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import { TO_HTTP_RESPONSE_PARTS, } from "@taxum/core/http"; import { Cookie } from "./cookie.js"; import { PrivateJar } from "./private.js"; import { SignedJar } from "./signed.js"; /** * A collection of cookies that tracks its modifications. * * A `CookieJar` provides storage for any number of cookies. Any changes made to * the jar are tracked; when serialized to response parts, the modified cookies * are added to the response headers. * * @example * ```ts * import { Cookie, CookieJar } from "@taxum/cookie"; * * const jar = new CookieJar(); * jar.add(new Cookie("foo", "bar")); * ``` */ export class CookieJar { originalCookies; deltaCookies = new Map(); /** * Creates a new {@link CookieJar}. * * You can optionally provide an array of {@link Cookie}s to initialize the * jar with. These cookies must be raw request cookies. */ constructor(originalCookies) { this.originalCookies = new Map(originalCookies?.map((cookie) => [cookie.name, { cookie, removed: false }])); } /** * Creates a {@link CookieJar} from a {@link HeaderMap}. */ static fromHeaders(headers) { const cookies = headers .getAll("cookie") .flatMap((value) => value.value.split(";")) .map((value) => Cookie.parse(value)) .filter((cookie) => cookie !== null); return new CookieJar(cookies); } /** * Returns a {@link SignedJar} with `this` as its parent jar using the key * `key` to verify cookies retrieved from the child jar. * * Any retrievals from the child jar will be made from the parent jar. * * @example * ```ts * import { assert } from "node:assert/strict"; * import { generateKey } from "node:crypto"; * import { Cookie, CookieJar } from "@taxum/cookie"; * * const jar = new CookieJar(); * * // Generate a secure key. * const key = generateKey("hmac", { length: 512 }); * * // Add a signed cookie. * jar.signed(key).add(new Cookie("signed", "text")); * * // The cookie's contents are signed but still plaintext. * assert.notEqual(jar.get("signed")?.value, "text"); * assert.match(jar.get("signed")?.value, /text/); * * // They can be verified through the child jar. * assert.equal(jar.signed(key).get("signed")?.value, "text"); * * // A tampered with cookie does not validate but still exists. * jar.add(new Cookie("signed", "tampered")); * assert.equal(jar.signed(key).get("signed"), null); * assert.equal(jar.get("signed")?.value, "tampered"); * ``` */ signed(key) { return new SignedJar(this, key); } /** * Returns a {@link PrivateJar} with `this` as its parent jar using the key * `key` to verify/decrypt cookies from the child jar. * * Any retrievals from the child jar will be made from the parent jar. * * @example * ```ts * import { assert } from "node:assert/strict"; * import { generateKey } from "node:crypto"; * import { Cookie, CookieJar } from "@taxum/cookie"; * * const jar = new CookieJar(); * * // Generate a secure key. * const key = generateKey("aes", { length: 256 }); * * // Add a private (signed and encrypted) cookie. * jar.private(key).add(new Cookie("private", "text")); * * // The cookie's contents are encrypted. * assert.notEqual(jar.get("private")?.value, "text"); * * // They can be decrypted and verified through the child jar. * assert.equal(jar.private(key).get("private")?.value, "text"); * * // A tampered with cookie does not validate but still exists. * jar.add(new Cookie("private", "tampered")); * assert.equal(jar.private(key).get("private"), null); * assert.equal(jar.get("private")?.value, "tampered"); * ``` */ private(key) { return new PrivateJar(this, key); } /** * Returns a cookie inside this jar with the name `name`. * * If the cookie is not found, returns `null`. */ get(name) { const deltaCookie = this.deltaCookies.get(name) ?? this.originalCookies.get(name); return deltaCookie?.removed === false ? deltaCookie.cookie : null; } /** * Adds a {@link Cookie} to this jar. * * If a cookie with the same name already exists, it will be replaced. */ add(cookie) { this.deltaCookies.set(cookie.name, { cookie, removed: false }); } /** * Removes a {@link Cookie} from this jar. * * If an _original_ cookie with the same name as `cookie` is present in the * jar, a _removal_ cookie will be present in the response. To properly * generate a removal cookie, `cookie` must contain the same `path` and * `domain` as the cookie that was initially set. * * A "removal" cookie is a cookie that has the same name as the original * cookie but has an empty value, a max-age of 0, and an expiration date far * in the past. */ remove(cookie) { if (this.originalCookies.has(cookie.name)) { this.deltaCookies.set(cookie.name, { cookie: cookie.asRemoval(), removed: true }); } else { this.deltaCookies.delete(cookie.name); } } /** * Returns an iterator over all the cookies present in this jar. */ *[Symbol.iterator]() { const yielded = new Set(); for (const { cookie } of this.deltaCookies.values()) { yielded.add(cookie.name); yield cookie; } for (const { cookie } of this.originalCookies.values()) { if (yielded.has(cookie.name)) { continue; } yield cookie; } } [TO_HTTP_RESPONSE_PARTS](res) { const headers = res.headers; for (const { cookie } of this.deltaCookies.values()) { headers.insert("set-cookie", cookie.encode()); } } } //# sourceMappingURL=jar.js.map