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@dalisoft/cookie
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Cookie utility for everyone
Note: Requires Node.js framework Response and Request instance for some methods
We recommend install via npm because of it's cache and flat node modules tree
npm i @dalisoft/cookie
then you able to import to Node.js/Browser easily
// Node.js
const Cookie = require("@dalisoft/cookie");
// Browser
// window.Cookie OR Cookie
// ES6
import Cookie from "@dalisoft/cookie";
(str: string): object - Converts cookie string into object(str: object): string - Converts cookie object into string(headers: Req.Headers): object - Get cookie from header cokie field(res: Response, key: string, value: any, options?: object): void - Sets cookie(res: Response, key: string, options?: object): void - Remove cookieapp.get("/delete_cookie", (req, res) => {
Cookie.set(res, "deleted", true);
Cookie.remove(res, "public_cookie");
});
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