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Git: http://github.com/dwaite/cookiejar
Author: David Waite
The Ruby CookieJar is a library to help manage client-side cookies in pure Ruby. It enables parsing and setting of cookie headers, alternating between multiple 'jars' of cookies at one time (such as having a set of cookies for each browser or thread), and supports persistence of the cookies in a JSON string.
Both Netscape/RFC 2109 cookies and RFC 2965 cookies are supported.
For the Next major release, I would like to accomplish:
The Ruby CookieJar is Copyright © 2009-2014 David Waite, with additional contributions from various authors. Licensing terms are given within the LICENSE file.
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