I find this project interesting. Can you explain why not to use tiny-cookie directly? What are the benefits of using Vue plugin?

It would be great if the answers could be added to the README.

Hi i have a scenario where i have to create a cookie with the current hostname as domain, but it's adding an extra dot(.) before the hostname.

let domain = location.hostname
window.$cookies.set('name', 'value', '12h', '/', domain)

Ex: expected domain for cookie: abc.google.com actual domain name set in cookie .abc.google.com

Thanks.

I want to set a cookie in vuex's mutations.js file,

but when I use 'Vue.cookie' directly, there was an error occurred:

TypeError: WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_0_vue.default.cookie is not a function

Hi, I am passing a cookie to the browser from my backend, it shows up on the browser cookie extension just fine, but this.$cookie.get('my-cookie') returns null.. any thoughts? and the cookie is not expired.

Hi,

I noticed you use the isInteger function on line 13. But this is not supported by all browsers like IE11 and older. Is it maybe possible to adjust to make it browser compatible?

possible solution:

Number.isInteger = Number.isInteger || function(value) {
    return typeof value === "number" && 
           isFinite(value) && 
           Math.floor(value) === value;
};

In my project, cross-domain Settings are set in the background, when I send a axios request, I need to set an extra cookie, but it can't be effective.

import Vue from "vue"; import VueCookies from 'vue-cookies'; import App from "./App.vue"; import router from "./router"; import store from "./store"; import Axios from "axios"; import Api from "./index"; import ElementUI from "element-ui"; import "element-ui/lib/theme-chalk/index.css";

Vue.config.productionTip = false; Vue.use(VueCookies) Vue.use(ElementUI); Vue.prototype.$http = Api; new Vue({ VueCookies, router, store, Axios, ElementUI, render: h => h(App) }).$mount("#app");

i am using vue-cookie in my project, the cookie is set but when i use in the main.js console.log(this.$cookie.get("test"))

i get the following error ..... any thoughts? Cannot read property '$cookie' of undefined Although this.$cookie.get("test") works in the components without any issue

TIA

Hi, the error said, "document is not defined" for VueCookie.get('username') when I don't store any session so, how to check the session first?

I'm using this library to store OAuth tokens and I want to set the expiration time of my access_token as the expires_in response, but it is in timestamp.

Could you provide a way of pass the timestamp and get the cookie saved with it as expiration time?

I'm having the following problem: When I create a cookie by Vue.$cookies.set('example', "user=myself") The stored cookie becomes user%3Dmyself, but I want it to be exactly as user=myself, that is, they are being encoded. Is there any option avaiable so that the cookies are not encoded?

Hi there! I'm totally new with Vue and front-end in general (I'm backend java developer :smile:) therefore I might ask dumb questions, but I'm trying to build a simple Vue app with Vuex and cookie as security token. What I'm currently have: main.js:

...
import Vue from "vue";
import vueCookie from "vue-cookies";
...

Vue.component(...);

Vue.use(vueCookie);
new Vue({
  el: "#app",
  router,
  store,
  template: "<App/>",
  components: {App}
}); 

auth.js:

import Vue from "vue";
...

const state = {
  token: this.$cookie.get('token') || "",
  ...
};

/// other auth code

When I run my app I get 'Cannot read property '$cookie' of undefined' at Vue.prototype.$cookie.get('token') line. What I'm doint wrong?

I want to set an JSON javascript object in the cookie: this.$cookie.set('test', JSON.stringify(this.json), 1);

Unfortunately, the cookie is not set. What am I doing wrong?