Hi everybody,
Am 29.09.2022 um 22:31 schrieb Paul Dragoonis:
Maybe dont couple it to PSR-7 tho.
That means people have to use and adopt 2 standards to use 1. Keep it
independent.
We thought about this before, and we realised this wasnt the best idea.
Keep up the energy 💪 looking forward to seeing the progress.
Many thanks,
Paul
I understand from what I have read that the coupling between the
middleware interface and the session interface itself comes from the
original problem they wanted to solve.
At least that is my interpretation. Mind the subject line of this
discussion.
While a common session interface (or session handler interface, that's
quite a debate) is beneficial by itself, it still leaves room for
incompatibility in PSR-7 messages in PSR-15 context.
If the guiding question is "How does a HTTP middleware access and query
a session", then this gap makes sense to address. It could be as little
as "a middleware consuming the session SHOULD retrieve it from a request
attribute named 'PSR\Session'. A missing session object SHOULD ..." -
treat this as a lorem ipsum.
Just thinking.
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