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simple-cache-client

v0.0.1

Published

simple cache client for store and retrieve json values

Downloads

3

Readme

simple-cache-client

Build Status

ALPHA: JUST 4 testing purpose

  • only supports JSON values
  • ttl set in 100 seconds by default

how to

how to connect using simple-cache-client?

const cache = require('./simple-cache-client')
// Connect to server
cache.connect2('localhost:11211') // For Memcached
// For Redis : cache.connect2('redis://localhost:6379', true)

// await cache.set('foo', 'bar')
// const resp = await cache.get('foo')

  1. const cache = require('./simple-cache-client')
  2. Connect to server
    • For Memcached: cache.connect2('localhost:11211')
    • For Redis : cache.connect2('redis://localhost:6379', true)
  3. await cache.set('foo', 'bar')
  4. const resp= await cache.get('foo')

how to change ttl

  1. using memcached, u can only set TTL before connect to server
  2. cache.setTTL(3600) in Seconds

Testing

test with memcached

  • docker pull memcached
  • docker run --name chuli -p11211:11211 -d memcached

test with redis

  • docker pull redis
  • docker run --name chale -p 6379:6379 -d redis

purge cache

  • memcached , use: echo 'flush_all' | nc localhost 11211
  • redis , con redis-client, if u dnt have it, mata la wea noma'

kill containers

  • docker rm $(docker stop $(docker ps -qa))