Add support for custom response headers #61
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example: --headers header=value;header2=value;
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@johnpryan – maybe support headers in a file? Is there a convention for that? it'd be MUCH easier to repeat over time |
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I'm not sure there's a common way to define HTTP headers other than in code. How about a JSON file? |
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I think I prefer a flag, normally I use scripts when I want repeatability. |
kevmoo
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Dec 19, 2023
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I was overriding the headers in Chrome :P, this is much easier 💙 |
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This is helpful when you want to return custom response headers. For example, if you want to enable SharedArrayBuffer support for a Flutter app with the skwasm renderer: