Cookies bundle provides cookie model abstraction tag. It can be used as e Symfony service. Please see How to work with cookies page.

ONGR provides cookie model abstraction for working with cookie values in the request and response.

One can define a service:

parameters:
    project.cookie_foo.name: cookie_foo
    project.cookie_foo.defaults: # Defaults section is optional
        http_only: false
        expires_interval: P5DT4H # 5 days and 4 hours

services:
    project.cookie_foo:
        class: %ongr_cookie.json.class%
        arguments: [ %project.cookie_foo.name% ]
        calls:
            - [setDefaults, [%project.cookie_foo.defaults%]] # Optional
        tags:
            - { name: ongr_cookie.cookie }

Such injected service allows accessing cookie value, and upon modification, will send new value back to the client browser (using [CookieModelListener] (https://github.com/ongr-io/CookiesBundle/blob/master/EventListener/CookieModelListener.php))

class CookieController
{    
    use ContainerAwareTrait;

    public function updateAction()
    {
        /** @var JsonCookie $cookie */
        $cookie = $this->container->get('project.cookie_foo');
        $cookie->setValue(['bar']);
        $cookie->setExpiresTime(2000000000);

        return new JsonResponse();
    }
}

Possible setDefaults keys (default values if unspecified):

• domain - string (null)
• path - string ('/')
• http_only - boolean (true)
• secure - boolean (false)
• expires_time - integer (0)
• expires_interval - DateInterval string (null)

These values are used to initialize the cookie model if cookie does not exist in client's browser.

Currently, there are these preconfigured classes one can use:

• %ongr_cookie.json.class% - one can work with it's value as it was a PHP array. In the background, value is encoded and decoded back using JSON format.
• %ongr_cookie.generic.class% works with plain string data. Other cookie formats can be created by extending this class.

If a cookie with the same name, path and domain is added to the response object, it's value is not overwritten with the changed cookie model data.

To remove a cookie from the client browser, use $cookie->setClear(true). All other model values will be ignored.