fix(request): return URL origin instead of Origin header#1971
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see original issue additionally, when making PRs, please make sure you write tests. |
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Fixes #1958
Why
ctx.origin in Koa 3 returns the value of the HTTP Origin request header (via req.headers.origin), which is null for direct browser requests. The expected behavior is to return the URL origin (e.g. http://127.0.0.1:3000), consistent with Koa 2 and the URL.origin specification.
Changes
Changed get origin() in lib/request.js to return this.protocol + :// + this.host instead of this.req.headers.origin || null.
Updated component: lib/request.js
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