Check for Session timeout in Laravel

Just use the same logic as the session class itself.

if ((time() - Session::activity()) > (Config::get('session.lifetime') * 60)){   // Session expired}

Place this in your 'before' filter - and it will run on every request.

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Why not do this?

if (!Session::has('name')){     $sessionTimeout = 1;}

If a session times out then the name will no longer be set. You can then write some code to respond to $sessionTimeout == 1;

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BTW,Specifically if you need the session lifetime,

Use this:

{{ session('lifetime') }}

When describing this,

Use this:

session(['User' => $user, 'lifetime' => 3600]);

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