update import <CookiesProvider>

[lidforce]

update the CookiesProvider import, the default import in VSCode is as follows:

import { CookiesProvider } from "next-client-cookies";

and the import is considered deprecated. The readme says that you should specify import { CookiesProvider } from "next-client-cookies/server";

it took me a long time to figure out why the console was constantly displaying

⨯ node_modules\next-client-cookies\dist\hook.js (44:0) @ eval
 ⨯ Error: Missing <CookiesProvider>
    at CreateUserPage (./src/app/admin/create-user/page.tsx:67:84)
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Because of my inattention in the readme, I didn't understand what caused the error.

[moshest]

It's not clear what's the actionable item here. Can you explain?

The docs are up to date. Are you saying we need to update the error message?

[lidforce]

I think it would be worth adding, when trying to import a component, to have it immediately imported from next-client-cookies/server instead of next-client-cookies as it is now.

[IgorCassolli]

Hi, someone can help me with this error?

[moshest]

@LidForce I think it will be solved on the next version, when we remove support for deprecated objects. I agree it would be better to just use a different name and avoid this confusion.

For now, I would update the error message to be:

Missing `<CookiesProvider>` from "next-client-cookies/server"

[moshest]

@IgorCassolli I'm afraid it's not relevant for this issue. Please check our demo folder for a working example and use StackOverflow for bugs on your setup. If you still think there is a bug on this library please open a new issue.

[moshest]

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