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ChromeDeclarativeContent class 

class ChromeDeclarativeContent extends ChromeApi {
 static final JsObject _declarativeContent = chrome['declarativeContent'];

 ChromeDeclarativeContent._();

 bool get available => _declarativeContent != null;

 Stream get onPageChanged => _onPageChanged.stream;

 final ChromeStreamController _onPageChanged =
     new ChromeStreamController.noArgs(_declarativeContent, 'onPageChanged');

 void _throwNotAvailable() {
   throw new UnsupportedError("'chrome.declarativeContent' is not available");
 }
}

Extends

ChromeApi > ChromeDeclarativeContent

Properties

final bool available #

Returns true if the API is available. The common causes of an API not being avilable are:

  • a permission is missing in the application's manifest.json file
  • the API is defined on a newer version of Chrome then the current runtime
docs inherited from ChromeApi 
bool get available => _declarativeContent != null;

final Stream onPageChanged # 

Stream get onPageChanged => _onPageChanged.stream;