Make public endpoints accessible by logged-in users

router.py

@@ -39,8 +39,8 @@ def plugin_add_endpoint(endpoint_id: str, handler, permission_name: str, method=
     """Add a dynamic endpoint."""
     """  id: used in the url (like /something)"""
     """  handler: pointer to handler function"""
-    """  servicename: service identifier for authorization. If None, it is a public (and public-only) endpoint."""
-    """  method: HTTP method this endpoint can handle. If you plan to handle multiple endpoints, call this function multiple times. (Make sure to only add a menu once.)"""
+    """  servicename: service identifier for authorization. If None, it is a public endpoint"""
+    """  method: HTTP method this endpoint can handle. If you plan to handle multiple methods with one endpoint, call this function multiple times. (Make sure to only add a menu once.)"""
     """  menutext: Text to appear in the menu. If None, no menu item is added."""
     
     if permission_name == None:
@@ -322,9 +322,14 @@ def service(**kwargs):
                 return redirect(url_for('login', next=servicename))
         return handler(session=session, request=request, rqtools=RequestTools())
     else:
+        # Search for authorized endpoint or public endpoint
         (permission_name, handler) = get_authorized_endpoint(servicename, request.method)
+        if handler == None:
+            handler = get_public_endpoint(servicename, request.method)
             if handler == None:
                 return get_404(None)
+            else:
+                return handler(session=session, request=request, rqtools=RequestTools())
         if not services.authorize_user(session['username'], permission_name):
             return get_403(None)
         return handler(session=session, request=request, rqtools=RequestTools())