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@boiseitguru/cookie-cutter

v0.2.3

Published

Browserify-compatible module to get and set cookies in the browser

Downloads

5,226

Readme

cookie-cutter

This is a clone of the orginal cookie-cutter npm package, at some point substack deleeted their GitHub and I was worried about the package continuing to be available. All code was copied directly from the npm package and thus far the only modification has been adding TypeScript support.

All credit for this package goes to it's orginal author James Halliday/Substack and any contributors who have contributed.

Set and get cookies in the browser or in node with document.

In your browser code with browserify:

var cookie = require("@boiseitguru/cookie-cutter");
var times = parseInt(cookie.get("times"), 10) || 0;
cookie.set("times", times + 1);

and times will increment every time the page is reloaded.

methods

var cookie = require("@boiseitguru/cookie-cutter");

cookie(document)

Return a new cookie object with .get() and .set() operating on document.

document.cookie should be a non-referentially transparent setter/getter combo like the DOM's variant where assignment with optional path and expiry creates a new cookie in the getter as a key=value pair.

cookie.get(key)

Return the cookie value for key.

cookie.set(key, value, opts={})

Set the cookie at key to value with optional parameters expires and path.

To unset a cookie, use a date in the past, ex: { expires: new Date(0) }

install

With npm do:

npm install @boiseitguru/cookie-cutter

license

MIT/X11