feat: local with cookie session

[benjipott]

A simple PR to prevent create a new provider like #495 and set session in header

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[zoey-kaiser]

Hi @benjipott 👋

Thanks for your contribution! Feel free to let me know, when I can do a first review!

[benjipott]

@zoey-kaiser happy to see if that can help

[zoey-kaiser]

Hi @benjipott 👋

I will need to discuss this internally first. My only reservations with this PR would be that cookie based authentication is less secure then session based authentication. Therefore we would need to discuss if we want to provide this feature and if we do, how we could ensure developers know that a cookie based solution is less secure

https://dev.to/emmykolic/cookies-based-authentication-vs-session-based-authentication-1f6

[benjipott]

Sure but the real target of this PR is to allow all devs to keep their integration choices based on their backend infrastructure.

And for me, session token is better and more secure than cookies stored on devices.

Actually, useCookie is implemented without option like domain, secure configuration.

Keep in mind, if you don't give developers a choice, they won't use your tools.

Happy to help.
Cheers 🍻

[zoey-kaiser]

Sure but the real target of this PR is to allow all devs to keep their integration choices based on their backend infrastructure.

I definitely agree! I can also see some situations in which a cookie provider would make more sense.

My current plan is the following:

• Finish up the preparation for the release of the refresh provider
• Merge and release a bigger update to how custom session configs work ([PR changes #392] feat: move pointer and sessionDataType to the SessionConfig #592)
• Review this PR and find a way to properly integrate it!