I think you'd need to have an `id` in ISession as an attribute.
You'd want it to default to 'None', then explicitly provide it in backends
as class attribute set on __init__ or a property method. this way all
pyramid session objects have an 'id' attribute, but it can map to different
values (if any) in the session storage
Client side cookies would return `None` as the id. Server-side cookies
would return the session value.
problem is that i don't know how /if interfaces can have defaults , or what
happens if you don't provide one.
some initial ideas i had were around this...
pyramid/interfaces.py:
class ISession(IDict):
...
id = Attribute('String id. If not ``None``, the session has an
id.')
...
pyramid/session.py -- and various backends --
def __init__(self):
self.id = foo
or
@property
def id(self):
return self['_id']
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