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// Ideally, we would rely on platform support for parsing a cookie, since
// this would save us from any potential inconsistency. However, exposing
// platform cookie parsing logic would require quite a bit of additional
// plumbing, and at least some platforms lack support for parsing Cookie,
// which is in a format slightly different from Set-Cookie and is normally
// only required on the server side.
import {Cookie, Type} from './Cookie.js';
export class CookieParser {
readonly #domain: string|undefined;
#cookiesInternal: Cookie[];
#input!: string|undefined;
#originalInputLength: number;
#lastCookie?: Cookie|null;
#lastCookieLine?: string;
#lastCookiePosition?: number;
constructor(domain?: string) {
if (domain) {
// Handle #domain according to
// https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-httpbis-rfc6265bis-03#section-5.3.3
this.#domain = domain.toLowerCase().replace(/^\./, '');
}
this.#cookiesInternal = [];
this.#originalInputLength = 0;
}
static parseSetCookie(header: string|undefined, domain?: string): Cookie[]|null {
return (new CookieParser(domain)).parseSetCookie(header);
}
cookies(): Cookie[] {
return this.#cookiesInternal;
}
parseSetCookie(setCookieHeader: string|undefined): Cookie[]|null {
if (!this.initialize(setCookieHeader)) {
return null;
}
for (let kv = this.extractKeyValue(); kv; kv = this.extractKeyValue()) {
if (this.#lastCookie) {
this.#lastCookie.addAttribute(kv.key, kv.value);
} else {
this.addCookie(kv, Type.Response);
}
if (this.advanceAndCheckCookieDelimiter()) {
this.flushCookie();
}
}
this.flushCookie();
return this.#cookiesInternal;
}
private initialize(headerValue: string|undefined): boolean {
this.#input = headerValue;
if (typeof headerValue !== 'string') {
return false;
}
this.#cookiesInternal = [];
this.#lastCookie = null;
this.#lastCookieLine = '';
this.#originalInputLength = (this.#input as string).length;
return true;
}
private flushCookie(): void {
if (this.#lastCookie) {
// if we have a last cookie we know that these valeus all exist, hence the typecasts
this.#lastCookie.setSize(
this.#originalInputLength - (this.#input as string).length - (this.#lastCookiePosition as number));
this.#lastCookie.setCookieLine((this.#lastCookieLine as string).replace('\n', ''));
}
this.#lastCookie = null;
this.#lastCookieLine = '';
}
private extractKeyValue(): KeyValue|null {
if (!this.#input || !this.#input.length) {
return null;
}
// Note: RFCs offer an option for quoted values that may contain commas and semicolons.
// Many browsers/platforms do not support this, however (see http://webkit.org/b/16699
// and http://crbug.com/12361). The logic below matches latest versions of IE, Firefox,
// Chrome and Safari on some old platforms. The latest version of Safari supports quoted
// cookie values, though.
const keyValueMatch = /^[ \t]*([^=;]+)[ \t]*(?:=[ \t]*([^;\n]*))?/.exec(this.#input);
if (!keyValueMatch) {
console.error('Failed parsing cookie header before: ' + this.#input);
return null;
}
const result = new KeyValue(
keyValueMatch[1] && keyValueMatch[1].trim(), keyValueMatch[2] && keyValueMatch[2].trim(),
(this.#originalInputLength as number) - this.#input.length);
this.#lastCookieLine += keyValueMatch[0];
this.#input = this.#input.slice(keyValueMatch[0].length);
return result;
}
private advanceAndCheckCookieDelimiter(): boolean {
if (!this.#input) {
return false;
}
const match = /^\s*[\n;]\s*/.exec(this.#input);
if (!match) {
return false;
}
this.#lastCookieLine += match[0];
this.#input = this.#input.slice(match[0].length);
return match[0].match('\n') !== null;
}
private addCookie(keyValue: KeyValue, type: Type): void {
if (this.#lastCookie) {
this.#lastCookie.setSize(keyValue.position - (this.#lastCookiePosition as number));
}
// Mozilla bug 169091: Mozilla, IE and Chrome treat single token (w/o "=") as
// specifying a value for a cookie with empty name.
this.#lastCookie = typeof keyValue.value === 'string' ? new Cookie(keyValue.key, keyValue.value, type) :
new Cookie('', keyValue.key, type);
if (this.#domain) {
this.#lastCookie.addAttribute('domain', this.#domain);
}
this.#lastCookiePosition = keyValue.position;
this.#cookiesInternal.push(this.#lastCookie);
}
}
class KeyValue {
key: string;
value: string|undefined;
position: number;
constructor(key: string, value: string|undefined, position: number) {
this.key = key;
this.value = value;
this.position = position;
}
}