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Implementing Custom Security with HttpApi in Effect Typescript Library

Hello, I am looking at HttpApi documentation and I would like to implement custom security that creates security from 3 headers (lets say headers

user

user

user

user

key

key

and

signature

signature

signature

signature). Is it possible to do with HttpApiSecurity or is the intended way for such an edgecase to create a custom middleware and not bother with HttpApiSecurity at all? I am coming from effect-http library where this was possible to do with:

 
Security.make(
  HttpServerRequest.schemaHeaders(SecurityHeaders).pipe(
    Effect.mapError(() => HttpError.unauthorized('Invalid auth headers'))
  )
).pipe(Security.mapEffect(verifyUserSecurity))

 
Security.make(
  HttpServerRequest.schemaHeaders(SecurityHeaders).pipe(
    Effect.mapError(() => HttpError.unauthorized('Invalid auth headers'))
  )
).pipe(Security.mapEffect(verifyUserSecurity))

 
Security.make(
  HttpServerRequest.schemaHeaders(SecurityHeaders).pipe(
    Effect.mapError(() => HttpError.unauthorized('Invalid auth headers'))
  )
).pipe(Security.mapEffect(verifyUserSecurity))

 
Security.make(
  HttpServerRequest.schemaHeaders(SecurityHeaders).pipe(
    Effect.mapError(() => HttpError.unauthorized('Invalid auth headers'))
  )
).pipe(Security.mapEffect(verifyUserSecurity))

Implementing Custom Security with HttpApi in Effect Typescript Library

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