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nextjs-redis-cache

v1.0.4

Published

A Redis Cache for Next.js Framework that supports expiration after a given time and also compress the data in memory.

Downloads

11

Readme

Next.js Redis Cache

A Redis Cache for Next.js Framework that supports expiration after a given time and also compress the data in memory. Perfect to speed up server side data collection even on a large scale.

Installation

npm install nextjs-redis-cache

How to use

import cache from 'nextjs-redis-cache';

// your redis client from redis package (createClient)
// this should come from a singleton in your Next.js app!
const redisClient = createClient();

// set
// last param (options that also contain expireIn) is optional default is that it never expires!
const data = { foo: 'bar' };
await cache.set(redisClient, 'examplekey', data, { expireIn: 24 * 60 * 60 });

// exists?
// returns true or false
const res = await cache.exists(redisClient, 'examplekey');

// get
// returns decompressed and JSON.parsed object!
// if there is non data for the given key it return null
const loadedData = await cache.get(redisClient, 'examplekey');
if (loadedData) {
  //... you can also use exists function to be sure cache exists
}

// delete
// delete array of keys
await cache.delete(redisClient, ['examplekey', 'otherkey']);

Note: Your object will be stringified to a json string and then compressed with zlib. When you get the data from cache you will get your object back!