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Allow setting of headers
#31
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That's a great idea and could also be used for #29 maybe. |
I would second this as well. Support for working with request and response headers is an important feature that's currently missing. |
How could i get the header form chromeless? Now cookie() is available, is there any api for header ? |
Can we merge this pull request in master and publish this changes with an updated version? |
Publish this feature please. It's been almost a month. |
@jahed we published lastest master as @schickling is there anything that is blocking this from getting released? That fork has been working fine for us for the past weeks |
@felixfbecker no worries, I did the same thing. No point waiting for others when you can do it yourself in the meantime 👍 It turned out chromeless wasn't the solution I needed. |
@felixfbecker apologies we've been buried in work over the last 2 months. Would you be open to join as a maintainer and cut a release? |
Sure. Might not be able to make a big maintenance/time commitment though, but may prep a PR to automate the release process to prevent this in the future :) |
Cool, I'll delete mine when I get round to it. Think it's safe to close this. |
https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/tot/Network/#method-setExtraHTTPHeaders
Consumers should probably be allowed to set headers for requests (helps with functional tests so that you can auth once and use headers on subsequent requests).
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