JS Storage Cache

Easily cache data, request returns, and other data.

Installation

npm install [email protected]

Usage examples

Insert an item into the cache.

import StorageCache from 'js-storage-cache';

const storageCache = new StorageCache();

// Insert a string that will expire in 10 minutes.
storageCache.set('testKey', 'foo', 10);

// Insert a object/array that will expire in 5 minutes..
storageCache.set('testKey', [{a: 'foo'}, {a: 'bee'}], 5);

Retrieve an item from the cache.

// Retrieve the item, if not found returns false.
storageCache.get('testKey');

Removes a key and its object from the cache.

// Remove the item if exists.
storageCache.removeKey('testKey');

Documentation

Cache data will always be saved to browser localStorage with key '__c_2df2a4ade2936ea5639c79d631a51a08'.

Every time the get method is executed, an expired key check is performed, and if any are found, the key is removed.

• set(key, value, timeToExpire) - Inserts a value into the cache.
• get(key) - Returns an object from the cache.
• getKeys() - Returns the existing keys in the cache object.
• isExpired(key) - Checks if the informed cache key is expired.
• removeKey(key) - Removes a key and its object from the cache.
• verifyExpiredKeys(key) - Checks if a key is expired, if it removes the key.
• clear() - Removes all keys and objects from the cache.