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ts-cache-service

v1.0.2

Published

simple utility to cache API requests in different methods

Downloads

3

Readme

#TS Cache Service

This is a simple utilty lib which helps "caching" things based on a Map of key/value objects, which can be stored in different ways.

It can be useful to store for example huge API responses, which are being almost never updated

The Cache Service class

CacheService class, found in src/index.ts is a simple class with a KeyGeneration property (which is a function) and a cacheHandler property, which is a ICacheHandler interface

Passing a CacheType to its constructor, will auto create a cacheHandler instance with a factory

Currently, there are 3 types of caching system:

#####CacheType.MEMORY

using handlers/MemoryCacheHandler.ts class, will store key/values in a simple object

CacheType.SESSION

using handlers/SessionCacheHandler.ts class, will store key/values inside window.sessionStorage

CacheType.PERSISTENT

using handlers/PersistentCacheHandler.ts class, will store key/values inside window.localStorage

It does automatically check if window.sessionStorage or window.localStorage are available, and fallback to CacheType.MEMORY as default

inside examples/axios you can find an example using the Axios library with an adapter and a response interceptor to integrate with CacheService