Support for Password in URL

[richashford]

Thanks for an awesome obs tool - it really works well. I needed to provide a simple one-click URL to log users into OBS - so I made the following modifications to my version:

Changes to src/App.svelte

From Line 66:

if (document.location.hash !== '') {
// Read address from hash
// address = document.location.hash.slice(1)
// Read address and password (if supplied) after hash on URL
params = document.location.hash.slice(1)
// Address and password separated by & on URL e.g. ws://localhost:4455&password
const parameters = params.split("&")
address = parameters[0]
password = parameters[1]
await connect()
}

Added after Line 91:
let params

This change allows the URL to be in the format:

http://obs_web_server/#ws://obs_server:4455&password

So the password can be added after the obs_server address and port separated by &

I appreciate that passing the password in the URL (especially on a non-SSL URL) present a security risk - so it might be something you have chosen to avoid - but for my scenario, this is an acceptable risk

[richashford]

One additional change to the above that was needed (so the page can be refreshed/bookmarked) is below:

Replace the line:
document.location.hash = address // For easy bookmarking

With:
document.location.hash = address.concat ('&', password) // For easy bookmarking

In the function obs.on('Identified', async () of src/App.svelte

[Niek]

I added this as a "hidden" option now. For example:
http://obs-web.niek.tv/#ws://localhost:4455#password

Hope this helps