Closed dakipro closed 7 years ago
Hi @dakipro I didn't get it, the Cookie.set method already have the secure
parameter.
You can see it here
yeah, sorry if I am confused a bit, still new to the angular/npm world.
I installed the extension with "npm install ng2-cookies" in default angular-cli installation, and when I tried to use it Visual Studio Code and while compiling I got the error that parameter is missing in ng2-cookies/src/services/cookie.d.ts (notice the cookie.d.ts)
I then added the last parameter to the line 27, so from
static set(name: string, value: string, expires?: number, path?: string, domain?: string): void;
it become
static set(name: string, value: string, expires?: number, path?: string, domain?: string, secure?: boolean): void;
everything was fine... not sure if this has something with the extension to do, or with npm or perhaps with my isntallation, but editing the cookie.d.ts helped
Which version has this fix? I'm pulling the version 1.0.3 and I don't see the fix there. But I do see that it is fixed in master branch.
the "fix" is not tested yet, I just implemented it locally and it sort of works but I am not sure about how to properly test it so I didn't made a pull request yet
Hi @carcamano , I think we missed the publication of version in which secure parameter is implemented... could you fix it? As I'm using it installing from github itself, I didn't notice the problem.
v0.1.4 has the parameter.
Hi, could you perhaps update src/services/cookie.d.ts so that it supports Secure parameter? (not yet sure how to "properly" fix it myself, i would have asked for pull request myself) Thanks for the script btw!