import re

with open("gateway.py", "r") as f:
    code = f.read()

# Restore the correct auth header, if we look at `llama_auth_headers` we want to explicitly make sure it forwards the Authorization header.
# Wait, if we use API_KEY from os.environ, and if it's set in the Hugging Face space secrets, it will be the one defined globally.
# But `gateway.py` isn't using the incoming user's key?
# OH!
# The request comes in from the *user*. The user sends `Authorization: Bearer <their_key>`.
# Does `gateway.py` forward *their* key?
# No! `gateway.py` generates `llama_auth_headers()` which uses `LLAMA_API_KEY` (or `API_KEY`) from the *server environment*!
# ```python
# def llama_auth_headers() -> dict[str, str]:
#     key = LLAMA_API_KEY or API_KEY
#     return {"Authorization": f"Bearer {key}"} if key else {}
# ```
# It's *supposed* to use the server's API key to communicate with `llama-swap`, which validates it against the *server's* environment variable `API_KEY`.
# This is correct. The gateway proxies the request to `llama-swap` on localhost:8080.
# So `gateway.py` gets the request, authenticates the user using its own logic (matching the headers against `VALID_API_KEYS`).
# Then it makes a request to `localhost:8080/v1/chat/completions`.
# `llama-swap` is running on port 8080. It reads the `API_KEY` environment variable directly.
# BUT wait! We did `env -u API_KEY /usr/local/bin/llama-swap ...` in `start.sh` so `llama-swap` doesn't know about `API_KEY`!
# Let me look at the last commit I did. I removed `env -u API_KEY`. So `llama-swap` *does* know about `API_KEY`.
# AND I updated `llama_auth_headers()` to use `API_KEY`.
# Wait, if `llama-swap` knows about `API_KEY`, it expects `Authorization: Bearer <API_KEY>`.
# `llama_auth_headers()` sends `{"Authorization": f"Bearer {API_KEY}"}`.
# BUT `llama-swap` is STILL saying `unauthorized: Invalid API Key`!