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sweet-cookie-cli

v1.0.0

Published

Extract cookies from local browsers and inject into automation tools

Readme

sweet-cookie-cli

Extract cookies from local browsers (via sweet-cookie) and output them in various formats for use with automation tools like agent-browser.

Installation

npm install -g sweet-cookie-cli

Or run directly:

npx sweet-cookie-cli --url https://example.com/

Usage

# Extract cookies as JSON (default)
sweet-cookie-cli --url https://example.com/

# Extract as Cookie header string
sweet-cookie-cli --url https://example.com/ --format header

# Extract as agent-browser commands
sweet-cookie-cli --url https://example.com/ --format agent-browser

# Inject directly into a running agent-browser session
sweet-cookie-cli --url https://example.com/ --inject-agent-browser

# Dry run — print agent-browser commands without executing
sweet-cookie-cli --url https://example.com/ --inject-agent-browser --dry-run

Options

| Option | Description | Default | |--------|-------------|---------| | --url <url> | Target URL (required) | — | | --browser <name> | Browser: chrome, edge, firefox, safari | all | | --names <n1,n2> | Only extract specific cookie names | all | | --chrome-profile <name> | Chrome profile name | Default | | --format <fmt> | Output format: json, header, agent-browser | json | | --inject-agent-browser | Inject cookies into a running agent-browser session | false | | --dry-run | With --inject-agent-browser, print commands only | false | | --verbose | Show warnings and details | false |

Output Formats

json — Playwright-compatible cookie array with normalized domains:

[
  {
    "name": "session",
    "value": "abc123",
    "domain": ".example.com",
    "path": "/",
    "secure": true,
    "httpOnly": true,
    "expires": 1800000000
  }
]

header — Single-line Cookie header value:

session=abc123; csrf=xyz789

agent-browser — Executable command sequence:

agent-browser cookies set session abc123 --domain .example.com --path / --secure --httpOnly --expires 1800000000

Injecting into agent-browser

Start an agent-browser session first, then inject:

agent-browser open about:blank
sweet-cookie-cli --url https://example.com/ --inject-agent-browser
agent-browser open https://example.com/

Note: cookies are set with --domain so they can be injected before navigating to the target URL.

Domain Normalization

Browsers internally store cookies for root domains without a dot prefix (e.g., example.com). However, in the Playwright/CDP cookie API, example.com means exact match only — it won't match www.example.com or api.example.com.

This tool normalizes domains by adding a . prefix to root domains (e.g., example.com.example.com) so cookies match all subdomains, which is the standard browser behavior. Cookies already on a subdomain (e.g., www.example.com) or single-label hosts (e.g., localhost) are kept as-is.

Development

npm install
npm run build     # Compile TypeScript
npm test          # Run unit tests
npm run dev -- --url https://example.com/   # Run without building

License

MIT