Implement http bearer token auth #42
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DanLipsitt
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Jan 17, 2026
tests/e2e/render/expected/dummy/src/test_dummy/components/securitySchemes.py
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Thank you for the contribution. Yeah, OAS has many funny corner cases which are best handled case-by-case. Wasn't sure if it made sense to have both bearer and oauth2, and I didn't need it, so I left it out. I'm working on some changes to the core lapidary RN, then I'll review this one. Cheers |
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Tests and implementation for standalone http bearer token auth.
Although OAuth2 supports bearer tokens, they are sometimes used without OAuth as a kind of API key. This is what I mean by "standalone." Although it isn't best practice or what is intended by the spec, it doesn't seem uncommon to (mis)use bearer tokens this way. I am dealing with an API that does this, so here is an implementation for Lapidary. It doesn't appear to be explicitly part of
httpxorhttpx_auth, so I did it as a special case ofApiKeyAuth.