Django set cookie?

Question

HTTP Cookies

From the front :8080 I send a request to django :8000, in the response I try to create a cookie

from rest_framework.response import Response
def post(self,request):
    response = Response({"users": serializer.data})
    response.set_cookie(key='api_token', value=12,max_age=30, domain='127.0.0.1', secure=False, httponly=True,samesite='None')

The cookie arrives, but the cookie not set notification comes out, since samesite=None and Secure must be True, if I set Secure to True, then it requires https.
Is there any way to bypass these conditions?

Answer 1

In this case, most likely the cookie should be set not by the server, but by js on the client. Well, in general, if there is api_token, then authentication on tokens is implied, and it is better to do this not based on cookies, but through the header