@digitalcredentials/lru-memoize
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A Memoized wrapper around the javascript
lru-cachelibrary.
(Forked from digitalbazaar/lru-memoize v2.0.0
to provide TypeScript and ReactNative compatibility.)
lru-memoize is used to
to memoize promises
(as opposed to just the results of the operations),
which helps in high-concurrency use cases. (And in turn, it uses
lru-cache under the hood.)
The memoized LruCache constructor passes any options given to it through to
the lru-cache constructor, so see that repo for the full list of cache
management options. Commonly used ones include:
max (default: 100) - maximum size of the cache.maxAge (default: 5 sec/5000 ms) - maximum age of an item in ms.updateAgeOnGet (default: false) - When using time-expiring entries with
maxAge, setting this to true will make each entry's effective time update to
the current time whenever it is retrieved from cache, thereby extending the
expiration date of the entry.To install locally (for development):
git clone https://github.com/digitalcredentials/lru-memoize.git
cd lru-memoize
npm install
PRs accepted.
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