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A simple utility to cache RxJS Observables in memory, session and local storage
This utility allows you to cache streams in memory, or Web Storage. It also works in Node, but please only use in-memory if you do so.
In the future, it will be extended with he ability provide a way to provide a custom CacheProviderType, such as Redis.
npm i cached-observable --save
The utility has the following interface:
function cachedObservable<T = unknown>(
observable$: Observable<T>,
key: string,
maxAge?: number | undefined,
cacheProviderType = CacheProviderType.Memory,
)
observable$
is the stream we want to cachekey
is a unique key - please make sure it is uniquemaxAge
is a value, in milliseconds, that represents the amount of time the
value will be cached forcacheProviderType
is by default in-memory, you can also choose
CacheProviderType.Persistent
or CacheProviderType.Session
A basic example; the stream is cached in memory for the whole duration of the session.
import { cachedObservable } from 'cached-observable';
function getTodos() {
const request$ = this.http.get(url);
const key = url;
return cachedObservable(request$, key);
}
We can set a max-age - so that the entry will expire after the number of milliseconds provided
import { cachedObservable } from 'cached-observable';
function getTodos() {
const request$ = this.http.get(url);
const key = url;
const maxAge = 60_000; // 1 minute
return cachedObservable(request$, key, maxAge);
}
We can store the streams in both session and local storage:
import { cachedObservable, CacheProviderType } from 'cached-observable';
// local storage
function getTodos() {
const request$ = this.http.get(url);
return cachedObservable(request$, url, maxAge, CacheProviderType.Persistent);
}
// session storage
function getTodos() {
const request$ = this.http.get(url);
return cachedObservable(request$, url, maxAge, CacheProviderType.Session);
}
import { invalidateCachedObservable } from 'cached-observable';
invalidateCachedObservable(cacheKey, CacheProviderType.Session);
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A simple utility to cache RxJS Observables in memory, session and local storage
The npm package cached-observable receives a total of 64 weekly downloads. As such, cached-observable popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cached-observable demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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