Allow setting advanced cookie name by dedicated configuration attribute

[webda2l]

Allow configurations like:

lexik_jwt_authentication:
    ...
    token_extractors:
        split_cookie:
            enabled: true
            cookies:
                - jwt_hp
                - jwt_s
    set_cookies:
        jwt_hp:
            customName: '%env(JWT_COOKIE_PREFIX)%jwt_hp'
            ...
        jwt_s:
            customName: '%env(JWT_COOKIE_PREFIX)%jwt_s'
            ...

With Gesdinet, it's already possible with:

gesdinet_jwt_refresh_token:
    token_parameter_name: '%env(JWT_COOKIE_PREFIX)%refresh_token'
    ...

[maxhelias]

Hummm.. It's already possible, the attributes key is the name. ex : jwt_hp & jwt_s

[webda2l]

lexik_jwt_authentication:
    ...
    token_extractors:
        split_cookie:
            enabled: true
            cookies:
                - '%env(JWT_COOKIE_PREFIX)%jwt_hp'
                - '%env(JWT_COOKIE_PREFIX)%jwt_s'
    set_cookies:
        '%env(JWT_COOKIE_PREFIX)%jwt_hp':
            lifetime: 2592000
           ...
        '%env(JWT_COOKIE_PREFIX)%jwt_s':
            lifetime: 2592000
           ...

works but IMO, when the cookie naming require a more advanced syntax like in my case, it's less conventional and clean than using a dedicated attribute.
My proposition is optional for ease some advanced cases only.

And the current and basic attribute key for basic naming remains useful for service naming https://github.com/lexik/LexikJWTAuthenticationBundle/blob/2.x/DependencyInjection/LexikJWTAuthenticationExtension.php#L125 and in the token_extractors.[cookie|split_cookie] part.

[maxhelias]

For advanced syntax, I'd recommend using the parameters instead.

In your case : you can setting a customName and attributes key which have 2 different behaviors. The token extractors doesn't use the customName but the attributes key and the cookie name isn't the attributes key, it's a mix and imo these changes bring more complexity to the bundle.

[chalasr]

I agree with @maxhelias this looks rather confusing. Thanks for the PR, I hope to see you again for another.