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chocolata

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Overview :

An Javascript Client-side API that handles adding, getting & removing cookies to/from document.cookie.

It handles also complex data structure. Indeed, You can persist not only String but also Objects in document.cookie.

Install

npm install chocolata --save;

Example :

NPM environment :

import {getItem, setItem, removeItem} from 'chocolata';

setItem('token', '1234');
// document.cookie ==> "token=1234"

setItem('otherToken', '5678')
// document.cookie ==> "token=1234; otherToken=5678"

//--- Handle Objects ---

setItem('userInfo', {
  firstName: 'Ahmed',
  lastName: 'Toumi',  
});

// "token=1234; otherToken=5678; userInfo={"firstName":"Ahmed","lastName":"Toumi"}"

const {firstName, lastName} = getItem('userInfo');
console.log(`Welcome back ${firstName} ${lastName} !`)

Non-NPM environment:

In this case you need to import the script as CDN.

Also, examples above are still valid. However , instead of import .. , window.Chocolata is the namespace of this library:

<script src="https://cdn.rawgit.com/abdennour/chocolata/39513fa4/cdn/chocolata-latest.min.js"></script>

<script>

  Chocolata.setItem('userInfo', {
    firstName: 'Ahmed',
    lastName: 'Toumi',  
  });

  // "token=1234; otherToken=5678; userInfo={"firstName":"Ahmed","lastName":"Toumi"}"

  const {firstName, lastName} = Chocolata.getItem('userInfo');

  console.log(
    `Welcome back ${firstName} ${lastName} !`
  )
</script>

License:

MIT .