jellyfin-header-auth | Jellyfin plugin for header based authentication

There are a few mandatory classes you'll need for a plugin so we need to make them.
Debugging can be set up by creating tasks which will be executed when running the plugin project. The specifics on setting up these tasks are not included as they may differ from IDE to IDE. The following list describes the general process:.
Compile the plugin in debug mode.
Create the plugin directory if it doesn't exist.
Copy the plugin into your server's plugin directory. The server will then execute it.
Make sure to set the working directory of the program being debugged to the working directory of the Jellyfin Server.
Start the server.
Visual Studio allows developers to connect to other processes and debug them, setting breakpoints and inspecting the variables of the program. We can set this up following this steps: On this section we will explain how to set up our solution to enable debugging before the server starts.
Right-click on the solution, And click on Add -> Existing Project...
Locate Jellyfin executable in your installation folder and click on 'Open'. It is called Jellyfin.exe. Now The solution will have a new "Project" called Jellyfin. This is the executable, not the source code of Jellyfin.
Right-click on this new project and click on 'Set up as Startup Project'
Right-click on this new project and click on 'Properties'
Make sure that the 'Attach' parameter is set to 'No'