How to use Angular2 with ng2-cookie

I faced a similar problem. Solved it by doing following changes in system.config.js file and it worked -

1. Add ng2-cookies to map entry'ng2-cookies': 'node_modules/ng2-cookies'

2. Add ng2-cookies to packages entry'ng2-cookies':{ defaultExtension: 'js' }

Try this

Cookie.set('ticket_status', "hello");console.log(Cookie.get('ticket_status'));

We don't have method like:

setCookie and getCookie in Js classExtract from JS class    /**     * Retrieves a single cookie by it's name     *     * @param  {string} name Identification of the Cookie     * @returns The Cookie's value     */    public static get(name: string): string  {        if (Cookie.check(name)) {            name = encodeURIComponent(name);            let regexp = new RegExp('(?:^' + name + '|;\\s*' + name + ')=(.*?)(?:;|$)', 'g');            let result = regexp.exec(document.cookie);            return decodeURIComponent(result[1]);        } else {            return '';        }       }/**     * Save the Cookie     *     * @param  {string} name Cookie's identification     * @param  {string} value Cookie's value     * @param  {number} expires Cookie's expiration date in days from now. If it's undefined the cookie is a session Cookie     * @param  {string} path Path relative to the domain where the cookie should be avaiable. Default /     * @param  {string} domain Domain where the cookie should be avaiable. Default current domain     * @param  {boolean} secure If true, the cookie will only be available through a secured connection     */    public static set(name: string, value: string, expires?: number, path?: string, domain?: string, secure?: boolean) {        let cookieStr = encodeURIComponent(name) + '=' + encodeURIComponent(value) + ';';        if (expires) {            let dtExpires = new Date(new Date().getTime() + expires * 1000 * 60 * 60 * 24);            cookieStr += 'expires=' + dtExpires.toUTCString() + ';';        }        if (path) {            cookieStr += 'path=' + path + ';';        }        if (domain) {            cookieStr += 'domain=' + domain + ';';        }        if (secure) {            cookieStr += 'secure;';        }        // console.log(cookieStr);        document.cookie = cookieStr;    }

I think that you should add a map entry into your SystemJS configuration file. Something like that:

<script>  System.config({    defaultJSExtensions: true,    map: {      "ng2-cookies": 'node_modules/ng2-cookies'    },    packages: {      (...)    }  });</script>