Module has no exported member REQUEST. Is the documentation outdated for SSR?

[AhsanAyaz]

Describe the bug

The Readme says that we should import this:

import { REQUEST as SSR_REQUEST } from 'ngx-cookie-service-ssr'

However, it throws the error:

Steps to Reproduce

Install the latest package, paste the line in server.ts:

import { REQUEST as SSR_REQUEST } from 'ngx-cookie-service-ssr'

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Expected behaviour

I would assume the library exports REQUEST.
If not, the documentation probably needs to be updated.

What version of the library you see this issue?

19.1.2

What version of Angular are you using?

Angular 19

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[pavankjadda]

Updated the README.md

[kewur]

I might be wrong but on this line here you're injecting the type REQUEST from angular/core

https://github.com/stevermeister/ngx-cookie-service/blob/master/projects/ngx-cookie-service-ssr/src/lib/ssr-cookie.service.ts#L2

However, on the readme we're using the string 'REQUEST' instead, which doesnt actually bind to the cookies. So my cookies are actually empty in ssr (because it's looking at the wrong thing) when I use string 'REQUEST' however if I use the type, then it crashes with

TypeError: this.request?.headers.get is not a function
    at t.check 

I've confirmed that ssr gets the cookies by printing

console.log('Cookies on SSR:', req.headers.cookie);

and I'm at the same time on my AuthGuard printing .getAll() from my ngx-cookies-ssr service which returns empty

{}

Is it possible there's a bug here or am I setting this up incorrectly. The way on the readme def doesnt work for me, and if I go by the code then I get a crash on Angular 19. This wasnt crashing in Angular 18 mind you

[pavankjadda]

I might be wrong but on this line here you're injecting the type REQUEST from angular/core

https://github.com/stevermeister/ngx-cookie-service/blob/master/projects/ngx-cookie-service-ssr/src/lib/ssr-cookie.service.ts#L2

However, on the readme we're using the string 'REQUEST' instead, which doesnt actually bind to the cookies. So my cookies are actually empty in ssr (because it's looking at the wrong thing) when I use string 'REQUEST' however if I use the type, then it crashes with

TypeError: this.request?.headers.get is not a function
    at t.check 

I've confirmed that ssr gets the cookies by printing

console.log('Cookies on SSR:', req.headers.cookie);

and I'm at the same time on my AuthGuard printing .getAll() from my ngx-cookies-ssr service which returns empty

{}

Is it possible there's a bug here or am I setting this up incorrectly. The way on the readme def doesnt work for me, and if I go by the code then I get a crash on Angular 19. This wasnt crashing in Angular 18 mind you

Could you share a stack blitz example?