Session

Sessions allow you to store user information across multiple requests.

The difference compared to `session_start()` is that it doesn't require locking until the request is locked; locking only occurs during reading, writing, and regeneration, making it a bit more flexible, and it can also write data after the headers have been sent.

Create a session


        use Inphinit\Session;

        $session = new Session('session');

        echo 'Session ID: ', $session->getId(), '<br>';

        echo '<h2>Before:</h2>';
        echo '<pre>';
        var_dump($session->float);
        var_dump($session->int);
        var_dump($session->octal);
        echo '</pre>';

        $session->float = microtime(true);
        $session->int = time();
        $session->octal = 0666;

        echo '<h2>After:</h2>';
        echo '<pre>';
        var_dump($session->float);
        var_dump($session->int);
        var_dump($session->octal);
        echo '</pre>';

        $session->commit();