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HTTP::Session2::Base(3) |
User Contributed Perl Documentation |
HTTP::Session2::Base(3) |
HTTP::Session2 - Abstract base class for HTTP::Session2
This is an abstract base class for HTTP::Session2.
- "my $session = HTTP::Session2::*->new(%args)"
- Create new instance.
- hmac_function: CodeRef
- This module uses HMAC to sign the session data. You can choice HMAC
function for security enhancements and performance tuning.
Default:
"\&Digest::SHA::sha1_hex"
- session_cookie: HashRef
- Options for session cookie. For more details, please look Cookie::Baker.
Default:
+{
httponly => 1,
secure => 0,
name => 'hss_session',
path => '/',
},
- xsrf_cookie: HashRef
- HTTP::Session2 generates 2 cookies. One is for session, other is for XSRF
token. This parameter configures parameters for XSRF token cookie. For
more details, please look Cookie::Baker.
Default:
+{
httponly => 0,
secure => 0,
name => 'XSRF-TOKEN',
path => '/',
},
Note: "httponly" flag should
be false. Because this parameter should be readable from JavaScript. And
it does not decrease security.
- "$session->get($key: Str)"
- Get a value from session.
- "$session->set($key: Str, $value:Any)"
- Set a value to session. This means you can set any Serializable data to
the storage.
- "$session->remove($key: Str)"
- Remove the value from session.
- "$session->validate_xsrf_token($token: Str)"
-
my $token = $req->header('X-XSRF-TOKEN') || $req->param('XSRF-TOKEN');
unless ($session->validate_xsrf_token($token)) {
return Plack::Response->new(
403,
[],
'Missing XSRF token'
);
}
Validate XSRF token. If the XSRF token is valid, return true.
False otherwise.
- "$session->xsrf_token()"
- Get a XSRF token in string.
- "$session->finalize_plack_response($res:
Plack::Response)"
- Finalize cookie headers and inject it to Plack::Response instance.
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