Cookies

You can use @routex/cookies for cookies.

Install

yarn add @routex/cookies

# or

npm add @routex/cookies

Usage

Setup your app:

const { Routex, TextBody } = require("routex");

const cookies = require("@routex/cookies");

const port = process.env.PORT || 3000;

const app = new Routex();

app.use(cookies());

app.get("/", (ctx) => {

const name = ctx.cookies.get("name");

if (!name) {

ctx.cookies.set("name", "john");

}

return new TextBody("Set name cookie");

});

app.listen(port).then(() => console.log(`Listening on ${port}`));

Get

You can use ctx.cookies.get(cookie) or ctx.cookies.all to get cookies:

app.get("/a", (ctx) => {

const name = ctx.cookies.get("name");

});

app.get("/b", (ctx) => {

const { name } = ctx.cookies.all;

});

Set

You can use ctx.cookies.set(cookie, value) set cookies:

app.get("/", (ctx) => {

ctx.cookies.set("name", "john");

});

You may also pass options (see link for more details) as a third parameters:

Option	Type
domain	string
encode	(string) => string
expires	Date
httpOnly	boolean
maxAge	number
path	string
sameSite	`boolean
secure	boolean

Remove

You can use ctx.cookies.remove(cookie) remove cookies:

app.get("/remove", (ctx) => {

ctx.cookies.remove("name");

});

Options

You may also pass options to the cookies() middleware:

• parse:

  Option	Type
  decode	(string) => string

• serialize:

  Option	Type
  domain	string
  encode	(string) => string
  expires	Date
  httpOnly	boolean
  maxAge	number
  path	string
  sameSite	`boolean
  secure	boolean