Struct CookieBuilder

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pub struct CookieBuilder {
    pub name: String,
    pub value: String,
    pub expires: Option<String>,
    pub max_age: Option<i64>,
    pub domain: Option<String>,
    pub path: Option<String>,
    pub secure: Option<bool>,
    pub http_only: Option<bool>,
    pub same_site: Option<String>,
}

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Builder for constructing HTTP cookies.

Provides methods to set various cookie attributes like expiration, domain, path, and security flags before building the final cookie string.

Fields§

§name: String

Cookie name identifier.

§value: String

Cookie value content.

§expires: Option<String>

Optional expiration date/time string.

§max_age: Option<i64>

Optional maximum age in seconds.

§domain: Option<String>

Optional domain scope for the cookie.

§path: Option<String>

Optional path scope for the cookie.

§secure: Option<bool>

Optional flag indicating secure (HTTPS-only) transmission.

§http_only: Option<bool>

Optional flag preventing JavaScript access.

§same_site: Option<String>

Optional SameSite policy setting.

Implementations§

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impl CookieBuilder

Implementation for CookieBuilder.

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pub fn new<N, V>(name: N, value: V) -> CookieBuilder
where N: AsRef<str>, V: AsRef<str>,

Creates a new cookie builder instance.

§Arguments

N - The cookie name, which requires the AsRef<str> bound.
V - The cookie value, which requires the AsRef<str> bound.

§Returns

CookieBuilder - A new builder instance.

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pub fn parse<C>(cookie: C) -> CookieBuilder
where C: AsRef<str>,

Parses a Set-Cookie header string into a CookieBuilder.

This method takes a Set-Cookie header string and extracts the various attributes of a cookie, populating a CookieBuilder instance.

A name that is not a token and a value that carries a control byte are refused, because RFC 6265 Section 4.1.1 admits neither in a cookie pair, and a name that carries a separator would turn the rest of the name into an attribute. An attribute whose value carries a control byte or a semicolon is skipped rather than kept, for the same reason.

§Arguments

C - The Set-Cookie header string to parse, which requires the AsRef<str> bound.

§Returns

A CookieBuilder instance populated with the parsed cookie attributes.

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pub fn set_expires<E>(&mut self, expires: E) -> &mut CookieBuilder
where E: AsRef<str>,

Sets the expiration date for the cookie.

§Arguments

E - The expiration date, which requires the AsRef<str> bound.

§Returns

The CookieBuilder instance for method chaining.

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pub fn set_max_age<M>(&mut self, max_age: M) -> &mut CookieBuilder
where M: Into<i64>,

Sets the maximum age for the cookie in seconds.

§Arguments

M - The maximum age in seconds, which requires the Into<i64> bound.

§Returns

The CookieBuilder instance for method chaining.

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pub fn set_domain<D>(&mut self, domain: D) -> &mut CookieBuilder
where D: AsRef<str>,

Sets the domain for the cookie.

§Arguments

D - The domain for the cookie, which requires the AsRef<str> bound.

§Returns

The CookieBuilder instance for method chaining.

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pub fn set_path<T>(&mut self, path: T) -> &mut CookieBuilder
where T: AsRef<str>,

Sets the path for the cookie.

§Arguments

T - The path for the cookie, which requires the AsRef<str> bound.

§Returns

The CookieBuilder instance for method chaining.

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pub fn secure(&mut self) -> &mut CookieBuilder

Sets the Secure flag for the cookie.

This flag indicates that the cookie should only be transmitted over secure (HTTPS) connections.

§Returns

The CookieBuilder instance for method chaining.

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pub fn http_only(&mut self) -> &mut CookieBuilder

Sets the HttpOnly flag for the cookie.

This flag prevents client-side JavaScript from accessing the cookie.

§Returns

The CookieBuilder instance for method chaining.

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pub fn disable_secure(&mut self) -> &mut CookieBuilder

Explicitly disables the Secure flag for the cookie.

This method explicitly sets the Secure flag to false, which may be useful for overriding default secure settings or for testing purposes.

§Returns

The CookieBuilder instance for method chaining.

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pub fn disable_http_only(&mut self) -> &mut CookieBuilder

Explicitly disables the HttpOnly flag for the cookie.

This method explicitly sets the HttpOnly flag to false, which may be useful for overriding default HttpOnly settings or for testing purposes.

§Returns

The CookieBuilder instance for method chaining.

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pub fn set_same_site<T>(&mut self, same_site: T) -> &mut CookieBuilder
where T: AsRef<str>,

Sets the SameSite policy for the cookie.

§Arguments

T - The SameSite policy, which requires the AsRef<str> bound.

§Returns

The CookieBuilder instance for method chaining.

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pub fn build(&self) -> String

Builds the cookie string according to the Set-Cookie header format.

The name, the value and every attribute are checked against the grammar of RFC 6265 Section 4.1.1 first, so a value that carries a control byte cannot end the header line and turn the rest of the cookie into a second header. A cookie that fails the check is not emitted at all, which is safer than emitting a truncated one.

§Returns

String - A formatted cookie string ready to be sent in a Set-Cookie header.

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pub fn try_build(&self) -> Result<String, CookieError>

Builds the cookie string, reporting why a cookie may not be built.

The name, the value and every attribute are checked against the grammar of RFC 6265 Section 4.1.1. A name that is not a token would end early and turn the rest of it into an attribute, a value that carries a control byte would end the header line, and an attribute that carries a semicolon would start another attribute.