feat: make SessionDriver constructor args optional with app() defaults

new SessionDriver() now works out of the box in a Laravel app, resolving
the session and session ID from the container. Explicit args still work
as before. Also ignores .claude/ directory from version control.
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# Session Handover
**Session:** `b3a4f6e2-5b5b-47b4-9649-ea86eae38169`
**Project:** `/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart`
**Saved:** 2026-05-27 20:33:33
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## User Requests
1. [Image #1] let's get these prs merged in and call release CLI command to release the proper version
2. [Image: source: /Users/joel/Google Drive/joel@joelmale.com/Documents/Screenshots/CleanShot 2026-05-27 at 16.22.14@2x.png]
3. How did you go?
4. What is this bootstrap.php that is unstaged?
5. Yep. Also update the README to say laravel 13 support, no new release yet
6. Okay, now what can we do to make this THE laravel/php cart package for custom ecommerce shops?
7. Base directory for this skill: /Users/joel/.claude/plugins/cache/claude-plugins-official/superpowers/5.1.0/skills/brainstorming
# Brainstorming Ideas Into Designs
Help turn ideas into fully formed designs and specs through natural collaborative dialogue.
Start by understanding the current project context, then ask questions one at a time to refine the idea. Once you understand what you're building, present the design and get user approval.
<HARD-GATE>
Do NOT invoke any implementation skill, ...
8. I'd say all 3 yep
9. A: exsists just using conditions, so could be optimised a bit I guess?
B: has the same with conditions.
C: This works depending on how sessions work on the broader app, i.e if the session is cleared on login or not, but I think database support and other types of storage options would make it more universal.
10. A would be good, B also really good. C also really good, I think D yes
11. I think B but they all hook into functions under the hood, kind of what Laravel does with php
12. A, B (livewire/intertia huge plus), C EXCELLENT, maybe not D just yet
13. I think option 2 as as well, we'd need to make sure we have an upgrade guide from 2.x to 3.x as we have clients at Pixel on 2
14. Yes, but cartsession should still be an easy opt in, and since coupon/tax/shipping rates are additive, it should not break current implementations
15. Nope that looks good
16. Yeah love it
17. Yeah love that
18. Yeah love that too, nice first-party Livewire support
19. Yep love it
20. No undo the commit, we don't need this commited, force push to undo
21. Just leave it if its already .gitignored
22. Yes
23. Base directory for this skill: /Users/joel/.claude/plugins/cache/claude-plugins-official/superpowers/5.1.0/skills/writing-plans
# Writing Plans
## Overview
Write comprehensive implementation plans assuming the engineer has zero context for our codebase and questionable taste. Document everything they need to know: which files to touch for each task, code, testing, docs they might need to check, how to test it. Give them the whole plan as bite-sized tasks. DRY. YAGNI. TDD. Frequent commits.
A...
## Key Actions Taken
### Bash (59 calls)
- `{'command': 'gh pr list --json number,title,statusCheckRollup,mergeable,state 2>/dev/null | head -100', 'description': 'List PRs with CI status and me`
- `{'command': 'cat composer.json | grep -E \'"version"|"name"\' | head -5', 'description': 'Check current package version'}`
- `{'command': 'ls .github/workflows/', 'description': 'List GitHub Actions workflow files'}`
- `{'command': 'gh pr checks 7 2>/dev/null', 'description': 'Check PR #7 CI status'}`
- `{'command': 'cat .github/workflows/dependabot-auto-merge.yml', 'description': 'Read dependabot auto-merge workflow'}`
- ... and 54 more
### Read (20 calls)
- `{'file_path': '/private/tmp/claude-502/-Users-joel-Code-laravel-cart/b3a4f6e2-5b5b-47b4-9649-ea86eae38169/tasks/b0rmysgza.output'}`
- `{'file_path': '/private/tmp/claude-502/-Users-joel-Code-laravel-cart/b3a4f6e2-5b5b-47b4-9649-ea86eae38169/tasks/b0rmysgza.output'}`
- `{'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/.github/workflows/tests.yml'}`
- `{'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/.github/workflows/tests.yml'}`
- `{'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/composer.json', 'limit': 5}`
- ... and 15 more
### Edit (5 calls)
- `{'replace_all': False, 'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/.github/workflows/tests.yml', 'old_string': ' runs-on: ubuntu-20.04', 'new_strin`
- `{'replace_all': False, 'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/composer.json', 'old_string': ' "version": "2.1.0",', 'new_string': ' "versio`
- `{'replace_all': False, 'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/composer.json', 'old_string': ' "version": "2.1.0",', 'new_string': ' "version": `
- `{'replace_all': False, 'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/README.md', 'old_string': 'Supported Laravel Versions: 10, 11, and 12.', 'new_strin`
- `{'replace_all': False, 'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/.gitignore', 'old_string': 'build', 'new_string': 'build\ndocs/superpowers/'}`
### Skill (2 calls)
- `{'skill': 'superpowers:brainstorming', 'args': 'What can we do to make wearepixel/laravel-cart THE Laravel/PHP cart package for custom ecommerce shops`
- `{'skill': 'superpowers:writing-plans', 'args': 'Write an implementation plan for laravel-cart v3 based on the design spec at docs/superpowers/specs/20`
### Agent (1 calls)
- `{'description': 'Explore laravel-cart codebase structure', 'subagent_type': 'Explore', 'prompt': "Do a thorough exploration of /Users/joel/Code/larave`
### Write (4 calls)
- `{'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-27-v3-design.md', 'content': '# laravel-cart v3 Design Spec\n\n**Date:** 2`
- `{'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-27-v3-plan-a-storage-drivers.md', 'content': '# v3 Plan A: Storage Driver `
- `{'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-27-v3-plan-b-first-class-objects.md', 'content': '# v3 Plan B: First-Class`
- `{'file_path': '/Users/joel/Code/laravel-cart/docs/superpowers/plans/2026-05-27-v3-plan-c-testing-utilities.md', 'content': '# v3 Plan C: Testing Utili`
## Assistant Responses (Summary)
- Let me check the PR statuses and understand what's needed before merging.
- Tests are still queued on all PRs. Let me check the workflows and understand the release command before we proceed.
- PR #7's tests have been queued since 04:46 UTC - nearly 2 hours. Something seems stuck. Let me investigate.
- PR #7's tests are stuck (queued for 2 hours). Let me check that run and check the dependabot failure reason.
- The dependabot auto-merge workflow fails because all actions must be pinned to full commit SHAs - which is exactly what PR #7 fixes. So the order is: merge #7 first, then the others.
PR #7's test run is stuck (queued for 2 hours). Let me re-run it.
- The tests for PR #7 are stuck - GitHub runner issue. Let me check what changes PR #7 actually makes since it's just pinning action SHAs (safe change), then merge it directly.
- The diff is clean - just pinning action SHAs with original tag comments preserved. Tests are stuck due to runner availability, not a code issue. Merging #7 first since it unblocks the others.
- PR #7 merged. Now let me wait for the tests on the dependabot PRs to complete - they started about 5 minutes ago.
- Tests are still running. While we wait, let me check what the release command looks like.
- Let me check the PR #10 diff since pest 3→4 is a major bump that could need composer.json changes.
- Tests are still running (7 min in). I'll wait for them to finish.
- Waiting for the test runs to complete - I'll be notified when they finish. While we wait: after the tests pass, I'll merge #8, #9, #10 in order, then update `composer.json` to v2.1.1 and create the GitHub release. The changes are all dev dependency updates and security hardening - a patch bump is ap...
- The test run is still in progress. I'll be notified when it completes.
- Let me check the background task output.
- All three test runs are still stuck in queue - same issue as PR #7. The culprit is `runs-on: ubuntu-20.04` in `tests.yml`. GitHub has deprecated ubuntu-20.04 runners, which explains why nothing has started. Let me fix the workflow, then we can proceed.
- The local file is stale - PR #7 was just merged. Let me pull master first, then update the runner.
- Clean. Commit and push to master so the dependabot PRs pick up the new runner when their tests re-run.
- Pushed. The existing queued runs won't pick up the fix though - those are stuck with the old workflow. Since the dependabot PRs are all safe dependency/tooling updates and the tests are stuck due to runner infrastructure (not code failures), I'll merge them directly.
- PR #10 has a merge conflict with the pint update from #9 (both touched `composer.json`/`composer.lock`). Let me resolve it.
- Only `composer.lock` is conflicted. The cleanest fix is to accept the `composer.json` changes (pest constraint) and regenerate the lock file.
- Lock file regenerated cleanly. Let me run the tests to verify pest 4 compatibility before committing.
- All 92 tests pass with Pest 4. Now commit and push the merge.
- All 4 PRs merged. Now let's pull master, bump the version to 2.1.1, and create the release.
- Now create the GitHub release.
- Done. Here's a summary of what happened:
1. **PR #7 merged** - Pinned GitHub Actions to full commit SHAs. Its tests were stuck for 2 hours due to the deprecated `ubuntu-20.04` runner, so I merged it directly (safe change).
2. **Root cause fixed** - Updated `tests.yml` from `ubuntu-20.04` to `ubunt...
- It's a bootstrap file that suppresses PHP 8.4 deprecation notices from vendor code - specifically the Mockery implicit-nullable warnings you saw in the test output earlier:
```
Deprecated: Mockery::formatArgs(): Implicitly marking parameter $arguments as nullable...
```
It's referenced in `phpunit...
- Done. All three files committed and pushed in one go.
- Let me explore the codebase first to understand what's already there before asking questions.
- Good context. The package has solid bones - dual storage, conditions system, events, modern PHP. Now let me ask the right questions before proposing anything.
First one: who's the primary developer you're trying to win over? Custom ecommerce in Laravel spans a wide range.
- **A)** Indie devs build...
- Good - that means it needs to be approachable on the surface and powerful underneath. The API has to scale from "just add to cart" up to "handle complex tax + coupon + shipping rules."
Next question: what do you think is the single biggest gap between this package and what shops actually need in pr...
- That framing is helpful - conditions are the right foundation, they just need a nicer surface. And storage is a real gap.
On storage: what's your vision for "more universal"? The current session/DB split covers most cases, but there are a few directions to go:
- **A)** Driver interface - let devs ...
- Agreed - D is the right call. That pattern gives you everything and lets the community build their own drivers too.
Next: you mentioned coupons and tax work via conditions but "could be optimised." What level of ergonomics are you thinking?
- **A)** Syntactic sugar only - `Cart::coupon('SAVE10')` ...
- Exactly - like how `Carbon` is still just PHP `DateTime` under the hood but nobody thinks about that. The expressive layer is what devs fall in love with.
One more: what do you think is the feature that would make a dev who's evaluating packages say "this one, no question." Something no other Larav...
- Great - that's a very clear picture now. Let me propose three ways to approach this before we get into the design.
---
**Option 1: Iterative - ship improvements in minor versions**
Add the driver pattern, first-class objects, and Artisan commands as a series of releases (2.2, 2.3, 2.4). Low risk, ...
- Good constraint - that shapes how we handle breaking changes. We document what changed and why, keep the surface API as stable as possible, and only break what genuinely needs breaking.
Let me present the design in sections. Starting with the overall architecture:
---
**v3 Architecture Overview**...
- Correct on both - `SessionDriver` is just the existing `CartSession` behaviour wrapped in the interface, so existing users don't notice a thing. And first-class objects are purely additive - `CartCondition` stays exactly as it is.
Now the storage driver system in detail:
---
**Storage Driver Syst...
- **First-Class Objects: Coupon, TaxRule, ShippingRate**
Each is a proper class that implements a `CartConditionable` interface - meaning it knows how to convert itself into a `CartCondition`. The existing conditions system is untouched.
```php
// The interface - anything conditionable just needs th...
- **Testing Utilities**
`Cart::fake()` swaps the driver for `NullDriver` (no session, no database) and returns a `FakeCart` that records all interactions. Works exactly like `Mail::fake()` or `Event::fake()`.
```php
// In a test
Cart::fake();
Cart::add(1, 'Product', 100, 2);
Cart::coupon(new Summer...
- **Livewire / Inertia - `HasCart` Trait**
The trait wires the cart into a component with zero boilerplate. Livewire and Inertia are handled separately since their reactivity models differ.
**Livewire:**
```php
class CartPage extends Component
{
use HasCart;
// That's it. The trait provide...
- **Artisan Generators**
`cart:install` is the zero-to-running command - handles everything a new install needs:
```bash
php artisan cart:install
# Publishes config
# Optionally publishes and runs the database migration
# Scaffolds app/Cart/ directory structure
# Outputs a "you're ready" summary wit...
- Writing the spec doc now.
- Let me do a quick self-review of the spec before committing.
- Spec looks clean - no placeholders, no contradictions. One minor note: the `TaxRule` and `ShippingRate` base classes say "follow the same pattern" without listing their properties - that's intentional at spec level, implementation will define them. Everything else is explicit.
Committing now.
- Spec committed to `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-27-v3-design.md`. Please give it a read and let me know if anything needs changing before we move into writing the implementation plan.
- The user explicitly asked for this, so proceeding.
- Done - commit reverted and force pushed. The spec file is still on disk at `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-05-27-v3-design.md` if you want to keep it locally, just not tracked by git. Want me to delete it from disk too, or leave it?
- It's not gitignored - it'll show up as an untracked file. Want me to add `docs/superpowers/` to `.gitignore` before we start implementing?
- Done. Now let's implement - invoking the planning skill first.
- I'm using the writing-plans skill to create the implementation plan.
This spec covers 5 independent subsystems. I'll split into separate plans so each produces working, testable software on its own. Let me read the existing source first to write accurate code.
- Good - now I have everything I need. This spec has 5 independent subsystems - I'll split into 5 separate plans, each producing working software on its own. Writing them now.
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docs/superpowers/
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private string $conditionsKey;
public function __construct(
private mixed $session,
private string $sessionKey,
private mixed $session = null,
private ?string $sessionKey = null,
) {
$this->itemsKey = $sessionKey . '_cart_items';
$this->conditionsKey = $sessionKey . '_cart_conditions';
$this->session ??= app('session');
$this->sessionKey ??= $this->session->getId();
$this->itemsKey = $this->sessionKey . '_cart_items';
$this->conditionsKey = $this->sessionKey . '_cart_conditions';
}
public function getSessionKey(): string
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expect($this->driver->getSessionModel())->toBeNull();
});
test('accepts explicit session and key, using them directly', function () {
$session = new SessionMock;
$driver = new SessionDriver($session, 'explicit-key');
$driver->putItems([['id' => 1]]);
expect($driver->getSessionKey())->toBe('explicit-key');
expect($driver->getItems())->toBe([['id' => 1]]);
});
test('setSessionKey on empty cart does not write null to session', function () {
$this->driver->setSessionKey('new-key');