cookiebox 0.3.0

//! A type safe cookie management crate for the Actix Web framework.
//!
//! Cookiebox provides a type safe and flexible approach to managing cookies in Actix web based applications.
//! It allows you to define, configure, and manage cookies with minimal boilerplate.
//!
//! # Features
//! - This crate uses [biscotti](https://docs.rs/biscotti/latest/biscotti/) under the hood, which inherit most of it's features.
//! - Offers the ability to configure settings on a per cookie basis.
//! - Enforces type definitions for deserializing cookie values upon retrieval.
//! - Allows customization of both the data type and data serialization.
//! - Provides a straightforward and type safe interface for managing cookies.
//!
//! # Usage
//! To start using the cookiebox in your web application, you must register [CookieMiddleware] in your App.
//!```no_run
//!use actix_web::{web, App, HttpServer, HttpResponse, Error};
//!use cookiebox::{Processor, ProcessorConfig, CookieMiddleware};
//!
//!#[actix_web::main]
//!async fn main() -> std::io::Result<()> {
//!    // Start by creating a `Processor` from the `ProcessorConfig`
//!    // This decides which cookie needs to decrypted or verified.
//!    let processor: Processor = ProcessorConfig::default().into();
//!   
//!    HttpServer::new(move ||
//!            App::new()
//!            // Add cookie middleware
//!            .wrap(CookieMiddleware::new(processor.clone()))
//!            .default_service(web::to(|| HttpResponse::Ok())))
//!        .bind(("127.0.0.1", 8080))?
//!        .run()
//!        .await
//!}
//!```
//! Define your desired cookie types with customizable configurations.
//!```no_run
//!use actix_web::HttpMessage;
//!use cookiebox::cookiebox_macros::{cookie, FromRequest};
//!use cookiebox::cookies::{Cookie, CookieName, IncomingConfig, OutgoingConfig};
//!use cookiebox::{Attributes, SameSite};
//!use serde_json::json;
//!
//!// Define a cookie type
//!#[cookie(name = "__my-cookie")]
//!pub struct MyCookie;
//!
//!// IncomingConfig gives the cookie type get and get_all cookies with similar name
//!// You may opt out if don't want read cookie data
//!impl IncomingConfig for MyCookie {
//!    // Configure the get return to any custom type
//!    type Get = String;
//!}
//!// OutgoingConfig gives the cookie type insert and remove cookies
//!// You may opt out if don't want insert or remove a cookie
//!impl OutgoingConfig for MyCookie {
//!    // Configure the insert to any custom type
//!    type Insert = (String, i32);
//!    
//!    // In most cases, the default serialization should be sufficient. However, if needed,
//!    // you can customize the way the cookie value is serialized by implementing this method.
//!    fn serialize(values: Self::Insert) -> serde_json::Value {
//!        json!(
//!             format!("String: {} - i32: {}", values.0, values.1)
//!        )
//!    }
//!    
//!    // Set the appropriate attribute for the cookie, check `Attributes` for more details
//!    fn attributes<'c>() -> Attributes<'c> {
//!        Attributes::new().same_site(SameSite::Lax).http_only(false)
//!    }
//!}
//!// Once defined, you need to add these cookies in a collection struct and use derive macro to implement FromRequest
//!// Note: The macro only allows struct with either a single unnamed field or multiple named fields
//!#[derive(FromRequest)]
//!pub struct CookieCollection<'c>(Cookie<'c, MyCookie>);
//!
//!```
//! Now, your cookies can be accessed in request handlers by using `CookieCollection` as a parameter.
//!
//! If you would like to see an example, click [here](https://github.com/MSalah73/cookiebox/tree/master/examples).

mod attributes;
pub mod cookies;
mod middleware;
mod storage;

pub use attributes::Attributes;
pub use biscotti::{Expiration, Key, Processor, ProcessorConfig, SameSite, config, time};
pub use cookiebox_macros;
pub use middleware::CookieMiddleware;
pub use storage::Storage;