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primus-headless-cookie

A monkey-patch around http for headless Primus.createSocket to handle sticky sessions & cookies

1.0.0

MIT

JavaScript

Installations

npm install primus-headless-cookie

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

No

Module System

CommonJS

Node Version

4.2.2

NPM Version

3.9.3 Pull Requests

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JavaScript

JavaScript (100%)

Developer

necccc

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MIT License

3 Commits

1 Watchers

1 Branches

1 Contributors

Updated on Jul 04, 2016

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.0.0

Package Id

primus-headless-cookie@1.0.0

Size

2.60 kB

NPM Version

3.9.3

Node Version

4.2.2

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primus-headless-cookie

A monkey-patch around http for headless Primus.createSocket to handle sticky sessions & cookies. Result of issue #452 at primus

Usage

var Primus = require('primus');
var primusHsCookies = require('primus-headless-cookie');

var Socket = Primus.createSocket({ transformer: transformer, parser: parser }),
    url = primusHsCookies('http://localhost:8080'),
    client = new Socket(url);

How

It basically adds a unique ID to every url used in sockets, based on this ID, it keeps a register to read Set-Cookie headers and put them back to each outgoing request. This workaround solves the problem with loadbalancers, like haproxy, which commonly uses cookies for sticky sessions.

No vulnerabilities found.

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Score

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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