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Say I have several get/post requests to several pages of the same website, and I will want to pass in the updated cookies all the time to the next session get/post. Do i need to keep typing

session.get('http://google.com',cookies=jar)

all the time? (Assuming jar is an already initialized cookiejar. I know the JavaScript (node) version has a method called 

requests.defaults()

what about python?

Thanks

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  • Which module are you using? urllib, requests? Commented Jun 14, 2017 at 6:28
  • I've looked at the requests code, and there is no method likerequests.defaults() in Node.js. In my case, I'm writing an SDK, and I wanted to have a way to set default headers during testing without having to change the core objects. Commented Oct 17, 2017 at 13:32

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To add default arguments, you can utilize python's dict and keyword argument functionality:

std_args = {"cookies": jar, "timeout": 5} session.get('http://google.com', **std_args) session.post(url, json=myjson, **std_args)
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