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0.30.0: WHEP credentials in the URL as Basic authorization - #81
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A WHEP endpoint behind basic authentication (go2rtc with api.username and api.password) failed: the URL carried the credentials, which fetch() refuses, and the page's base URL got them too. The credentials are now split off the URL in Kotlin and sent by the player page as an Authorization: Basic header, for a single stream and for the tiles of a camera wall. A URL without credentials behaves as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A WHEP endpoint behind basic authentication, such as go2rtc with
api.usernameandapi.password, did not work: the URL carried the credentials, whichfetch()refuses, and the player page got them in its base URL as well.splitUrlCredentials()splitsuser:password@off the URL (percent-decoded), as a plain function with unit testsgrid) send them as anAuthorization: Basicheader; the page origin no longer contains themTests:
testDebugUnitTest43/43 (5 new),assembleDebugOK. The page's Base64 function was checked against Python, including UTF-8.🤖 Generated with Claude Code