NITRO COOKIES / REACT NATIVE
Native cookies.
One typed API.
Read, write, and manage native HTTP cookies. Use synchronous calls when you need a value now, or await WebKit and network operations.
iOS / Android / tvOS
TypeScript · Native storage · MIT licensed
01 / DIRECT
Sync when you need it
Read a stored value or build a request header with a direct JavaScript call.
02 / EXPLICIT
Know your cookie store
Choose Apple shared storage or the iOS WebKit store. Android uses CookieManager.
03 / TYPED
Keep the scope in view
Typed cookies, list results, and scoped deletion make domain and path choices explicit.
FROM JAVASCRIPT TO NATIVE
A cookie store.
A familiar API.
Write a session cookie, then build a header from stored cookies that match the request URL.
Read the request header guide →import NitroCookies from "react-native-nitro-cookies";
const url = "https://api.example.com";
await NitroCookies.set(url, {
name: "session",
value: "demo-token",
path: "/",
secure: true,
});
const header = NitroCookies.getCookieHeaderSync(url);
// After storage: session=demo-tokenTHE DOCUMENTATION
Start with what you need to do.
From your first cookie to the details that matter in production.
Store your first cookie
Install the native modules, rebuild your app, and verify a complete write and read.
Follow the tutorial →02 BUILD A FLOWConnect a WebView
Pick the right store and understand where your login cookie can be read.
Read the guide →03 LOOK IT UPFind an API
Check signatures, return values, platform support, and errors in one place.
Open the reference →Different platforms have different cookie stores. Check platform support →
View the source on GitHub ↗