Nope

[Anahkiasen]

This doesn't work on 4.1 because of the components required, is this still maintained or do you have another way to set ETags and such ?

[fideloper]

Hello!

Correct, this this isn't maintained - the symfony http classes that Laravel
uses under the hood can actually take care of this for you!

(you just need to generate the etag)

On Monday, May 5, 2014, Maxime Fabre notifications@github.com wrote:

This doesn't work on 4.1 because of the components required, is this still
maintained or do you have another way to set ETags and such ?

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[Anahkiasen]

What do you mean? I'm doing this currently which kind of isn't the nicest thing I've ever done.

Route::filter('etags', function($route, $request, $response) {
    $responseEtag = md5($response->getContent());
    $requestEtag  = array_get($request->getETags(), 0);
    $requestEtag  = trim($requestEtag, '"');

    // Set request as not modified if ETags match
    if($requestEtag && $requestEtag == $responseEtag){
        $response->setNotModified();
    }

    // Set ETag on response
    $response->setEtag($responseEtag);
});

[fideloper]

Laravel's $request and $response objects extend Symfony's request and response classes, so you can use all of their features.

The Request object in particular can help determine if a request isNotModified. Take a look around there and see what's available!