An RFC-6265 cookie store to implement the mechanism of HTTP cookie and Set-Cookie header fields as a browser does.

• A central store for different domains and paths
• Set cookies as if from a certain domain and path
• Get cookies as if from a certain domain and path

$ npm install cookie-store

const CookieStore = require('cookie-store')
const cs = new CookieStore()

const handler = cs.from({
  domain: 'bar.foo.com',
  path: '/a'
})

handler.set('foo', 'a', {
  domain: '.foo.com'
})

handler.get('foo').value
// 'a'

• domain String
• path String
• http Boolean=true indicate that we will manipulate cookie via HTTP APIs. Defaults to true

Returns Handler the cookie handler for specific domain and path.

Restarts the cookie store, and filters out session cookies.

• key String
• value String
• options Object=
  • domain String= Optional. If not specified, the cookie's host-only-flag will be set to true
  • path String= Optional. If not specified, it will
  • httpOnly Boolean=false whether set the cookie's http-only-flag to true
  • maxAge Number
  • expires Date|TimeStamp

Set a cookie.

Returns

• Cookie if it has succeeded to set the cookie
• null if it fails to set the cookie

• setCookieHeader String the value of the HTTP Set-Cookie header.

Set a cookie via HTTP Set-Cookie header.

Returns Cookie|null as well as handler.set()

Returns Array.<Cookie> all matched cookies which have name name.

• name String

Searches and returns the most matching cookie according to the sorting rule: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6265#section-5.4

Returns

• Cookie if an available cookie is found
• null if no matched cookie.

Removes all matched cookies of the name name.

Returns String the value of HTTP Cookie header

• name
• value
• domain
• path
• httpOnly
• hostOnly
• persistent
• expiryTime

The RFC-6265 cookie object.

MIT