Closed lrlna closed 7 years ago
Quick question: what happens to OPTIONS
preflight headers in this case? Are we handling those? - is this doing what it should rn?
@yoshuawuyts unless i am misunderstanding how OPTIONS
work, I think that should just be able to be passed in with merry.cors({methods: 'OPTIONS'})
and then just be assigned to res
; was reading through spec and it doesn't look like it's suppose to be something special. Am I missing something there?
EDIT: ^^ the code thingy was missing ticks and didn't look good
SORRY I AM CHANGING MY MINDDDD ON THIS but I swear I think this is gonna be better!
Instead of adding stuff to opts.methods
, I think we should just reset it. SO! If a human doesn't want the entirety of what comes as default, e.g. all the headers and methods,
var headers = ['Content-Type', 'Accept', 'X-Requested-With']
var methods = ['PUT', 'POST', 'DELETE', 'GET', 'OPTIONS']
they should pass those in opts and we will just overwrite the default ones. Having all of those methods is too permissive, so not everyone might want that.
yay? nay?
We should also probs link to https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Access_control_CORS
which From?
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We should also probs link to From
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typo; open up the github issue ya dingus
Wowzaaa stop yellin' geeeeez :p
But yea okay I'll link up to that.
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how about... we make this one a middleware?
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Okay, I've abstracted this out to a middleware plugin -- cors-middleware and could be applied as part of middleware, this PR now just has the docs mentioning how people can get it to work.
Since we are technically removing this from merry (even though it wasn't working before), this is a ✨ breaking change ✨.
Woooooot
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Okay, I've abstracted this out to a middleware plugin -- cors-middleware https://github.com/shipharbor/cors-middleware and could be applied as part of middleware, this PR now just has the docs mentioning how people can get it to work.
Since we are technically removing this from merry (even though it wasn't working before), this is a ✨ breaking change ✨.
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cors is no longer explicitly handled in merry :sparkles:
Reworking our cors stuff! This sets up a some default options so folks don't have to.
Returns a handler, instead of an object with response headers set on the response :sparkles:.
Let me know whatchu think ^__^
closes #60