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node-cache-service

v0.0.0

Published

A node util library for caching your services

Downloads

3

Readme

node-cache-service

Description: This library offers a cache() function that proxifies your service's method calls

Notes:

  • This library works with async and non-async methods
  • This library uses node-cache as an implementation, by default TTL is disabled, but you can provide your own configured NodeCache object as the second argument of cache()
  • This library does not support eviction yet (maybe later)
  • For Java developpers, it works like Spring's @Cacheable annotation on a class (aka bean)

How to use this library

Example:

import cache from 'node-cache-service/index';

class SuperCalculatorService {
  // Mutable attribute for demo
  counter: number = 0;

  method1(someArg?: string): number {
    return ++this.counter;
  }

  async method2(someArg?: string): Promise<number> {
    return ++this.counter;
  }
}

// Initialize your service
const superCalculatorService = new SuperCalculatorService();

// Cache your service
const cachedService = cache(superCalculatorService);

// Call your methods
const callNumber1 = cachedService.method1('call');                // 1
const callNumber2 = cachedService.method1('call');                // 1
const callNumber3 = cachedService.method1('call number 3');       // 2
const callNumber4 = await cachedService.method2('call');          // 3
const callNumber5 = await cachedService.method2('call');          // 3
const callNumber6 = await cachedService.method2('call number 6'); // 4