NAME

HTTP::Session - simple session

SYNOPSIS

    use HTTP::Session;
    my $session = HTTP::Session->new(
        store   => HTTP::Session::Store::Memcached->new(
            memd => Cache::Memcached->new({
                servers => ['127.0.0.1:11211'],
            }),
        ),
        state   => HTTP::Session::State::Cookie->new(
            name => 'foo_sid'
        ),
        request => $c->req,
    );

DESCRIPTION

Yet another session manager.

easy to integrate with PSGI =)

METHODS

my $session = HTTP::Session->new(store => $store, state => $state, request => $req)

This method creates new instance of HTTP::Session.

"store" is instance of HTTP::Session::Store::*.

"state" is instance of HTTP::Session::State::*.

"request" is duck typed object."request" object should have "header", "address", "param". You can use PSGI's $env instead.

$session->html_filter($html)

filtering HTML

$session->redirect_filter($url)

filtering redirect URL

$session->header_filter($res)

filtering header

$session->response_filter($res)

filtering response. this method runs html_filter, redirect_filter and header_filter.

$res should be PSGI's response array, instance of HTTP::Response, or HTTP::Engine::Response.

$session->keys()

keys of session.

$session->get(key)

get session item

$session->set(key, val)

set session item

$session->remove(key)

remove item.

$session->as_hashref()

session as hashref.

$session->expire()

expire the session

$session->regenerate_session_id([$delete_old])

regenerate session id.remove old one when $delete_old is true value.

$session->finalize()

commit the session data.

CLEANUP SESSION

Some storage doesn't care the old session data.Please call $store->cleanup( $min ); manually.

AUTHOR

Tokuhiro Matsuno <tokuhirom AAJKLFJEF GMAIL COM>

THANKS TO

    kazuhooku
    amachang
    walf443
    yappo
    nekokak

REPOSITORY

I use github. repo url is here <http://github.com/tokuhirom/http-session/tree/master>

SEE ALSO

Catalyst::Plugin::Session, Sledge::Session

LICENSE

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.