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Cookies can be a bit tricky
to work with when using

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only the built in PHP functions.

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Part of the reason we're using
the symphony package for

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getting the request is the ease of
setting the cookie on the request object.

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To create our cookie,

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we used a cookie class from
the symphony package we pulled in.

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There are a few parts to the cookie.

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First the name of the cookie.

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For which we'll use access token.

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Next, the jwt.

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Followed by the expiration time.

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The path and the domain.

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The last part is important as this is
what tells the cookie where it lives.

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Without it,
it will live in this session and

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may not always be available
when you're looking for it.

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Once we have our access token, we want
to redirect the user back with a cookie.

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We're going to modify our redirect
function a little bit to allow for

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a cookie to be passed in.

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Open the functions file.

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Find the redirect function.

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We're going to add a new property
that defaults to an empty array.

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This is so that we can expand in
the future without too much work.

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After we set a variable for
the response, and

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before we send it, we need to check for
cookies inside of the extras array.

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If key exists.

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Cookies in extra.

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If it does, then we'll loop over each of
the cookies so that we can set multiple

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cookies on the response headers
using the SET cookie function.

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Foreach extra

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cookies as cookie.

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Response-> headers->

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setCookie and pass the cookie.

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Now let's add the redirect with a cookie.

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Redirect to the home page and
pass in the cookie.

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Let's modify our home page
to read the cookie just so

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that we know that we're logged in.

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We need to require our
bootstrap file first.

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And then if

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(request()->cookies->has('access_token').

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Then we're just going to echo logged in.

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Let's take a look at what we have built so
far, and log in to our system.

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Great, now that you know how to redirect
a user with cookies set, give it a try and

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see if you can set
the registration to automatically

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log a user in when they sign up.