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Add custom headers to requests #26
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@artoodeeto No, it means any custom headers that users might want to add. Check this link: https://blog.postman.com/what-are-http-headers/ |
Ohh im sorry. lols. as soon as i saw the UI for headers i thought thats what you meant, my bad. Oh yea. I could add this feature. Do you want the custom header per request so like per row we could do something like:
or a custom header for all? Also may I know the use case for this? How should I use this on the backend? Thank you for you patience. ps: wanted to add a image for the custom header with swagger but im so knew to .net im struggling to find it on the documentation. sorry about that. |
@artoodeeto I think it'd be easier to first implement it for all at once, than to do it per item. We need to let user add a list of headers, input a header name and a header value, and then send it to the backend. The backend then sends all of those headers with each request. |
ok so. step 1: let user create a list custom header for all download items. step 2: save all custom headers on the backend. step 3: before user tries to download anything we must include all the custom headers that was saved by the user. (NOT REQUIRED FOR DOWNLOAD) step 3.1: for all the consecutive downloads, we include the headers. |
@artoodeeto custom headers must be saved in frontend, not backend. with each download request to the backend, the frontend sends all cutom headers again, to the backend! |
Add an option for users to add custom headers to their download requests
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