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Simple, minimalistic key-value cache.


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Devyl's Cache

Simple, minimalistic key-value cache, created by Devyl.

Why use it?

  • fully asynchronous
  • small n' easy
  • zero dependencies

Installation

Install the package using your favorite manager.

npm i @devyl/cache
yarn add @devyl/cache

Create a basic cache instance.

import cache from '@devyl/cache'

const myCache = new cache({
  max: 10, // cache can contain up to 10 items
  maxAge: 60 // delete each item after 1 minute
})

async function demo() {
  await myCache.setKey('some key', 'hello world')
}

demo()

Configuration

  • maxAge to set the maximum age for each item in the cache
    👉 900 (seconds) by default

  • max to set the maximum size for the store
    👉 Infinity by default

  • maxLength to set the maximum length for each item
    👉 Infinity by default (affects only strings)

Features

  • setKey(key, value) to set a new item (will return either true or false)
    👉 key can be anything, nevertheless it should be unique
    👉 value can be of any type, doesn't have to be unique

  • getKey(key) to get a item
    👉 will return the value of the item or null if it doesn't exist

  • updateKey(key, value) to update a key (will return either true or false)
    👉 key has to exist, in case it doesn't it'll return false
    👉 value can be of any type, doesn't have to be unique

  • stealKey(key) to get a item without modifying anything
    👉 will return the value of the item or null if it doesn't exist

  • hasKey(key) to check if a key exists
    👉 will return either true or false

  • hasValue(value) to check if any item has a specific value
    👉 will return either true or false

  • deleteKey(key) to delete a key
    👉 will return either true or false

  • purge() to reset the cache

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Last updated on 28 Sep 2021

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