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Do you know if a Javascript library to handle cookies exists, that is mature and can work without a browser? In other words I only want the cookie logic that is included in the web browsers and HTTP clients and following the current standards, and the cookies are stored and retrieved from a private store. I think the library can only contain get/set methods. The set method set cookies that came from the "Set-Cookie" HTTP header and the get method returns a list of cookies to send in the "Cookie" header for a specific host (or domain). The get method would need to receive a host as a parameter too, since return an error or something if a host is specifying cookies for another domain. There are more details about cookies that can be nice to have. I saw questions like <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11316377/is-there-an-equivalent-to-the-apache-http-client-in-javascript">Is there an equivalent to the Apache HTTP Client in JavaScript?</a> but the answer works and sets the cookie within a browser and not in a specific container. Note: I looked into <a href="https://github.com/jed/cookies/blob/master/lib/cookies.js" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://github.com/jed/cookies/blob/master/lib/cookies.js</a> , it is the closer library that matches the question right now. The most important issue against it is that there is not a getter for a domain: imagine you want to return all cookies for the yahoo.com domain, this logic is not part of the library and it is one of the most important features for a cookie library to decide which cookies to send in an HTTP request.
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