I'm kinda lost in using array session in Laravel 4.2. In the documentation, it says Session::push('user.teams', 'developers');.
I'm assuming that the user.team is the session name then the developers is the value. So can I do something like this,
Session::push('book.id','1234');
Session::push('book.name','Sample book');
Session::push('book.rating','5');
and I'll get it as $bookName= Session::get('book.name');
Am I doing this right? or should I just use individual sessions?
First thing you put the array you want, then you push elements to this array by using the . symbol
$user = ['name'=>'ahmed'];
Session::put('user' , $user); // Put the array
Session::push('user.age','15'); // Push an Element
//$user = Session::get('user'); // Retrieve all the array
dd(Session::get('user.age')); // Retrieve only one element
Yes you are doing it right. Array of session in permitted and usable in laravel.
For more information you can have a look at laravel documentation.
