Tweaks to your nice JS client for aria2

[buffovich]

Hello,

Actually, all explanations can be found in commit messages. I realize that some of these changes can be refused at the very first time. But everything can be discussed and I'm ready to re-work some of my changes.

Looking forward to hearing back.

PS.
I'm server guy and newbie in JS.

[ziahamza]

sorry for the late reply. Frankly been quite busy with a lot of stuff :S Anyhow, here are my comments:

People still use standalone rpc support, maybe removing it may not be a good idea. I like adding another configuration for reverse proxy cases.
And making rpc calls to POST may not work in cross domain cases, like talking over localhost, maybe not a good idea to change it completely either.

[buffovich]

Thank you for your reply. Processing... :-)

2014/1/9 hamza zia [email protected]

sorry for the late reply. Frankly been quite busy with a lot of stuff :S
Anyhow, here are my comments:

People still use standalone rpc support, maybe removing it may not be a
good idea. I like adding another configuration for reverse proxy cases.
And making rpc calls to POST may not work in cross domain cases, like
talking over localhost, maybe not a good idea to change it completely
either.

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[no1xsyzy]

Yes, aria2 supports post request for RPC calls:

The implemented JSON-RPC is based on JSON-RPC 2.0 http://jsonrpc.org/specification, and supports HTTP POST and GET (JSONP).

from https://aria2.github.io/manual/en/html/aria2c.html#rpc-interface
What's more, no problem with cross domain. (Have used once in userscripts - and forgot to use (or say just hadn't known) the API greasemonkey provided to pass cross domain problems)
Hope that helps