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@boostkit/cache

v0.0.6

Published

Cache facade, registry, and provider factory with built-in memory and Redis drivers.

Readme

@boostkit/cache

Cache facade, registry, and provider factory with built-in memory and Redis drivers.

Installation

pnpm add @boostkit/cache

Setup

// bootstrap/providers.ts
import { cache } from '@boostkit/cache'
import configs from '../config/index.js'
export default [cache(configs.cache)]

Cache Facade

import { Cache } from '@boostkit/cache'

await Cache.set('key', 'value', 300)        // store with 60s TTL
await Cache.set('key', 'value')             // store forever
const val = await Cache.get<string>('key')  // null on miss/expiry
await Cache.has('key')                      // boolean
await Cache.forget('key')                   // remove one key
await Cache.flush()                         // remove all keys

// compute + store if missing (with TTL)
const user = await Cache.remember('user:1', 60, () => User.find('1'))

// compute + store if missing (no TTL)
const cfg = await Cache.rememberForever('config', () => loadConfig())

// get + remove in one call
const token = await Cache.pull('one-time-token')

Cache Methods

| Method | Returns | Description | |--------|---------|-------------| | get<T>(key) | Promise<T \| null> | Retrieve a value. null on miss or expiry. | | set(key, value, ttl?) | Promise<void> | Store a value. Omit ttl to store indefinitely. | | has(key) | Promise<boolean> | Check existence (respects TTL). | | forget(key) | Promise<void> | Remove a single key. | | flush() | Promise<void> | Remove all entries. | | remember<T>(key, ttl, fn) | Promise<T> | Return cached value or compute, store with TTL, and return. | | rememberForever<T>(key, fn) | Promise<T> | Return cached value or compute, store without TTL, and return. | | pull<T>(key) | Promise<T \| null> | Get and immediately remove. null if missing. |

Configuration

// config/cache.ts
export default {
  default: 'memory',
  stores: {
    memory: { driver: 'memory' },
    redis:  { driver: 'redis', host: '127.0.0.1', port: 6379, prefix: 'app:' },
  },
} satisfies CacheConfig

Notes

  • Built-in drivers: memory (in-process, dev-friendly) and redis (requires pnpm add ioredis).
  • MemoryAdapter is exported for standalone use without the provider.
  • TTL values are always in seconds.