This is to replicate the functionality of the old amalthea where you can specife a random token and then only a person with this token can access the session.
In the old amalthea this was achieved through jupyter server. In this case I think we will have to write something in go to do this. I.e. expect a token as a query parameter on the url to the session and/or in an authorization header. Then if the token that is provided matches we create a cookie and use that.
This is to replicate the functionality of the old amalthea where you can specife a random token and then only a person with this token can access the session.
In the old amalthea this was achieved through jupyter server. In this case I think we will have to write something in go to do this. I.e. expect a token as a query parameter on the url to the session and/or in an authorization header. Then if the token that is provided matches we create a cookie and use that.