Cookie values incorrectly parsed

[Cyrelc]

Describe the bug
Cookie values are not correctly parsed

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Hit any backend that provides a CSRF or XSRF token including data such as an expiry date

Expected behavior
The key is parsed correctly, but the value grabs the entire string, including "Set-Cookie"... it should only grab the string after the key name

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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows11
• Browser N/A
• Version ^4.7.0

[sehnryr]

Hi, actually it's that's not a bug. The value you're printing is the result of the implicit method toString() (that outputs you the Set-Cookie header) you're doing when casting the value in the string.
CookieJar stores Cookie with its name as the key. What you should do instead to get the value of the cookie would be:

storedCookies.forEach((key, cookie) => {
	var value = cookie.value; // then do what you want with the value
});

[sehnryr]

Hit any backend that provides a CSRF or XSRF token including data such as an expiry date

Would that mean when you print another cookie it just gives you the value and not the header ?

[Cyrelc]

Ah you are correct, thank you I was concerned it was sending the entire string back as part of the header.

Laravel provides a new CSRF token with each request, they are constantly rotating, so I was looking for a package like yours that will keep them up to date, but haven't quite got it working yet. So far it seems like a good package, thank you for the effort

[sehnryr]

Laravel provides a new CSRF token with each request, they are constantly rotating, so I was looking for a package like yours that will keep them up to date, but haven't quite got it working yet.

I don't think there should be any issue with that, Requests must overwrite the cookie if the name is the same since the Map.addAll method does so.

requests/lib/src/requests.dart

Line 261 in e5192e9

storedCookies.addAll(responseCookies);