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Earlier socketio only worked in browser where browser would send cookie (cause same domain) and hence socketio server used it to auth connection. This however is limited and doesn't allow simply creating socket connection from apps. Authorization headers on other hand are simple to implement.
33 lines
824 B
JavaScript
33 lines
824 B
JavaScript
const { get_conf } = require("../node_utils");
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const conf = get_conf();
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const request = require("superagent");
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function get_url(socket, path) {
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if (!path) {
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path = "";
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}
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let url = socket.request.headers.origin;
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if (conf.developer_mode) {
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let [protocol, host, port] = url.split(":");
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if (port != conf.webserver_port) {
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port = conf.webserver_port;
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}
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url = `${protocol}:${host}:${port}`;
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}
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return url + path;
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}
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// Authenticates a partial request created using superagent
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function frappe_request(path, socket) {
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const partial_req = request.get(get_url(socket, path));
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if (socket.sid) {
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return partial_req.query({ sid: socket.sid });
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} else if (socket.authorization_header) {
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return partial_req.set("Authorization", socket.authorization_header);
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}
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}
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module.exports = {
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get_url,
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frappe_request,
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};
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