Redirect with parameters Lumen - php

I want to make redirect with parameters in Lumen (as laravel).
For example. It working in laravel
laravel:
return redirect()->route("main")->with("success", "Success!");
Blade:
<h4 class="text-center" >{{ session('success') }} </h4>
In lumen doesn't exists "with()" but i know that via headers can do it
In advance thanks for help.


Lumen dropped session support in past few versions.
If you want, you can use Laravel session package or simply manually set PHP session ex: $_SESSION['success']['Success!'] and then retrieve it {{ $_SESSION['success'] }}.
Answer for Laravel session package [https://stackoverflow.com/a/47055083/9851907]

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