Document.cookie may be used, the property is readable and writable, read is not read all of the provided cookie HttpOnly returned as a string, a write is to write a cookie to document.cookie, it is noted that additional write not covered, but can only write a cookie specific example is as follows:
document.cookie = 'fontSize=14; ' + 'expires=' + someDate.toGMTString() + '; ' + 'path=/subdirectory; ' + 'domain=*.example.com';
note:
1. Path property must be an absolute path, the default is the current path;
2. Domain attribute values must be part of the current send the cookie domain name;
3. Max-Age attribute value is in seconds;
4. the Expires attribute value is a date time string UTC format can convert Date.prototype.toUTCString ();