@type-cacheable/redis-adapter
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TypeScript-based caching decorators to assist with caching (and clearing cache for) async methods. This package supports the redis client.
npm install --save @type-cacheable/core @type-cacheable/redis-adapter
Note: If you are using redis v3.x.x, use @type-cacheable/redis-adapter v10.x.x. If you are using redis v4.x.x, use @type-cacheable/redis-adapter v11.x.x+.
or
yarn add @type-cacheable/core @type-cacheable/redis-adapter
import Redis from 'redis';
import { useAdapter } from '@type-cacheable/redis-adapter';
const client = Redis.createClient();
const clientAdapter = useAdapter(client);
Then you can rely on the @Cacheable, @CacheUpdate, and @CacheClear decorators from @type-cacheable/core. See core documentation
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Adapter for using redis with type-cacheable
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