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@crossplatformai/cache

v0.4.2

Published

Shared cache module for CrossPlatform.ai projects

Readme

@crossplatformai/cache

Shared cache adapters for CrossPlatform.ai projects.

This package stays frameworkless and infrastructure-light. Apps own the actual Redis client and inject it into the adapter.

What this package provides

  • RedisCacheAdapter for Redis-backed cache behavior
  • MemoryCacheAdapter for tests and local in-memory usage
  • CacheRedisClient type for the minimal injected Redis client contract

Package boundary

This package owns:

  • cache adapter behavior
  • key prefixing behavior
  • TTL handling
  • counter, set, and hash helpers
  • the minimal Redis client interface used by the adapter

This package does not own:

  • Redis connection configuration
  • Redis client lifecycle policy beyond best-effort connect support
  • app-specific cache key naming
  • auth or device business logic
  • framework request/response handling

Installation

pnpm add @crossplatformai/cache redis

redis is a peer dependency. The consuming app installs and owns it.

Usage

Redis adapter

import { createClient } from 'redis';
import { RedisCacheAdapter } from '@crossplatformai/cache';

const redis = createClient({
  url: process.env.REDIS_URL,
});

export const cache = new RedisCacheAdapter({
  client: redis,
  keyPrefix: 'cache:',
});

Memory adapter

import { MemoryCacheAdapter } from '@crossplatformai/cache';

const cache = new MemoryCacheAdapter();

await cache.set('health', 'ok', 60);
const value = await cache.get('health');

Import paths

  • @crossplatformai/cache - main exports
  • @crossplatformai/cache/adapters - adapter exports
  • @crossplatformai/cache/types - cache types

Redis client contract

RedisCacheAdapter accepts an injected client matching CacheRedisClient.

This is intentionally a narrow contract so apps can:

  • use the official redis package
  • control connection lifecycle themselves
  • swap compatible implementations if needed

Publishing model

This package currently publishes raw TypeScript source.

That is intentional for now. Consuming repos are expected to use toolchains that can consume package TypeScript directly.

Testing

pnpm test
pnpm check-types
pnpm lint

License

See LICENSE.