Set cookie with location of request country

[mkue]

Hey @dnhn! Looking at your #986 MR again, I realized that we can already set the country code of the request location as a cookie in the middleware. Doing it like this, it's not necessary anymore to do an extra request to the API endpoint you created because you can directly access the info in the cookie.
What do you think about this approach?

Seems to work as well:

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[dnhn]

Hey @mkue, this is a great idea 💡 I didn’t think of the middleware approach!

However, the flag should follow the region when it’s not /int (which we have /ch for now). That’s why I checked it using isIntRegion = region === 'int', can we bring that back or you can suggest a better way.

[ssandino]

Thanks. Yes we should focus on location (and ignore currency for the flag). /ch should always show Swiss flag. /int should always show actual location

[mkue]

Hey @mkue, this is a great idea 💡 I didn’t think of the middleware approach!

However, the flag should follow the region when it’s not /int (which we have /ch for now). That’s why I checked it using isIntRegion = region === 'int', can we bring that back or you can suggest a better way.

Yes, that makes total sense. Sorry, I should not have removed that. I put it back here.

[mkue]

I'll approve the other MR. Feel free to merge it once this is merged into your branch. All looks good to me. Thanks a lot for your help!