>
> So, how can I make my Model class always aware of some specific controller
> state, like the session? It seems silly to pass the session id for every
> method, like this:
>
> $c->model->method1($id, $other, $parameters);
> $c->model->method2($id, $other, $parameters);
> $c->model->method3($id, $other, $parameters);
>
>
This is the correct way.
Is there a good way to ensure that the Model always has access to some
> controller state, without having to pass that state on every method call?
>
> Right now my solution is to use a hook:
>
> $self->app->hook(before_routes => sub {
> my $c = shift;
> $c->model->id($c->session('id')) if $c->session('id');
> });
>
>
This is wrong and a security issue, since it does not work with concurrent
requests and might even end up leaking information to the wrong user.
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