Provide a way to add HTTP Headers to the authenticate call

[kylethompson-hs]

I'm using this package to authenticate with my backend server. I'd like to be able to pass some header values along with the URL open call to my server. As far as I can tell this isn't supported today.

[ThexXTURBOXx]

That sounds like a great feature request which I will take a look at after my vacation (in around two to three weeks)! 😊

[ThexXTURBOXx]

I have a huge refactor planned which should be able to tackle this task. However, it will need quite some time

[ThexXTURBOXx]

The huge refactor is online in version 3.0.0-alpha.1. However, there seems to be very limited support for headers from url_launcher's side of things. Due to this, I will postpone this a bit more until I find a better solution to make url_launcher accomplish that

[kwent]

Looks like url_launcher supports headers now https://pub.dev/documentation/url_launcher/latest/url_launcher/launch.html

[ThexXTURBOXx]

https://pub.dev/documentation/url_launcher/latest/url_launcher/WebViewConfiguration/headers.html

"Not all browsers support this, so it is not guaranteed to be honored."

Additionally, it is restricted to Android only. But I have already implemented this a few weeks ago in my local build of the 4.0.0 alpha - so the next preview will at least support this on Android.

[ThexXTURBOXx]

I just wanted to push my changes, but I noticed that they are not even applied on Android since we are not using url_launcher on Android - in favor of a native solution. Hence, this is still not possible (and the headers parameter @kwent mentioned was already available when this issue was created and I was even aware of it)

[kwent]

Sounds good thanks for being on top of this and clarifying the situation!

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