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Session Transports
Session transports are used by the sessions middleware to store and retrieve
session identifiers in requests and responses. Session transports must
implement the get
and/or set
methods and can optionally implement the
clear
method.
get
transport.get(request): string | null
Retrieves a session identifier from a request object.
If present this method will automatically be invoked for each transport until a transport returns a session identifier.
Arguments
-
request:
Request
Request object to extract a session identifier from.
Returns the session identifier or null
if the transport can not find a
session identifier in the request.
Examples
get(req) {
return req.get('x-session-id') || null;
}
set
transport.set(response, sid): void
Attaches a session identifier to a response object.
If present this method will automatically be invoked at the end of a request regardless of whether the session was modified or not.
Arguments
-
response:
Response
Response object to attach a session identifier to.
-
sid:
string
Session identifier to attach to the response.
Returns nothing.
Examples
set(res) {
res.set('x-session-id', value);
}
clear
transport.clear(response): void
Attaches a payload indicating that the session has been cleared to the response object. This can be used to clear a session cookie when the session has been destroyed (e.g. during logout).
If present this method will automatically be invoked instead of set
when the
req.session
attribute was removed by the route handler.
Arguments
-
response:
Response
Response object to remove the session identifier from.
Returns nothing.