Open jjjrmy opened 2 years ago
If you were to do like Session:find(session()->getId()), I think that is 2 queries?
Indeed.
Is there an easier way?
You could use the session cookie ID from the request()
. It's usually encrypted by app/Http/Middleware/EncryptCookies.php
but if you put your cookie name (config('session.cookie')
) in the $except
array, you see that the cookie value === sessions
table id
.
Sessions Table:
Chrome Developer Tools, Tab "Application", under "Storage/Cookies":
When I try Session::create([...]) it doesn't add anything.
Because that's not the way you're supposed to create sessions ;-) But feel free to extend the model and add $guarded = []
if you would like to create sessions this way.
Because that's not the way you're supposed to create sessions ;-) But feel free to extend the model and add $guarded = [] if you would like to create sessions this way.
It was more for Database Testing, I see your point though. Would that be an accepted PR?
I made some changes with a modified database session driver, instead you can do:
protected function getQuery() {
return new \App\Models\Session;
}
And that way you can return the entire model with some additions to the helper function like session()->model()
Would this be an accepted PR?
Is there an example for retrieving the model? If you were to do like
Session:find(session()->getId())
, I think that is 2 queries? Is there an easier way?Also it doesn't seem that the Session model is fillable? When I try
Session::create([...])
it doesn't add anything.