ProblemThe collaborative Markdown editor StackEdit can be used with the essentially free Italian CouchDB hosting provider Couchappy to store one's documents.StackEdit is a web service without accounts.It connects to your Couchappy CouchDB instance, simply by providing a URL like this:https://instance.couchappy.com/documentsThe problem is that anyone in the world can do so.According to StackEdit's CouchDB setup documentation,one can still set permissions for CouchDB and configure StackEdit to connect to it using a URL like the one below: https://username:password@instance.couchappy.com/documentsQuestionsHow do I create additional CouchDB users in Couchappy?How do I enforce authentication for all CouchDB requests on Couchappy?What I tried so farIn addition to the required configuration modifications, I added a line credentials = true. This had no effect.[httpd]enable_cors = true[cors]credentials = trueorigins = http://localhost, https://stackedit.io Couchappy's FAQ mentions something about cors headers, but CouchDB's documentation on this topic is meagre.headers = accept, authorization, cookie, content-type
How can I enforce user authentication when using StackEdit with Couchappy?
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