const cacheOkAndOpaquePlugin = { /** * Returns a valid response (to allow caching) if the status is 200 (OK) or * 0 (opaque). * * @param {Object} options * @param {Response} options.response * @return {Response|null} * * @private */ cacheWillUpdate: async ({ response }) => { if (response.status === 200 || response.status === 0) { return response; } return null; } }; /* Copyright 2018 Google LLC Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT. */ /** * An implementation of a * [network first](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/workbox/caching-strategies-overview/#network-first-falling-back-to-cache) * request strategy. * * By default, this strategy will cache responses with a 200 status code as * well as [opaque responses](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/workbox/caching-resources-during-runtime/#opaque-responses). * Opaque responses are are cross-origin requests where the response doesn't * support [CORS](https://enable-cors.org/). * * If the network request fails, and there is no cache match, this will throw * a `WorkboxError` exception. * * @extends workbox-strategies.Strategy * @memberof workbox-strategies */ class NetworkFirst extends Strategy { /** * @param {Object} [options] * @param {string} [options.cacheName] Cache name to store and retrieve * requests. Defaults to cache names provided by * {@link workbox-core.cacheNames}. * @param {Array} [options.plugins] [Plugins]{@link https://developers.google.com/web/tools/workbox/guides/using-plugins} * to use in conjunction with this caching strategy. * @param {Object} [options.fetchOptions] Values passed along to the * [`init`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope/fetch#Parameters) * of [non-navigation](https://github.com/GoogleChrome/workbox/issues/1796) * `fetch()` requests made by this strategy. * @param {Object} [options.matchOptions] [`CacheQueryOptions`](https://w3c.github.io/ServiceWorker/#dictdef-cachequeryoptions) * @param {number} [options.networkTimeoutSeconds] If set, any network requests * that fail to respond within the timeout will fallback to the cache. * * This option can be used to combat * "[lie-fi]{@link https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/performance/poor-connectivity/#lie-fi}" * scenarios. */ constructor(options = {}) { super(options); // If this instance contains no plugins with a 'cacheWillUpdate' callback, // prepend the `cacheOkAndOpaquePlugin` plugin to the plugins list. if (!this.plugins.some(p => 'cacheWillUpdate' in p)) { this.plugins.unshift(cacheOkAndOpaquePlugin); } this._networkTimeoutSeconds = options.networkTimeoutSeconds || 0; { if (this._networkTimeoutSeconds) { assert_js.assert.isType(this._networkTimeoutSeconds, 'number', { moduleName: 'workbox-strategies', className: this.constructor.name, funcName: 'constructor', paramName: 'networkTimeoutSeconds' }); } } } /** * @private * @param {Request|string} request A request to run this strategy for. * @param {workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler} handler The event that * triggered the request. * @return {Promise} */ async _handle(request, handler) { const logs = []; { assert_js.assert.isInstance(request, Request, { moduleName: 'workbox-strategies', className: this.constructor.name, funcName: 'handle', paramName: 'makeRequest' }); } const promises = []; let timeoutId; if (this._networkTimeoutSeconds) { const { id, promise } = this._getTimeoutPromise({ request, logs, handler }); timeoutId = id; promises.push(promise); } const networkPromise = this._getNetworkPromise({ timeoutId, request, logs, handler }); promises.push(networkPromise); const response = await handler.waitUntil((async () => { // Promise.race() will resolve as soon as the first promise resolves. return (await handler.waitUntil(Promise.race(promises))) || ( // If Promise.race() resolved with null, it might be due to a network // timeout + a cache miss. If that were to happen, we'd rather wait until // the networkPromise resolves instead of returning null. // Note that it's fine to await an already-resolved promise, so we don't // have to check to see if it's still "in flight". await networkPromise); })()); { logger_js.logger.groupCollapsed(messages.strategyStart(this.constructor.name, request)); for (const log of logs) { logger_js.logger.log(log); } messages.printFinalResponse(response); logger_js.logger.groupEnd(); } if (!response) { throw new WorkboxError_js.WorkboxError('no-response', { url: request.url }); } return response; } /** * @param {Object} options * @param {Request} options.request * @param {Array} options.logs A reference to the logs array * @param {Event} options.event * @return {Promise} * * @private */ _getTimeoutPromise({ request, logs, handler }) { let timeoutId; const timeoutPromise = new Promise(resolve => { const onNetworkTimeout = async () => { { logs.push(`Timing out the network response at ` + `${this._networkTimeoutSeconds} seconds.`); } resolve(await handler.cacheMatch(request)); }; timeoutId = setTimeout(onNetworkTimeout, this._networkTimeoutSeconds * 1000); }); return { promise: timeoutPromise, id: timeoutId }; } /** * @param {Object} options * @param {number|undefined} options.timeoutId * @param {Request} options.request * @param {Array} options.logs A reference to the logs Array. * @param {Event} options.event * @return {Promise} * * @private */ async _getNetworkPromise({ timeoutId, request, logs, handler }) { let error; let response; try { response = await handler.fetchAndCachePut(request); } catch (fetchError) { if (fetchError instanceof Error) { error = fetchError; } } if (timeoutId) { clearTimeout(timeoutId); } { if (response) { logs.push(`Got response from network.`); } else { logs.push(`Unable to get a response from the network. Will respond ` + `with a cached response.`); } } if (error || !response) { response = await handler.cacheMatch(request); { if (response) { logs.push(`Found a cached response in the '${this.cacheName}'` + ` cache.`); } else { logs.push(`No response found in the '${this.cacheName}' cache.`); } } } return response; } } /* Copyright 2018 Google LLC Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT. */ /** * An implementation of a * [network-only](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/workbox/caching-strategies-overview/#network-only) * request strategy. * * This class is useful if you want to take advantage of any * [Workbox plugins](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/workbox/using-plugins/). * * If the network request fails, this will throw a `WorkboxError` exception. * * @extends workbox-strategies.Strategy * @memberof workbox-strategies */ class NetworkOnly extends Strategy { /** * @param {Object} [options] * @param {Array} [options.plugins] [Plugins]{@link https://developers.google.com/web/tools/workbox/guides/using-plugins} * to use in conjunction with this caching strategy. * @param {Object} [options.fetchOptions] Values passed along to the * [`init`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope/fetch#Parameters) * of [non-navigation](https://github.com/GoogleChrome/workbox/issues/1796) * `fetch()` requests made by this strategy. * @param {number} [options.networkTimeoutSeconds] If set, any network requests * that fail to respond within the timeout will result in a network error. */ constructor(options = {}) { super(options); this._networkTimeoutSeconds = options.networkTimeoutSeconds || 0; } /** * @private * @param {Request|string} request A request to run this strategy for. * @param {workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler} handler The event that * triggered the request. * @return {Promise} */ async _handle(request, handler) { { assert_js.assert.isInstance(request, Request, { moduleName: 'workbox-strategies', className: this.constructor.name, funcName: '_handle', paramName: 'request' }); } let error = undefined; let response; try { const promises = [handler.fetch(request)]; if (this._networkTimeoutSeconds) { const timeoutPromise = timeout_js.timeout(this._networkTimeoutSeconds * 1000); promises.push(timeoutPromise); } response = await Promise.race(promises); if (!response) { throw new Error(`Timed out the network response after ` + `${this._networkTimeoutSeconds} seconds.`); } } catch (err) { if (err instanceof Error) { error = err; } } { logger_js.logger.groupCollapsed(messages.strategyStart(this.constructor.name, request)); if (response) { logger_js.logger.log(`Got response from network.`); } else { logger_js.logger.log(`Unable to get a response from the network.`); } messages.printFinalResponse(response); logger_js.logger.groupEnd(); } if (!response) { throw new WorkboxError_js.WorkboxError('no-response', { url: request.url, error }); } return response; } } /* Copyright 2018 Google LLC Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT. */ /** * An implementation of a * [stale-while-revalidate](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/workbox/caching-strategies-overview/#stale-while-revalidate) * request strategy. * * Resources are requested from both the cache and the network in parallel. * The strategy will respond with the cached version if available, otherwise * wait for the network response. The cache is updated with the network response * with each successful request. * * By default, this strategy will cache responses with a 200 status code as * well as [opaque responses](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/workbox/caching-resources-during-runtime/#opaque-responses). * Opaque responses are cross-origin requests where the response doesn't * support [CORS](https://enable-cors.org/). * * If the network request fails, and there is no cache match, this will throw * a `WorkboxError` exception. * * @extends workbox-strategies.Strategy * @memberof workbox-strategies */ class StaleWhileRevalidate extends Strategy { /** * @param {Object} [options] * @param {string} [options.cacheName] Cache name to store and retrieve * requests. Defaults to cache names provided by * {@link workbox-core.cacheNames}. * @param {Array} [options.plugins] [Plugins]{@link https://developers.google.com/web/tools/workbox/guides/using-plugins} * to use in conjunction with this caching strategy. * @param {Object} [options.fetchOptions] Values passed along to the * [`init`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WindowOrWorkerGlobalScope/fetch#Parameters) * of [non-navigation](https://github.com/GoogleChrome/workbox/issues/1796) * `fetch()` requests made by this strategy. * @param {Object} [options.matchOptions] [`CacheQueryOptions`](https://w3c.github.io/ServiceWorker/#dictdef-cachequeryoptions) */ constructor(options = {}) { super(options); // If this instance contains no plugins with a 'cacheWillUpdate' callback, // prepend the `cacheOkAndOpaquePlugin` plugin to the plugins list. if (!this.plugins.some(p => 'cacheWillUpdate' in p)) { this.plugins.unshift(cacheOkAndOpaquePlugin); } } /** * @private * @param {Request|string} request A request to run this strategy for. * @param {workbox-strategies.StrategyHandler} handler The event that * triggered the request. * @return {Promise} */ async _handle(request, handler) { const logs = []; { assert_js.assert.isInstance(request, Request, { moduleName: 'workbox-strategies', className: this.constructor.name, funcName: 'handle', paramName: 'request' }); } const fetchAndCachePromise = handler.fetchAndCachePut(request).catch(() => { // Swallow this error because a 'no-response' error will be thrown in // main handler return flow. This will be in the `waitUntil()` flow. }); void handler.waitUntil(fetchAndCachePromise); let response = await handler.cacheMatch(request); let error; if (response) { { logs.push(`Found a cached response in the '${this.cacheName}'` + ` cache. 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The Evolving Landscape of Online Gambling in New Zealand

The online gambling scene in New Zealand is experiencing a dynamic evolution, marked by a growing demand for sophisticated and engaging digital entertainment platforms. As technology advances and internet accessibility becomes more widespread, Kiwi players are seeking richer, more immersive casino experiences right from the comfort of their homes. This surge in popularity is driven by a desire for convenience, a wider array of game options, and the thrill of playing for real money in a secure environment. The market is increasingly competitive, with new operators constantly emerging to capture the attention of discerning players. Against this backdrop of innovation and player expectation, Razed casino emerges as a noteworthy contender, aiming to carve out its niche by offering a compelling blend of features designed to meet the modern Kiwi gambler’s desires. We’ll delve into what makes Razed casino stand out, from its initial user experience to its comprehensive gaming library and commitment to player safety, setting clear expectations for what discerning players can anticipate from this platform.

The proliferation of mobile devices has also significantly reshaped how New Zealanders engage with online casinos. Many players now prefer to access their favourite games on smartphones and tablets, necessitating platforms that offer seamless mobile compatibility and intuitive interfaces. This shift underscores the importance for online casinos to be not just feature-rich but also accessible and responsive across various devices. Furthermore, the growing awareness around responsible gambling practices means that players are increasingly looking for operators who prioritize player well-being and provide robust tools and resources to support healthy gaming habits. It’s within this multifaceted context of technological advancement, player preference, and ethical considerations that Razed casino seeks to establish its presence, promising an experience that is both exciting and trustworthy for the New Zealand market.

This in-depth review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of Razed casino, examining its strengths and potential areas for improvement. We will explore its game selection, user interface, banking options, customer support, and the all-important aspect of responsible gambling. Our goal is to equip you, the New Zealand player, with the knowledge needed to decide if Razed casino is the right destination for your online gaming adventures. Prepare for an honest assessment that goes beyond superficial appeal, digging into the core offerings that define the Razed casino experience and its place within the vibrant Kiwi iGaming ecosystem.

Top Standout Features of Razed Casino

  1. Extensive Slot Portfolio – Razed casino boasts a truly impressive collection of slot games, catering to a wide spectrum of player preferences. From classic three-reel fruit machines that evoke nostalgia to cutting-edge video slots with intricate storylines and innovative bonus features, there is something for everyone. Players can discover popular titles from leading software providers, alongside new releases that are regularly added to keep the selection fresh and exciting. This vast library ensures that boredom is never an issue, with endless themes, paylines, and gameplay mechanics to explore.
  2. Immersive Live Dealer Casino – For those seeking the authentic thrill of a real-world casino, Razed casino’s live dealer section is a major draw. This feature offers a high-definition streaming experience of classic table games like blackjack, roulette, and baccarat, all hosted by professional dealers in real-time. The interactive nature of live dealer games, with chat functions allowing players to engage with dealers and fellow players, recreates the social atmosphere of a land-based casino, making it a highly engaging and popular choice.
  3. Commitment to Responsible Gambling – Beyond the entertainment, Razed casino demonstrates a strong commitment to player safety and responsible gambling. The platform provides readily accessible tools for setting deposit limits, reality checks, and self-exclusion options, empowering players to manage their gaming habits effectively. This proactive approach reflects an understanding of the potential risks associated with gambling and a dedication to fostering a secure and ethical gaming environment for all its users, which is paramount for player trust.
  4. Diverse Payment Methods – Razed casino understands the importance of convenient and secure banking, offering a comprehensive range of payment methods to suit all preferences. Players can utilize popular options such as credit and debit cards, e-wallets, bank transfers, and sometimes even cryptocurrency. This broad selection ensures that deposits and withdrawals can be made with ease and efficiency, accommodating different user habits and geographical requirements, contributing to a seamless transactional experience.
  5. Generous Welcome Package – New players are greeted with a compelling welcome bonus designed to kickstart their gaming adventure. This typically includes a match bonus on initial deposits and often free spins on popular slot titles, providing players with extra funds and opportunities to explore the casino’s offerings. The structure of the welcome package aims to provide significant value, allowing newcomers to experience more of what Razed casino has to offer from the outset, thereby enhancing their initial engagement and satisfaction.
  6. Mobile-Optimised Platform – In today’s mobile-first world, Razed casino excels by providing a fully optimized mobile experience without the need for a dedicated app. The website is designed to be fully responsive, meaning that it adapts seamlessly to any screen size, whether on a smartphone or tablet. This allows players to enjoy all their favourite games, access their accounts, and manage their transactions on the go, ensuring that the Razed casino experience is accessible anytime, anywhere, with the same quality and functionality as on a desktop.

Prioritizing Player Safety and Responsible Gambling

At Razed casino, the commitment to player well-being is not an afterthought but a fundamental pillar of its operational philosophy. Recognizing the inherent risks associated with online gambling, the platform has implemented a comprehensive suite of tools and resources designed to promote responsible gaming practices. Players have access to features that allow them to set daily, weekly, or monthly deposit limits, thereby establishing financial boundaries and maintaining control over their spending. Furthermore, reality check notifications can be configured to remind players of the time they have spent gaming, helping to prevent excessive play and encouraging regular breaks.

The casino also provides self-exclusion options, a vital tool for players who feel they may be losing control. This feature allows individuals to temporarily or permanently block access to their account, offering a crucial safeguard for those who need to step away from gambling. Beyond these tools, Razed casino provides readily available information and links to external support organizations. For instance, GamCare advises on strategies for managing gambling behaviour and offers confidential support services. This proactive approach to player safety, combined with readily accessible help, demonstrates Razed casino’s dedication to fostering a secure and ethical gaming environment for all its patrons.

Platform Overview

Feature Details
Payment Methods Range of options for deposits and withdrawals.
License Details typically found in the footer, signifying regulatory compliance.
Withdrawal Time Estimated timeframe for processing withdrawal requests.
Live Casino Presence and variety of live dealer games.
Mobile App Availability of a dedicated mobile application.
Sports Markets Inclusion of sports betting options.
Minimum Deposit The smallest amount a player can deposit to start playing.
Welcome Bonus An introductory offer for new players upon registration.
Year Founded Information about the casino’s operational history.

An Engaging Casino Gaming Experience

The heart of any online casino lies in its gaming experience, and Razed casino truly shines in this regard. The platform offers a vast and diverse library of games, meticulously curated to satisfy a broad spectrum of player preferences. Slot enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise with an extensive collection that spans classic fruit machines, thrilling video slots with immersive themes and bonus rounds, and progressive jackpot slots that offer the chance for life-changing wins. Each slot game is designed with high-quality graphics and engaging sound effects, ensuring a visually and audibly stimulating experience that keeps players entertained for hours on end.

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Beyond slots, Razed casino also provides a robust selection of table games, including popular variations of blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and poker. These games offer different betting limits and rule sets, allowing players to choose options that best suit their skill level and risk appetite. For those seeking the most authentic casino atmosphere, the live dealer section is a must-visit. Powered by leading software providers, these games stream directly to players in high definition, featuring professional dealers and interactive chat functionalities that foster a lively and social gaming environment. The sheer variety and quality of games available, coupled with the intuitive platform design, contribute to an exceptionally engaging and satisfying gaming experience at Razed casino.

The collaboration with renowned game providers further elevates the gaming experience at Razed casino. By partnering with industry giants, the casino ensures access to high-quality, fair, and regularly updated game titles. These providers are known for their innovation, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in online gaming with new features, captivating storylines, and exceptional graphics. This commitment to quality means that players can expect a consistently smooth and enjoyable gameplay, whether they are spinning the reels of a new slot or placing their bets at a live dealer table, making Razed casino a top-tier destination for online entertainment.

First Impressions and The Sign-Up Journey

Upon landing on the Razed casino website, the initial impression is one of modern design and user-centric navigation. The interface is clean, intuitive, and visually appealing, avoiding the clutter that can sometimes plague online casino platforms. Colour schemes are well-chosen, creating an atmosphere that is both engaging and professional, immediately signalling a commitment to a premium user experience. The layout is logical, with key sections such as promotions, games, and support easily accessible from the main menu, ensuring that players can find what they need without unnecessary effort. This thoughtful design makes it easy for both new and experienced players to get acquainted with the platform and begin their gaming journey with confidence.

The registration process at Razed casino is designed to be straightforward and efficient, respecting the player’s time while ensuring all necessary security protocols are met. Clicking on the sign-up button initiates a simple, multi-step form that requests essential information like email address, chosen password, and basic personal details. The platform emphasizes clear communication throughout this process, with on-screen prompts guiding users to complete each step accurately. Verification procedures are in place to safeguard accounts and comply with industry regulations, but they are implemented in a manner that aims to be as unobtrusive as possible, allowing players to move from registration to gameplay swiftly. This streamlined approach to account creation sets a positive tone for the overall Razed casino experience.

Final Verdict: A Strong Contender for Kiwi Players

In conclusion, Razed casino presents itself as a robust and compelling online gaming destination for players in New Zealand. From its aesthetically pleasing and user-friendly interface to its extensive and diverse game library, the casino delivers a high-quality experience that caters to a wide range of preferences. The seamless mobile optimization ensures that players can enjoy their favourite games anytime, anywhere, while the generous welcome package and varied payment methods add further appeal. It’s clear that Razed casino has invested significantly in creating a platform that is both entertaining and accessible.

The casino’s dedication to responsible gambling, evidenced by its readily available player protection tools and links to support organizations, further solidifies its position as a trustworthy operator. This commitment to player safety, combined with a consistently excellent gaming experience, makes Razed casino a strong contender in the competitive New Zealand online casino market. While no platform is perfect, Razed casino offers a well-rounded package that is likely to satisfy discerning players looking for excitement, variety, and security.

For New Zealand players seeking a modern, engaging, and responsible online casino, Razed casino is certainly worth exploring. Its comprehensive offerings, from the thrilling slot machines to the immersive live dealer tables, are supported by a solid infrastructure focused on player enjoyment and safety. The intuitive design and efficient processes mean that players can quickly get down to the business of playing, confident in the knowledge that they are on a platform that values their well-being. Razed casino has successfully positioned itself as a significant player in the Kiwi iGaming landscape, offering an experience that is both enjoyable and dependable.

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