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Types for cookie state management.
Cookie jars
By default HTTP is a mostly stateless protocol, but using cookies allow a server to request a client to persist specific state between requests. Isahc does not do this by default, but provides support for cookie state using a cookie jar, which can store a list of cookies in memory between requests and is responsible for keeping track of which cookies belong to which domains.
A cookie jar can be used on a per-request basis or for all requests sent via
a particular HTTP client. You can assign a cookie jar to a request or to a
client via the
Configurable::cookie_jar
extension method. If different cookie jars are assigned on both a request
and the client sending the request, the one assigned to the individual
request will take precedence.
The global default client instance does not have an assigned cookie jar.
Availability
This module is only available when the cookies
feature is enabled.
Structs
Cookie.Enums
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