🍪 Cookie-Edit

Cookie-Edit is a lightweight, professional CLI tool built for developers to manage, test, and analyze HTTP cookies. Designed with a clean modular architecture, it's perfect for debugging APIs and testing web sessions directly from your terminal or Termux.

✨ Features

• Centralized Management: Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) cookies in a local JSON store.
• Smart Grouping: Organize and view cookies automatically grouped by their domain.
• Health Tracking: Monitor cookie expiration with real-time "Live" vs "Expired" status indicators.
• Request Engine: Send GET/POST requests and automatically capture new cookies from server responses.
• Curl Integration: Instantly generate --cookie strings for use in external terminal commands.
• Deep Analytics: View statistics on your cookie jar, including Secure and HttpOnly flags.
• One-Click Cleanup: Quickly wipe all expired cookies to keep your workspace clean.

📂 Project Structure

Cookie-Edit/
├── main.py              # Application entry point
├── network/             # HTTP request and capture logic
├── core/                # Data management and cookie health logic
├── utils/               # Table rendering, JSON I/O, and logging
├── config/              # Path and environment settings
└── data/                # Local storage (cookies.json)

🚀 Getting Started

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Jenderal92/Cookie-Edit.git
cd Cookie-Edit

2. Install dependencies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Run the tool:

python main.py

🛠 Usage

• Testing APIs: Use the HTTP Request menu to see how a server interacts with your current cookies.
• Debugging: Check the "Health" status to ensure your session hasn't timed out during testing.
• Migration: Export your session as a Curl string to continue testing in other professional tools.

🛡 Security

Cookie-Edit stores data locally in data/cookies.json. To protect your session data, the data/ directory is included in .gitignore to prevent it from being uploaded to public repositories.