#ifndef EL__COOKIES_COOKIES_H
#define EL__COOKIES_COOKIES_H

#include "main/module.h"
#include "main/object.h"
#include "protocol/uri.h"
#include "util/string.h"
#include "util/time.h"

struct listbox_item;

enum cookies_accept {
	COOKIES_ACCEPT_NONE,
	COOKIES_ACCEPT_ASK,
	COOKIES_ACCEPT_ALL
};

struct cookie_server {
	OBJECT_HEAD(struct cookie_server);

	struct listbox_item *box_item;
	unsigned char host[1]; /* Must be at end of struct. */
};

struct cookie {
	OBJECT_HEAD(struct cookie);

	unsigned char *name, *value;
	unsigned char *path, *domain;

	struct cookie_server *server;	/* The host the cookie originated from */
	time_t expires;			/* Expiration time. Zero means undefined */
	int secure;			/* Did it have 'secure' attribute */

	/* This is indeed maintained by cookies.c, not dialogs.c; much easier
	 * and simpler. */
	struct listbox_item *box_item;
};

void accept_cookie(struct cookie *);
void done_cookie(struct cookie *);
void delete_cookie(struct cookie *);
void set_cookie(struct uri *, unsigned char *);
void load_cookies(void);
void save_cookies(void);
void set_cookies_dirty(void);

/* Note that the returned value points to a static structure and thus the
 * string will be overwritten at the next call time. The string source
 * itself is dynamically allocated, though. */
struct string *send_cookies(struct uri *uri);

extern struct module cookies_module;

#endif