how to get response cookies ?

[blogwy]

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[spaledk]

I have the same problem. Tell me, has anyone found a way to get cookies from a request?
I tried the same way as @edis-v . That didn't work

[LeonAlvarez]

const {headers}  =  await got(url)

const cookies =  headers['set-cookie'].reduce((cookies: any, c: string) => {
  const [key, val] = c.split(';')[0].split('=');
  cookies[key] = val;

  return cookies;
}, {});

[sindresorhus]

You can access cookies through the set-cookie header in the response:

const response = await got('https://example.com');
const cookies = response.headers['set-cookie'];

console.log(cookies); // Array of cookie strings

If you need to parse them into a more useable format, you can do something like:

const {headers} = await got('https://example.com');
const cookieStrings = headers['set-cookie'] || [];

const cookies = cookieStrings.reduce((acc, cookie) => {
	const [keyValue] = cookie.split(';');
	const [key, value] = keyValue.split('=');
	acc[key] = value;
	return acc;
}, {});

console.log(cookies); // {cookieName: 'cookieValue', ...}

For more advanced cookie handling (like preserving cookies accross requests), you might want to use a cookie jar library like tough-cookie, which Got supports through the cookieJar option.