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The Cookies
object provides a set of interfaces for manipulating HTTP Cookies. It manages a collection of Cookie objects using name
+ domain
+ path
as a unique key, and offers functionalities such as adding, retrieving, and removing cookies.
const cookies = new Cookies(cookieStr?, isSetCookie?);
Parameters:
Parameter Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
cookieStr |
string |
No | A cookie string or a Set-Cookie string. |
isSetCookie |
boolean |
No | Indicates whether the cookieStr parameter is a Set-Cookie string. Defaults to false . |
cookies.get(name?): null | Cookie | Array<Cookie>;
Retrieves the Cookie object with the specified name. If multiple cookies with the same name
exist, it returns an array of Cookie objects.
Parameters:
Parameter Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
name |
string |
No | The name of the cookie. If omitted, all Cookie objects are returned. If specified, the matching Cookie object or array is returned. |
The Cookie
object represents an HTTP Cookie, and its attributes align with those defined in the Set-Cookie
HTTP header field. Below is a list of Cookie
object attributes. For more details, please refer to the MDN Set-Cookie Documentation:
Attribute Name | Type | Read-Only | Description |
---|---|---|---|
name |
string |
Yes | The name of the cookie. |
value |
string |
Yes | The value of the cookie. |
domain |
string |
Yes | The domain for which the cookie is valid. |
path |
string |
Yes | The path on the server to which the cookie applies. |
expires |
string |
Yes | The expiration date and time of the cookie, adhering to the HTTP Date header standard. |
maxAge |
number |
Yes | The maximum lifetime of the cookie in seconds. |
sameSite |
string |
Yes | Controls the protection mechanism against Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks. |
httpOnly |
boolean |
Yes | Prevents JavaScript access to the cookie, limiting it to HTTP requests only. |
secure |
boolean |
Yes | The cookie is only sent over HTTPS connections. |
cookies.set(name: string, value: string, options?: Cookie): boolean;
Overwrites or adds a Cookie. It returns true
if the addition is successful and false
if it fails (e.g., exceeding the cookie quantity limit).
Note: Cookies are overwritten or added using name
+ domain
+ path
as the unique key.
Parameters:
Parameter Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
name |
string |
Yes | The name of the cookie. |
value |
string |
Yes | The value of the cookie. |
options |
Cookie |
No | Optional Cookie attribute configuration. |
cookies.append(name: string, value: string, options?: Cookie): boolean;
Appends a Cookie, suitable for scenarios with the same name
but multiple value
s. It returns true
if the addition is successful and false
if it fails (e.g., duplicate value
or exceeding the cookie quantity limit).
Note: Cookies are appended using name
+ domain
+ path
as the unique key.
cookies.remove(name: string, options?: Cookie): boolean;
Removes a Cookie.
Note: Cookies are removed using name
+ domain
+ path
as the unique key.
Parameters:
Parameter Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
name |
string |
Yes | The name of the cookie. |
options |
Cookie |
No | Optional Cookie attribute configuration. The domain and path attributes can use the wildcard * to match all. |
name
values will be automatically escaped: " ( ) , / : ; < = > ? @ [ ] \ { }
, 0x00~0x1F
, 0x7F~0xFF
.value
values will be automatically escaped: ,
, ;
, "
, \
, 0x00~0x1F
, 0x7F~0xFF
.name
attribute of a cookie cannot exceed 64 bytes.value
, domain
, path
, expires
, maxAge
, and sameSite
attributes of a cookie cannot exceed 1KB.Cookies
object cannot exceed 64.function handleEvent(event) {
const response = new Response('hello world');
// Create a Cookies object
const cookies = new Cookies('ssid=helloworld; expires=Sun, 10-Dec-2023 03:10:01 GMT; path=/; domain=.example.com; samesite=.example.com', true);
// Set the 'Set-Cookie' response header
response.headers.set('Set-Cookie', cookies.toString());
return response;
}
addEventListener('fetch', (event) => {
event.respondWith(handleEvent(event));
});