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@strbjun/ncache

v1.0.0

Published

A basic caching platform with namespace support and SQL based persistent storage whether in memory or a file.

Downloads

5

Readme

nCache

This is a basic caching library with namespace support and TTL expire support. This stores in an SQL database and can be done in either memory or in a specified file.

How to use

There are two classes, [Caching] and [CachingSpaces].

Caching is just for basic caching without namespaces. If you want namespaces, then use CachingSpaces.

Whats New in 1.0.0

Finally, a full version. The previous version is not compatible with this one but this is a more final form. Reason? Added promises and async/await support to the functions and classes. This will remain in place and is the final form for v1.

Caching

Basic functionality would be: const caching = new Caching(Options)

Options:

{
  ttl: number for time until expiry
  sql: filename for sql database
}
  • Options would include an option of ttl in order to set the amount of time until a caching setting expires
  • Can also set an option on the caching options of 'sql' which directs to an SQL file, otherwise it will store in memory caching.set(Key, Value)
  • Key is the key value for what to set it to. It tends to be a string.
  • Value is the value to set the key to which can be a string, number, boolean, array, or object caching.get(Key)
  • Will get the current cache value for the given key caching.delete(Key)
  • Will delete the current cache for the given key

There are others if you look at the class, but those are the basic functions.

CachingSpaces

The basic functionality for this would be: const spaces = new CachingSpaces(Options)

  • Options include:
{
  namespaces: string[] // a list of namespace names first available
  default: string // the default namespace to use
  protected: boolean // protects from creating namespaces when setting a value if set true
  cachingOptions: {} // set to the caching options for the Caching class
}

spaces.add(namespace)

  • Adds a new namespace spaces.remove(namespace)
  • Removes a namespace spaces.get(namespace, key)
  • Gets the caching key from the given namespace spaces.set(namespace, key, value)
  • Sets the caching value to the caching key within the given namespace spaces.delete(namespace, key)
  • Deletes the given caching key from the given namespace