json-cookie v1.0.0

json-cookie

json-cookie is client module for easy cookie handling, support JSON data format without manual parsing and serializing.

Installation

Super quick install with npm. (Thanks npm!)

$ npm install --save json-cookie

Usage

If you are using web bundler like Browserify or Webpack, you can easily import them:

import cookie from 'json-cookie';
// or
var cookie = require('json-cookie');

Else, you should load manually with proper web server settings.

<script src="/node_modules/json-cookie/index.js"></script>

Or just copy /node_modules/json-cookie/index.js into your project directory and include it. I'm heavily recommend that using bundler. If you are not familiar with, you should try it. It isn't hard!

###void cookie.set(string key, var value, object options) Set cookie with specified key and value with options. value can be a object. Available options are:

• expires: Days of expiration.
• days: Alias of expires.
• path: Path of cookie.
• domain: Domain of cookie.

• secure: HTTPS only.

import cookie from 'json-cookie';

cookie.set('test', 'test');		// test=test
cookie.set('json-test', { name: '.modernator' });    // json-test={"name":".modernator"}

cookie.set('ex-test', 'test', {
	expires: 1
});		// ex-test=test; expires= ...

###void cookie.get(string key) Get cookie with key. If cookie isn't exist, it returns undefined.

import cookie from 'json-cookie';

cookie.get('test');		// test
cookie.get('json-test');	// Object { name: '.modernator' }

###void cookie.delete(string key) Delete cookie with key.

import cookie from 'json-cookie';

cookie.delete('test');
cookie.get('test');		//

Cautions

• This module is client side only, not support on node.js.