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CookieJar

Lightweight cookiejar library for node.js

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cookiejar is simple & lightweight node.js library built for having a place where to store your cookies

Features

⚡️ Fast Cookie Parsing: Efficiently parses raw cookie strings.
🗄️ Cookie Jar Management: Stores and manages multiple cookies.
🔎 Easy Cookie Retrieval: Retrieve cookies by name.
✅ TypeScript Support: Built-in type definitions.
🚀 Zero Dependencies: Lightweight and dependency-free.

Install

pnpm i @p0xz/cookiejar

Usage

import cookiejar from "@p0xz/cookiejar";

const jar = new CookieJar();

const exampleCookie =
  "sessionId=abc123; Domain=example.com; Path=/; Secure; HttpOnly; SameSite=Strict; Expires=Wed, 09 Jun 2025 10:18:14 GMT";

// it takes an array with cookie strings and then it will proccess them
jar.setCookies([exampleCookie]);

// returns 'sessionId' value
jar.getCookie("sessionId");

Methods

Sets and initializes your cookies

setCookies(_cookies: Array<string>);

Return cookies

This will return your cookies you've saved. There's also an option to return it in form of raw unparsed data or already processed.
By default it will return raw unparsed data

getCookies(formatted: boolean);

This will return your desired cookie by name, if it exists.

getCookie(name: string);

Clear cookies

Simply erases your cookies from array leaving it empty.

clearCookies();

License

This project is protected under the GNU AGPLv3 License. For more details, refer to the LICENSE file.

@p0xz/cookiejar