One of the most common usages for headers is authentication. However, if one provides a token as part of a header to this library, its value will remain the same forever, even through retries and whatnot. If at a given moment the token expires and needs to be refreshed, there will be no hope in reconnecting, so the retry mechanism becomes quite pointless.
I propose to allow passing "headers" in as a function, in which case it will be called every time fetch() is, in order to recompute the potential dynamic values in them.
One of the most common usages for headers is authentication. However, if one provides a token as part of a header to this library, its value will remain the same forever, even through retries and whatnot. If at a given moment the token expires and needs to be refreshed, there will be no hope in reconnecting, so the retry mechanism becomes quite pointless.
I propose to allow passing "headers" in as a function, in which case it will be called every time
fetch()is, in order to recompute the potential dynamic values in them.