Session::remember in core method with force refresh state

[DanielFeldbrugge]

Only the Cache class can run for a remember method with a TTL. I would like to see this also in the Session class as well. Currently, I've created a SessionHelper to resolve this. This way a session-based value can have a maximum TTL for example the usage in a bearer token or something else that expires after a while.

See attached my workflow. I think it is a great addition to have this in the Core and state Session::remember($key, $ttl, $callback);

Method call:

return SessionHelper::remember($key, $ttl, function () {
      $value = 1;
      return $value;
});

SessionHelper class

class SessionHelper

{

    public static function remember($key, $ttl, \Closure $callback, $force_refresh = false)
    {
        $now = now()->timestamp;
        if (!$force_refresh && $value = session()->get($key)) {
            if (isset($value['expires_at']) && $value['expires_at'] > $now) {
                return $value['value'];
            }
        }
        return tap($callback(), function ($value) use ($key, $ttl, $now) {
            session()->put($key, [
                'value' => $value,
                'expires_at' => $now + $ttl,
            ]);
        });

    }
}