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@toolz/get-cookies
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get-cookies
is a utility function that parses cookies into an object. Its default behavior will also attempt to convert cookie values into their "logical" data types.
After installation, import the package:
import { getCookies } from '@toolz/get-cookies';
The function returns an object containing any existing cookie values and attempts to convert those values into native JS data types.
const API = {
arguments: {
convertDataTypes: {
optional,
format: Boolean,
defaultValue: true,
},
},
returns: Object,
}
Examples:
// document.cookies = 'isKool=true; name=mary; pi=3.14; children=null; age=42'
const cookies = getCookies();
/*
cookies = {
isKool: true,
name: 'mary',
pi: 3.14,
children: null,
age: 42,
}
*/
// document.cookies = 'isKool=true; name=mary; pi=3.14; children=null; age=42'
const cookies = getCookies(false);
/*
cookies = {
isKool: 'true',
name: 'mary',
pi: '3.14',
children: 'null',
age: '42',
}
*/
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