cookie-micro

CookieJS

CookieJS - Just another small JavaScript library. Use this if you need to set/get/delete cookies.

This library is now pushed to NPM, and is available as an UMD build.

$ npm i --save cookie-micro

UNPKG

<script src="//unpkg.com/cookie-micro/cookie.min.js"></script>

No jQuery needed.

How to use:

• name = cookie name
• value = value of the cookie
• expire = days before it expires
• path = path of the website. '/' for whole site.
• (Optional) domain = ex: domain.com. If not set, it would be available for all subdomains.
• (Optional) secure = Use SSL while transferring cookie to server
• (Optional) httpOnly - Using the HttpOnly flag when generating a cookie helps mitigate the risk of client side script accessing the protected cookie (if the browser supports it). (https://www.owasp.org/index.php/HttpOnly)

CookieJS.set({name: '', value: '', expires: '', path: '', domain: '', secure: true/false, httpOnly: true/false});

CookieJS.set({
        name: 'mycookie',
        value:'myvalue',
        expires: 30, // x Days
        path: '/', // Website path
        domain: 'domain.com', // Optional
        secure: true, // Optional
        httpOnly: false // Optional
});

No return value.

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CookieJS.get(name);

CookieJS.get('mycookie');

Returns the value of the stored cookie, or undefined if the cookies key does not exist.

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CookieJS.getAll(void); Return all cookies.

//Example:
var cookies = CookieJS.getAll();
console.log(cookies.mycookie);
// Output: myvalue

Returns a key-value hash of available cookies on the document. If there are no available cookies, an empty hash is returned.

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CookieJS.keys(void); Return all cookie keys.

//Example:
var cookies = CookieJS.keys();
console.log(cookies[0]);
// Output: mycookie

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Returns an array of keys of set cookies. If no cookies have been set, CookieJS.keys() returns an empty array.

CookieJS.has(name);

CookieJS.has('mycookie');
//Output: returns true or false

Returns true if name is the key of a cookie, otherwise returns false.

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CookieJS.delete({name: '', path: '', domain: ''});

CookieJS.delete({
        name: 'mycookie',
        path: '/'
});

No return value.