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gun_cookies_list(3)

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Name

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gun_cookies_list - Cookie store backend: in-memory, per connection

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Description

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The gun_cookies_list module implements a cookie store backend that keeps all the cookie data in-memory and tied to a specific connection.

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It is possible to implement a custom backend on top of gun_cookies_list in order to add persistence or sharing properties.

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Exports

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This module implements the callbacks defined in gun_cookies(3).

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Types

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opts()

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opts() :: #{
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Cookie store backend options.

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There are currently no options available for this backend.

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Changelog

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  • 2.0: Module introduced. +
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Examples

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Open a connection with a cookie store configured
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{ok, ConnPid} = gun:open(Host, Port, #{
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See also

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gun(7), gun_cookies(3)

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