Yelyzaveta Boiko
Yelyzaveta Boiko
Hi @sonnyboy27, did you try to use HOCs as in the example below? ``` import React from 'react' import { withAlert } from 'react-alert' const App = ({ alert })...
Hi @LabuzzMichal. Is the question still relevant? Did you try to double-wrap the component with the HOC (I'm not sure that is the best way of doing this sort of...
@chriswk, thank you very much for the clarification! I tried to find information about configuring the authorization header on the server side, but I did not see where we could...
I've also understood another point that we used Unleash-proxy with the custom header before and did not change anything from the side of the Unleash server
@chriswk, we added the middleware to the Unleash that looks as follows: ``` app.use('/api/frontend', (req, res, next) => { if (req.headers['My-Token']) { req.headers['Authorization'] = req.headers['My-Token']; } return next(); }); ```...
Yes, we've got two tokens with the same amount of access for the same environment. We use the client at the edge side and front end in our JS code....
Hi @chriswk, any progress here?