CookieStore: set() method

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The set() method of the CookieStore interface sets a cookie with the given name and value or options object.

Syntax

set(name, value)
set(options)

Parameters

This method requires one of the following:

• name Optional
  • : A string with the name of the cookie.
• value Optional
  • : A string with the value of the cookie.

Or

• options Optional
  • : An object containing:
    • domain Optional
      • : A string containing the domain of the cookie. Defaults to null.
    • expires Optional
      • : A timestamp, given as Unix time in milliseconds, containing the expiration date of the cookie. Defaults to null.
    • maxAge Optional
      • : A number representing the number of seconds until the cookie expires. A zero or negative number will expire the cookie immediately. If both expires and maxAge are set, the set() call fails with a TypeError. Defaults to null.
    • name
      • : A string with the name of a cookie.
    • partitioned Optional
      • : A boolean value that defaults to false. If set to true, the set cookie will be a partitioned cookie. See Cookies Having Independent Partitioned State (CHIPS) for more information.
    • path Optional
      • : A string containing the path of the cookie. Defaults to /.
    • sameSite Optional
      • : One of the following SameSite values: "strict", "lax", or "none".
    • value
      • : A string with the value of the cookie.

[!NOTE] While the values can be set here and will be used internally, some browsers will only return name and value options from get() and getAll().

Return value

A Promise that resolves with undefined when setting the cookie completes.

Exceptions

• SecurityError DOMException
  • : Thrown if the origin can not be serialized to a URL.
• TypeError
  • : Thrown if:
    • Both the expires and maxAge properties are set.
    • Setting the cookie with the given name and value or options fails in any other way.

Examples

Setting a cookie with name and value

This example sets a cookie by passing a name and value of “cookie1” and “cookie1-value”, respectively. The other properties of the cookie are set with default values, as defined in the options parameter.

The code first waits for the cookie to be set: as this operation can fail, the operation is performed in a try...catch block and any errors are logged to the console. It then gets and logs the cookie that was just set.

async function cookieTest() {
  // Set cookie: passing name and value
  try {
    await cookieStore.set("cookie1", "cookie1-value");
  } catch (error) {
    console.log(`Error setting cookie1: ${error}`);
  }

  // Get the cookie and log its values
  const cookie = await cookieStore.get("cookie1");
  console.log(cookie);
}

Setting a cookie with options

This example sets a cookie by passing an options object with name, value, expires, and partitioned.

The code first waits for the cookie to be set: as this operation can fail, the operation is performed in a try...catch block and any errors are logged to the console. It then gets and logs the cookie that was just set.

async function cookieTest() {
  const day = 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000;
  const cookieName = "cookie2";
  try {
    // Set cookie: passing options
    await cookieStore.set({
      name: cookieName,
      value: `${cookieName}-value`,
      expires: Date.now() + day,
      partitioned: true,
    });
  } catch (error) {
    log(`Error setting ${cookieName}: ${error}`);
    console.log(error);
  }

  // Log the new cookie
  const cookie = await cookieStore.get(cookieName);
  console.log(cookie);
}

Specifications

Browser compatibility