On 2026-08-18 10:12, Henrik Skov wrote:
Hi list !
Just got an idea:
params COOKIE_PARAMS {
time() + 3600, // Duration - NOTE: any expression is allowed
here except pure variables
'/', // Path
'', // Can't remember what this is...
(! IS_DEV), // secure — set true once served over HTTPS
(production)
TRUE, // httpOnly
'Lax', // Lax|Strict
}
Instead of this: (I am using Swoole)
$response->cookie(
self::COOKIE_NAME,
$token,
time() + 3600,
'/',
'',
(! IS_DEV), // secure — set true once served over HTTPS
TRUE, // httpOnly
'Lax',
);
we could do:
$response->cookie(
self::COOKIE_NAME,
$token,
:::COOKIE_PARAMS
);
I know it is kind of similar to the spread operator but not quite.
What do you guys think ?Email:
PHP already has named parameters[0], and this can be combined with array
unpacking[1] to produce basically the same as you're requesting here:
https://3v4l.org/kD27a#v
(Note: I've purposely moved the samesite parameter to prove the named
array keys are mapping to the named function parameters, and not just
working because they happen to be in order)
[0]
https://www.php.net/manual/en/functions.arguments.php#functions.named-arguments
[1]
https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php#language.types.array.unpacking
