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"Least Recently Used" (LRU) cache compatible to ES6 Map
Useful for caching with limited memory usage. API compatible with built-in Map object.
$ npm install map-lru
import MapLRU from 'map-lru' // ES5
// const MapLRU = require('map-lru') // commonJs
const cache = new MapLRU(10)
cache.set('♥', '♥♥♥')
cache.has('♥');
//=> true
cache.get('♥');
//=> '♥♥♥'
cache.last
//=> '♥'
cache.size
//=> 1
Creates a new instance
Parameters
maxSize
Number max. size of the LRU cache.Additional methods
last
Returns the last accessed key.
Returns Any
peek(key)
Get an item without marking it as recently used.
Parameters
key
AnykeysAccessed()
keys in order of access - last one is most recently used one.
Returns Iterator Iterator object
Default Map methods
FAQs
"Least Recently Used" (LRU) cache compatible to ES6 Map
The npm package map-lru receives a total of 2,226 weekly downloads. As such, map-lru popularity was classified as popular.
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