@groupby/elements-cache-driver-plugin
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This package contains the GroupBy Elements Cache Driver Plugin class.
This package contains the GroupBy Elements Cache Driver Plugin class.
To use the plugin, simply instantiate it and register it with Core:
const cacheDriverPlugin = new CacheDriverPlugin();
core.register(cacheDriverPlugin);
This plugin listens for and dispatches a number of events. These events are defined in the @groupby/elements-events package.
CACHE_REQUEST: When received, a request to the cache is made and a response is dispatched with the event name provided in the payload of CACHE_REQUEST.
It is recommended to prefix the return event name with the value of CACHE_RESPONSE_PREFIX.CACHE_REQUEST is fulfilled.
The event is dispatched under the name provided by the corresponding CACHE_REQUEST payload.FAQs
This package contains the GroupBy Elements Cache Driver Plugin class.
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