Reputation: 291
I'm trying to use Stripe webhook to call an API for pushing events to that API. And as in my understanding stripe has a way of adding basic authentication for webhooks by using https://{username}:{password}@myAPI.com which will then base64 encode Username and Password as Basic {based64encodedToken} to the endpoint https://myAPI.com
However, the username for basic authentication contains "@" in it, for example: user1@myapp-1awjn. Which will then mess up the API. Does anybody know how to escape it?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 372
Reputation: 7459
What you describe is not a valid form of userinfo
within the authority
portion of a URI according to the spec.
The user information, if present, is followed by a commercial at-sign ("@") that delimits it from the host.
If you need this, you'll need to URL encode the @
and parse within your system, eg https://user%[email protected]/
Upvotes: 1