Not working with axios (chrome) but working with Postman

[Code-Crash]

Not working with axios (chrome) but working with Postman

[ahmedyounes]

I figured it out i think your issue will have the sample problem too ..
in proxy configuration make sure you are matching any path
with double ** not only *

const proxy = require("http-proxy-middleware");
module.exports = function(app) {
  app.use(proxy("/api/**", { // https://github.com/chimurai/http-proxy-middleware
    target: "http://localhost:5000",
    secure: false
  }));
};

[cloudhary]

Hey @Code-Crash, might this be of help?

[Code-Crash]

@cloudhary , Thanks for the help. let me test it and will get back to you in some time.

[ahmedyounes]

@Code-Crash you are right , just noticed the same and its working with postman ... trying what @cloudhary introduced

[unlucio]

@Code-Crash you need to pass {withCredentials: true} to axios:
axios[method](url, {withCredentials: true})

example:

axios.get('/test', {withCredentials: true}).then(console.log).catch(console.error);

otherwise axios is not going to carry the cookies with the request.

[Code-Crash]

@unlucio , Yes, I tried that too, but I was getting CORS issue, and I have enabled the CORS on the server side also all the required headers, not sure what I was doing wrong.

before posting the query over here, I already did Google and Stack Overflow and tried a bunch of approaches, but no luck.

I didn't had much time, so I switch back to my own approach, passing the session token in headers from local storage and validating the same in middleware.

Thanks for the help.

[Code-Crash]

@ahmedyounes Thanks for the hint, maybe I will try it once and will post here if the solutions work.

Thanks again! 👍

[HazratAliii]

Did you solve it? I'm having same issue

[Code-Crash]

@HazratAliii Yes, I was able to solve the issue, when we are talking about setting and getting the cookie, cors play an important role, please see if you are adding all the required details properly, as of now I'm not aware about your setup but if your server setup is in node with express, please see the below sample code:

/**
 * This method will help to set the cookie in response
 * @param {HttpResponseObject} res This is http response object on which we will apply the cookie
 * @param {string} token token to be applied on cookie
 * @param {string} domain for which domain we want to set the cookie
 */
const SetAccessTokenCookieInResponse = (res, token, domain) => {
  // Set the cookie in the response object
  logger.info('SetAccessTokenCookieInResponse - domain: ' + domain);
  const options = {
    maxAge: process.env.AUTH_SECRET_TOKEN_LIFE * 1000, // AUTH_SECRET_TOKEN_LIFE is in seconds, convert seconds to ms
    httpOnly: true,
    path: '/',
    secure: (process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV && process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV === 'local') ? false : true, // NOTE: while development on local, we need to pass secure:false and for any other env, it should be true
    domain: (process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV && process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV === 'local') ? 'localhost' : (process.env.AUTH_COOKIE_DOMAIN || domain), // domain name should be same, we can also use sub domain which is set in config
  };

  if (!process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV || process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV !== 'local') {
    options.sameSite = 'none';
  }

  res.cookie('your-cookie-name', token, options);
};
  
  

Also, make sure your headers are properly set as per CORS policy.

[HazratAliii]

I've solved it. Thank you so much for your kind gesture <3

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On Fri, 26 Aug 2022 at 11:04, Pravin Tiwari ***@***.***> wrote: @HazratAliii <https://github.com/HazratAliii> Yes, I was able to solve the issue, when we are talking about setting and getting the cookie, cors play an important role, please see if you are adding all the required details properly, as of now I'm not aware about your setup but if your server setup is in node with express, please see the below sample code: /** * This method will help to set the cookie in response * @param {HttpResponseObject} res This is http response object on which we will apply the cookie * @param {string} token token to be applied on cookie * @param {string} domain for which domain we want to set the cookie */const SetAccessTokenCookieInResponse = (res, token, domain) => { // Set the cookie in the response object logger.info('SetAccessTokenCookieInResponse - domain: ' + domain); const options = { maxAge: process.env.AUTH_SECRET_TOKEN_LIFE * 1000, // AUTH_SECRET_TOKEN_LIFE is in seconds, convert seconds to ms httpOnly: true, path: '/', secure: (process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV && process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV === 'local') ? false : true, // NOTE: while development on local, we need to pass secure:false and for any other env, it should be true domain: (process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV && process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV === 'local') ? 'localhost' : (process.env.AUTH_COOKIE_DOMAIN || domain), // domain name should be same, we can also use sub domain which is set in config }; if (!process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV || process.env.NODE_LOCAL_ENV !== 'local') { options.sameSite = 'none'; } res.cookie('your-cookie-name', token, options);}; Also, make sure your headers are properly set as per CORS policy. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#119 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AL2SRCIGLM5XGDA7JUGZMVLV3BF7FANCNFSM4G75CCDQ> . You are receiving this because you were mentioned.Message ID: ***@***.***>