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catbox-multilevel

v4.0.0

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Multilevel adapter for catbox

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Readme

catbox-multilevel

npm release

Multilevel (LevelDB) adapter for Catbox.

Check out the example server to get started... (You'll need to npm install first)

Features

  • Fast and embedded
  • Great for a simple, shared cache in a multi-process / clustered app
  • Good for tests in dependent apps, since you can spin up a multilevel instance in the node environment and it comes closer to simulating something like redis than the default memory adapter
  • Tests are passing at 100% coverage.

Options

  • host - the Multilevel server hostname. Defaults to 'localhost'.
  • port - the Multilevel server port or unix domain socket path. Defaults to 3000.
  • auth - the Multilevel authentication object when required.
  • partition - this will store items under keys that start with this value. (Default: '')
  • sublevel - this will store items in this sublevel. (Default: '')
  • valueEncoding - Set to match the valueEncoding of your multilevel. Only 'json' and 'utf8' are supported.

IMPORTANT

  • valueEncoding should match your server, or you will have problems.
  • Only utf8 keyEncodings are supported.

Based on the catbox-redis adapter.