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The cookiestore object retrieves a list of cookies from the containing browser (which implies that this class is only available for code running inside a browser instance, not from roNodeJs).


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interface Cookie {
    attribute String domain;
    attribute String path;
    attribute String name;
    attribute String value;
};
 
interface cookiestore {
    Array<Cookie> getCookies();
};



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Object Creation

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let CookieStoreClass = require("@brightsign/cookiestore");
let cookieStore = new CookieStoreClass();



To get cookies from the containing browser:
getCookies()
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    Array<Cookie> getCookies()
Gets cookies from the containing browser.
  • [string] domain: Specifies the hosts that are allowed to receive the cookie, including subdomains.
  • [string] path: To send the Cookie header, this URL path must exist in the URL request. 
  • [string] name: The name of the cookie
  • [string] value: The value of the cookie



Example

To list the cookies saved on a browser instance on a console:

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let CookieStoreClass = require("@brightsign/cookiestore");
let cookieStore = new CookieStoreClass();

let cookies = cookieStore.getCookies();

cookies.forEach((cookie) => {console.log("Cookie domain: " + cookie.domain + " Cookie path:" + cookie.path + " Cookie name:" + cookie.name + " Cookie value:" + cookie.value)});