How to use the @algolia/client-common.AuthMode.WithinHeaders function in @algolia/client-common
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algolia / algoliasearch-client-javascript / packages / client-search / src / createSearchClient.ts View on Github 
const transporter = createTransporter(options);
transporter.setHosts(
[
{ url: `${appId}-dsn.algolia.net`, accept: CallEnum.Read },
{ url: `${appId}.algolia.net`, accept: CallEnum.Write },
].concat(
shuffle([
{ url: `${appId}-1.algolianet.com`, accept: CallEnum.Any },
{ url: `${appId}-2.algolianet.com`, accept: CallEnum.Any },
{ url: `${appId}-3.algolianet.com`, accept: CallEnum.Any },
])
)
);
const auth = createAuth(
options.authMode !== undefined ? options.authMode : AuthMode.WithinHeaders,
appId,
options.apiKey
);
transporter.addHeaders({
...auth.headers(),
...{ 'content-type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' },
});
transporter.addQueryParameters(auth.queryParameters());
const base = {
transporter,
appId,
addAlgoliaAgent(segment: string, version?: string): void {
transporter.userAgent.add({ segment, version });@algolia/client-common
Common package for the Algolia JavaScript API client.
