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Here are some ways to store and manage cookies in React:

In React, you can use the browser's native cookie API or a third-party library to store and manage cookies. Here are some steps to store and manage cookies in React:

Install a cookie library: You can use a library like "js-cookie" or "universal-cookie" to work with cookies in React. To install a cookie library, use the following command:

npm install js-cookie
   or
npm install universal-cookie

Import the cookie library: In your component file, import the cookie library that you installed using the following syntax:

import Cookies from 'js-cookie';
   or
import { Cookies } from 'universal-cookie';

Set a cookie: To set a cookie, use the set method provided by the cookie library. The bash syntax is as follows:

Cookies.set('name', 'value');

The first parameter is the name of the cookie and the second parameter is its value. You can also provide additional options such as the expiration time, domain, and path.

Get a cookie: To get the value of a cookie, use the get method provided by the cookie library. The csharp syntax is as follows:

Cookies.get('name');

The parameter is the name of the cookie. The method will return the value of the cookie if it exists, or undefined if it does not.



Remove a cookie: To remove a cookie, use the remove method provided by the cookie library. The csharp syntax is as follows:

Cookies.remove('name');

The parameter is the name of the cookie. This method will remove the cookie from the browser.

Use cookies in your component: You can use cookies in your component by calling the methods provided by the cookie library. For example:

import React, { useEffect } from 'react';
import Cookies from 'js-cookie';

const MyComponent = () => {
  useEffect(() => {
    // Set a cookie when the component mounts
    Cookies.set('myCookie', 'myValue');
    
    // Get the value of a cookie
    const myCookieValue = Cookies.get('myCookie');
    console.log(myCookieValue); // Output: "myValue"
    
    // Remove a cookie
    Cookies.remove('myCookie');
  }, []);
  
  return (
    <div>My Component</div>
  );
};

export default MyComponent;


In this example, we use the "useEffect" hook to set a cookie when the component mounts, get the value of the cookie, and remove the cookie.
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