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@aprodan/cache

v1.0.0

Published

A simple in-memory cache for Node.js

Readme

cache

A simple in-memory cache for Node.js

Install

npm install @aprodan/cache

Usage

const cache = require('@aprodan/cache');

cache.put('key', 'value');

const val = cache.get('key')

console.log('val=', val); // => val='value'

API

get(key)

  • Retrieves a value for a given key
  • If there is not existing an record for the given key, there will be returned null.

put(key, value, time = null, timeoutCallback = null)

  • Stores a value in the cache
  • If time is passed, then it will be stored temporarly for that given amount of time (seconds)
  • An optional timeout callback function could be provided, that will run after the entry has expired

keys()

  • Returns keys that are stored in cache.

remove(key)

  • Removes the record stored at the given key.

clear()

  • Removes all the records stored in the cache, and resets it.

size()

  • Returns current number of records stored in the cache.

hits()

  • Returns total number of cache hits.

misses()

  • Returns total number of cache misses.

exportJson()

  • Returns a JSON string representing all the cache data.