thanks a ton for this tool and the relating blog. I stumbled over the blog when trying out some local development using ui5 tooling and a SCP CloudFoundry based application backend.
To support this, I have added the capability to specify a dedicated Authorization header instead of the basic authentication values for username and password in the configuration. This is because OAuth Tokens are required for the authentication instead of the username / password that can usually be used for ABAP based development systems. Users can then specify their access token which they have generated for themselves instead of the username / password.
I also added another option from the http-proxy which is needed for the SCP use case. Further settings could be added in the same way later if needed.
I also fixed some issues with the documentation that were pointed out in some issues (#9 & #10).
I hope this PR is welcome an according to your standards.
Hi Team,
thanks a ton for this tool and the relating blog. I stumbled over the blog when trying out some local development using ui5 tooling and a SCP CloudFoundry based application backend.
To support this, I have added the capability to specify a dedicated
Authorization
header instead of the basic authentication values for username and password in the configuration. This is because OAuth Tokens are required for the authentication instead of the username / password that can usually be used for ABAP based development systems. Users can then specify their access token which they have generated for themselves instead of the username / password.I also added another option from the
http-proxy
which is needed for the SCP use case. Further settings could be added in the same way later if needed.I also fixed some issues with the documentation that were pointed out in some issues (#9 & #10).
I hope this PR is welcome an according to your standards.
BR, Stefan