Browserify-compatible module to get and set cookies in the browser
Mongo Cookie Monster is a cookie store backed by MongoDb for tough-cookie module
redis-cookie-monster is a cookie store for tough-cookie backed by redis
Mongo Cookie Monster is a cookie store backed by MongoDb for tough-cookie module
Shimney package: cookie-monster. A javascript libary to manage cookies
Cookie manager
Mongo Cookie Monster is a cookie store backed by MongoDb for tough-cookie module
HTTP server cookie parsing and serialization
RFC6265 Cookies and Cookie Jar for node.js
Parses set-cookie headers into objects
A simple, lightweight JavaScript API for handling cookies
Sign and unsign cookies
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simple persistent cookiejar system
Parse HTTP request cookies
TypeScript definitions for tough-cookie
A customizable Cookie Consent Banner 🍪 for Angular.
TypeScript definitions for js-cookie
mirror of cookie, bundled and exposed as ES module
TypeScript definitions for set-cookie-parser
A GraphQL to SQL query execution layer for batch data fetching.
Universal cookies for JavaScript
Decorator for a `fetch` function to support automatic cookies.
A simple gem to encrypt cookies for ruby applications.
A rack middleware library that allows for cookies to be passed through form parameters. Specifically, it merges the specified form parameters into the Cookie header of an http request. It gets around the problem of having a flash application which interacts with a web application that uses cookie based sessions.
A simple helper Class to parse / generate HTTP Cookies
Back in 2015 I was a guy automating things at my job and two scripts had a common need -- they both had to pass the same credentials to Jenkins (via query params, I guess). That common tool with a single method was a Net::HTTP wrapper -- that's where the name from. Then when the third script appeared two of them had to pass the Basic Auth. The verb POST was added and common logging format, and relatively complex retry logic. Then some website had redirects and I had to store cookies, then GZIP and API rate limits... I was not going to gemify this monster but it is now a dependency in many other gems, and since Gemfile does not support Github dependencies I have to finally gemify it.