Add sendCredentials option to createFetchMiddleware #113
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…okies for cross-origin calls. createFetchMiddleware doesn't support calling into am Eth JSON RPC Node that's protected by cookie-based authentication. The standard approach to solving this is to tell fetch to send cookies along with CORS requests. This change adds a sendCredentials option to createFetchMiddleware that, when set to true, indicates cookies to be send for CORS requests.
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Hi @brotchie, sorry it's taken us so long to respond to you on this. Would you mind enabling edits to your branch from maintainers? I've made some changes to this repo that resulted in a merge conflict on this PR, but I've fixed that on my end, so I'm happy to push up those changes and merge this PR once you enable edits :) |
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createFetchMiddleware doesn't support calling into an Eth JSON RPC Node that's protected by cookie-based
authentication. The standard approach to solving this is to tell fetch to send cookies along with CORS
requests. This change adds a sendCredentials option to createFetchMiddleware that, when set to true,
indicates cookies to be send for CORS requests.