XHook | Hook everything in Android | Frontend Utils library

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XHook is a Java library typically used in User Interface, Frontend Utils applications. XHook has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Hook everything in Android

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It had no major release in the last 6 months.

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It has 4649 lines of code, 415 functions and 85 files.

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Handle package load
Build package meta info from loadPackage parameter
Initialize the module context
Start the monitoring
Sets the httpEngine
Gets field
Invoke the origin method
Click on a view
Get the net ip
Hook hook
Produces a web event store
Creates a hook for the MediaRecorder
Runs the JVM
Invoke a static method
Invokes a method
Invoke a declared method
Start hook
Load all available sockets
The start hook
Returns a string representation of this configuration
Sets web view event
Get IP address
Starts the hook
Add http action measurement
Produce a Java socket event
Initializes the hook

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How to set headers on native browser requests, or otherwise provide authorization headers while using Video.js to play video from Microsoft Azure?

QUESTION

How to set headers on native browser requests, or otherwise provide authorization headers while using Video.js to play video from Microsoft Azure?

Asked 2021-Apr-27 at 09:38

I am trying to load some video content from Microsoft Azure, using Video.js, and I need to add some headers for SharedKey authorization. I have been trying various methods and doing research for several days, but I am hitting brick walls and could really use some assistance.

Important to note that this is for a mobile app written using Angular / Cordova.

This is how Azure suggests that we do it:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/media-services/latest/player-how-to-video-js-player

Basically, by attaching a function to videojs.Hls.xhr.beforeRequest.

Unfortunately, there are several problems with this approach. Here is a ticket in the videojs issue tracker trying to look for a solution to these issues:

https://github.com/videojs/video.js/issues/7207

In summary:

1- We are not using HLS/DASH. We are loading mp4 files from blob storage. And videojs "hands that off directly to the browser, and it handles all loading of things while not providing this extra set of functionality."

2- Even if we were to convert the media and use HLS, "this method won't be available because native playback is used for Safari with HLS.". (So do we need to use DASH? Or does that not work on Safari either?)

3- There is still no way to add headers for Subtitle tracks, whether we use native subtitles, or add them through videojs.players.video.addRemoteTextTrack.

I have also tried other alternative methods like

1- Trying to use xhook to intercept it.

2- Trying to use @angular/common/http/HttpInterceptor.

Neither method worked.

So, my questions would be:

1- Is there a method I'm overlooking that would allow me to add / inject headers to requests being made natively by the browser?

2- Could it perhaps be done with an authorization cookie? I have seen this mentioned in some other questions, but I couldn't find any concrete examples, and I'm not sure how it would work with Azure.

3- If all else fails, is there another video player I could use that does provide better support in regards to authorization options?

Any other suggestions would be also be appreciated. Thank you.

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Apr-27 at 09:38

Considering you're serving a video file stored as a blob in Azure Storage directly, you can make use of Shared Access Signature (SAS). A SAS provides a time-limited, permission-bound access to a blob.

The way it would work is when a user requests a video to be played, you will need to send a request to your backend service. Your backend service will create a SAS token for the blob with Read permission (only this permission is required to play the video) and some expiry date (depending on the length of the video). Your backend service will return the SAS URL for the blob (which would be something like blob-url?sas-token) which will be used by the video player to play the video.

You can find more information about Shared Access Signature here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storageservices/delegate-access-with-shared-access-signature. You will need to create a Service SAS for your blob.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67277533

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