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cookiejar

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Allows for parsing and returning cookies in Ruby HTTP client code
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 Popularity
Downloads
35,717,180
Stars
42
Forks
56
Watchers
5
 Releases
Current version
0.3.4
Total releases
6
First release
2009-10-02
Latest release
2014-02-16
 Issues
Open Issues
8
Closed Issues
5
Total Issues
13
Issue Closure Rate
38%
 Pull Requests
Open Pull Requests
7
Closed Pull Requests
7
Merged Pull Requests
13
Pull Request Acceptance Rate
48%
 Development
Primary Language
Ruby
Licenses
BSD-2-Clause
Average date of last 50 commits
2016-04-18
Reverse Dependencies
25

 Dependencies

Development

bundler
>= 0.9.3
rake
>= 10.0
rspec
~> 3.0
rspec-collection_matchers
~> 1.0
yard
~> 0.9.20
 Project Readme

Ruby CookieJar

Git: http://github.com/dwaite/cookiejar

Author: David Waite

Build Status

Status

This project is no longer maintained. There may be other gems more appropriate for use which support newer versions of the cookie specifications, or more maintained forks of this gem such as cookiejar2.

Synopsis

The Ruby CookieJar is a library to help manage client-side cookies in pure Ruby. It enables parsing and setting of cookie headers, alternating between multiple 'jars' of cookies at one time (such as having a set of cookies for each browser or thread), and supports persistence of the cookies in a JSON string.

Both Netscape/RFC 2109 cookies and RFC 2965 cookies are supported.

Roadmap

For the Next major release, I would like to accomplish:

  1. Check against RFC 6265 - HTTP State Management Mechanism, the latest cookie spec which came out after the initial release of cookiejar
  2. Determine better code structure to encourage alternate persistence mechanisms for cookie jars

COPYRIGHT

The Ruby CookieJar is Copyright © 2009-2014 David Waite, with additional contributions from various authors. Licensing terms are given within the LICENSE file.