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Session ​

ThreadFlow uses sessions to store data and state between requests.

Drivers ​

ThreadFlow supports the following session drivers:

Array ​

With the array driver, session data will be stored in memory for the current request. Usually, this is fine for testing purposes.

Cache ​

With the cache driver, session data will be stored in the cache. Laravel provides a variety of cache drivers, so make sure you have configured one before using it.

Eloquent ​

With the eloquent driver, session data will be stored in the database.

You need to run the php artisan threadflow:session-table command to create the necessary table.

Managing Session Data ​

You can manage session data using the session method:

set(string $key, mixed $data): void ​

You can store data in the session using the set method and retrieve it later:

php
public function answer(IncomingMessageInterface $message)
{
    $this->session()
        ->set('lastMessageText', $message->getText());
}

get(string $key, mixed $default = null): mixed ​

You can retrieve data from the session using the get method:

php
public function show()
{
    $lastMessageText = $this->session()
        ->get('lastMessageText', 'No messages yet');
}

all(): array ​

You can retrieve all data from the session using the all method:

php
public function show()
{
    $allData = $this->session()
        ->all();
}

delete(string $key): void ​

You can remove data from the session using the delete method:

php
public function answer(IncomingMessageInterface $message)
{
    $this->session()
        ->delete('lastMessageText');
}