Handle multiple cookie values #2
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request cookies - if multiple - are sent separated by ; (semicolon), and they can have arbitrary whitspace around them. This commit adds the support for handling multiple cookies and finding the one with name `session_layer.cookie_name`.
| .map(|cookie| cookie.trim()) | ||
| .filter_map(|cookie| Cookie::parse_encoded(cookie).ok()) | ||
| .filter(|cookie| cookie.name() == session_layer.cookie_name) | ||
| .find_map(|cookie| self.layer.verify_signature(cookie.value()).ok()) |
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Did not know about find_map; neat!
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Fixes: #1
Request cookies - if multiple - are sent separated by ; (semicolon), and they can have arbitrary whitespace around them.
This PR adds the support for handling multiple cookies and finding the one with name
session_layer.cookie_name.Based on my (not too exhaustive) testing it works fine. I'm not sure the style could be improved.