Adding a header to all requests about react-admin

[mstmustisnt]

Hi, yes, you can do that.
At least if you're using admin-on-rest components in custom app. In this case you can add any headers in your rest-client.

[djhi]

Yes you have to implement your own rest client

[Deliganli]

i have followed the guides, created the react app and the admin panel.

there is a scala rest api server of mine, so i needed to write a custom rest client for that. I did as in the examples and for the sake of testing i put my custom header to the options variable in method convertRESTRequestToHTTP. Like this;

options.headers['X-Auth-Token'] = token;

Then i used this custom rest client on the requests, like this;

<Admin restClient={scalaRestClient}> <Resource name="agents" list={AgentList}/> </Admin>

but there weren't this header on my reqeust when i open the chrome dev console and check the request (Also my api server returns unauthorized which should be happen when there were no or invalid header, i am sure token is valid)

I am new to the react so sorry for terms i used above.

[djhi]

Can you put the rest client code on a codepen ?

[Deliganli]

this is the rest client i am using, exactly same in the examples except the header part

[djhi]

If you look at the fetch code you'll notice that setting authorization header will be handled for you, you just have to pass a user option like this:

const token = "token";

const options = {
    user: {
        authenticated: true,
        token,
    },
};