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A group of elements to support intercepting ajax requests for injecting headers or handling responses globally.

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<mtz-ajax-interceptor>

A group of elements to support intercepting ajax requests for injecting headers, url rewriting or handling responses globally.

Elements

<mtz-ajax-interceptor>

An implementation of mtz-ajax-interceptor-behavior useful for quick implementations, ie. demos. This allows other interceptors to be slotted in.

<mtz-auth-interceptor>

An implementation of the mtz.InterceptorBehavior that injects auth headers based on the event.target containing the [with-auth] attribute.

<mtz-cookie-interceptor> [Deprecated use <mtz-auth-interceptor>]

An implementation of the mtz.InterceptorBehavior that globally sets the withCredentials option based on the local withCredentials property.

<mtz-presend-header-interceptor>

An implementation of the mtz.InterceptorBehavior that injects a header:value onto a presend event for iron-ajax.

<mtz-status-code-interceptor>

An implementation of the mtz.InterceptorBehavior that compares a status property against the status code in the event to determine if the interceptor logic should run or not.

<mtz-url-rewrite-interceptor>

An implementation of the mtz.InterceptorBehavior that rewrites matching requests request url to a new url onto a presend event for iron-ajax.

Behaviors

mtz.AjaxInterceptor

Handles registering declarative interceptors then listening for all registered events and calling the interceptors associated with those events.

mtz.Interceptor

Used to create an instance of an interceptor that allows for declarative registration for binding logic to a bubbling event that is not a child of the element.

Install the Polymer-CLI

First, make sure you have the Polymer CLI installed. Then run polymer serve to serve your element locally.

Viewing Your Element

$ polymer serve

Running Tests

$ polymer test

Your application is already set up to be tested via web-component-tester. Run polymer test to run your application's test suite locally.