cookiefile

import { Cookie, CookieMap } from 'cookiefile'; import * as fs from 'fs'; async function run() { const cookieFilePath = 'my.cookiefile'; // 1. Create a new Cookie object const myCookie = new Cookie({ domain: '.example.com', name: 'session_id', value: 'abc123def456', https: true, httpOnly: true, crossDomain: false, expire: Date.now() + (3600 * 1000) // Expires in 1 hour }); // 2. Initialize a CookieMap and add the new cookie const cookieMap = new CookieMap(); cookieMap.set(myCookie); // 3. Simulate loading from an existing Netscape cookie file // For this example, we'll create a dummy file first. const dummyCookieFileContent = `# Netscape HTTP Cookie File\n.google.com\tFALSE\t/\tFALSE\t0\tPREF\tabcde12345`; fs.writeFileSync('temp.cookiefile', dummyCookieFileContent); const loadedCookieMap = new CookieMap('temp.cookiefile'); console.log('Loaded cookies from file:'); loadedCookieMap.forEach((cookie, name) => console.log(` - ${name}: ${cookie.value}`)); // Add another cookie to the loaded map loadedCookieMap.set(new Cookie({ domain: '.another.com', name: 'user_token', value: 'xyz987', https: false, httpOnly: false, crossDomain: false, expire: 0 // Session cookie })); // 4. Save the combined cookies to a new file await loadedCookieMap.save(cookieFilePath); console.log(`Cookies saved to ${cookieFilePath}`); // 5. Generate HTTP Request/Response headers const requestHeader = loadedCookieMap.toRequestHeader(); console.log('Generated Request Header:', requestHeader); const responseHeader = loadedCookieMap.toResponseHeader(); console.log('Generated Response Header:', responseHeader); // Clean up dummy file fs.unlinkSync('temp.cookiefile'); } run().catch(console.error);