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How to help Node.js "eat" cookies?
I'm testing the frontend.
Some requests require authorization. Authorization is based on sessions, that is, you log in through the browser by sending a "login / pass" pair to the server, if the server approves, then in response it sends you a cookie - the session identifier, and all subsequent requests go through "credentials:include" and the server determines the user as logged in.
Problems arise in testing these queries. Since I use jest, I assume that these requests are executed by the local Node.js installed on the computer, and of course it simply does not accept this cookie - the session identifier from the server, and although the authorization is successful, the server responds to all subsequent requests "You need to authorize".
What can be done?
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