Add target host to new request

[simensen]

Originally intended to address #170 but is an alternative fix to the solution proposed in #162. It turns out that the data in the message contains the original host header and is passed on to the target as a header. I think that rewriting it is better than removing it (proposed in #170) as it makes it possible or smee client to work behind a reverse proxy (nginx, like Laravel Valet) or some Docker environments (using something like traefik as I am).

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Relatively new to typescript, Node.js, and jest at this level, so unclear if there was a better way to handle the testing. The issue I ran into was the logging output in the success handler.

Cannot log after tests are done. Did you forget to wait for something async in your test?

I couldn't find out a way to get around this issue without either 1) making logging optional, 2) including an additional optional callback so that we could call it when the response was completed 3) ???. So, I opted to fake it for now.

If there is a better way for me to do this let me know!

[simensen]

Happy new year! Is there anything I can do to help with this PR?

[schallinterferenz]

Hello,

I am using smee-client 1.2.3 . I inserted the "data.host = target.hostname" line locally into my index.js script and it worked like a charm!

When do you think this will be featured in the next releases?

Greets

Eduard

[gerrnot]

@simensen : Thanks a lot, fixed it also for me.

@JasonEtco @tcbyrd I would appreciate if you would merge and release this! (As I need to currently build from this fork as a workaround)

[simensen]

@JasonEtco @tcbyrd Is there anything more I can do to help get this PR merged?

[Uzlopak]

@simensen

I hope everything is working to your liking ;).