Hoping to save people some time if they peek at the issues tab before using this. I wasted a good amount of time with this until I realized it was just broken.
This package is no longer maintained by anyone. It currently does not work for cross-site requests due to using an outdated version of the cookies library which doesn't support SameSite cookies. So if you have two origins (e.g. https://www.example.com and https://api.example.com) and you want to use this package for cookies: steer clear. If your entire site is served under a single origin this will still work for you.
Hoping to save people some time if they peek at the issues tab before using this. I wasted a good amount of time with this until I realized it was just broken.
This package is no longer maintained by anyone. It currently does not work for cross-site requests due to using an outdated version of the
cookieslibrary which doesn't supportSameSitecookies. So if you have two origins (e.g.https://www.example.comandhttps://api.example.com) and you want to use this package for cookies: steer clear. If your entire site is served under a single origin this will still work for you.There's actually a PR which fixes this huge issue here (but again, this is abandoned so it's likely not getting merged): https://github.com/mozilla/node-client-sessions/pull/142