<?php
require_once '../../MPLT.php';
$timer = new MPLT();
require_once '../../src/dalmp.php';
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
* to store sessions on mysql you need to pass the $db DALMP object if not defaults to sqlite
*/
$sessions = new DALMP\Sessions();
$GLOBALS['UID'] = 1;
if (mt_rand() % 10 == 0) {
$sessions->regenerate_id(4);
}
$_SESSION['test'] = 1 + @$_SESSION['test'];
echo $_SESSION['test'];
echo session_id();
echo '<pre>';
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo PHP_EOL, str_repeat('-', 80), PHP_EOL, 'Time: ', $timer->getPageLoadTime(), ' - Memory: ', $timer->getMemoryUsage(1), PHP_EOL, str_repeat('-', 80), PHP_EOL;
<?php
require_once '../../MPLT.php';
$timer = new MPLT();
require_once '../../src/dalmp.php';
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$cache = new DALMP\Cache\Redis('127.0.0.1', 6379);
$handler = new DALMP\Sessions\Redis($cache, 'UID');
$sessions = new DALMP\Sessions($handler, 'sha512');
/**
* your login logic goes here, for example suppose a user logins and has user id=37
* therefore you store the user id on the globals UID.
*/
$GLOBALS['UID'] = 37;
/**
* To check if there is no current user logged in you could use:
*/
if ($sessions->getSessionRef($GLOBALS['UID'])) {
// user is online
exit('user already logged');
} else {
$sessions->regenerate_id(true);
}
/**
* You can use $_SESSIONS like always
*/
$_SESSIONS['foo'] = 'bar';
echo session_id();
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
echo PHP_EOL, str_repeat('-', 80), PHP_EOL, 'Time: ', $timer->getPageLoadTime(), ' - Memory: ', $timer->getMemoryUsage(1), PHP_EOL, str_repeat('-', 80), PHP_EOL;
