My app needs an authentication token to request an API.
This token must be included in the header of each request (except the authentication request). Because it can expire my application must be able to request a new one (and must therefore remove the old one from the headers to do it)
So, is it possible to modify the options declared with the default() method ? Or must I store my token in a varriable and include the header in each request ?
Thanks in advance
An example of what I need
const rp = require('request-promise').defaults({
uri: "myUrl",
method: 'POST',
headers: {
'x-app': 'myApp',
},
});
// manage (define, modify, ...) the header token
function login() {
const options = { body: { 'a specific body Object' } };
// if exists, delete the current token from headers
if(rp.defaults.headers['my-token'])
delete rp.defaults.headers['my-token'];
return rp(options).then(result => {
// add the new token in the defaults headers
rp.defaults.headers['my-token'] = result.token
// something else
});
}
// token is in defaults options
function anotherFunction() {
const options = { body: { 'an other body Object'} };
return rp(options).then(result => {
// do something else
});
}
Hi,
My app needs an authentication token to request an API. This token must be included in the header of each request (except the authentication request). Because it can expire my application must be able to request a new one (and must therefore remove the old one from the headers to do it)
So, is it possible to modify the options declared with the
default()
method ? Or must I store my token in a varriable and include the header in each request ?Thanks in advance
An example of what I need