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@whoshnri/silo

v0.1.1

Published

Client SDK and CLI tool for the Silo self-hosted key-value cache

Readme

@whoshnri/silo

A lightweight, high-performance Node.js & Deno client and CLI for the Silo self-hosted key-value cache.

Installation

Node.js (npm / yarn / pnpm)

npm install @whoshnri/silo

Deno

Import directly from JSR:

import { Silo } from "jsr:@whoshnri/silo";

Features

  • High Throughput: Works seamlessly with Silo server's write pooler, allowing high-performance batch commits.
  • 📦 Automatic Value Chunking: Bypasses the Deno KV 64KB single-key storage limit. Any payload larger than 60KB is automatically split into chunks and transparently reconstructed during retrieve (GET) and clean-up (DELETE) operations.
  • 🛠️ Fully Typed: Written in TypeScript with complete auto-generated type definitions.

Usage

1. Initialize Silo Client

Initialize the client with your Silo server URL, bucket ID, and bucket access key:

import { Silo } from "@whoshnri/silo"; // or "jsr:@whoshnri/silo" on Deno

const cache = new Silo({
  url: "http://localhost:8000",
  bucketId: "your-bucket-uuid",
  bucketKey: "silo_bucket_yourkey...",
});

2. Basic KV Operations

Set a Cached Value

Store any JSON-serializable value (strings, numbers, booleans, arrays, nested objects) with an optional TTL (Time-To-Live) in seconds:

// Cache user preferences for 5 minutes (300 seconds)
await cache.set("user:123:prefs", {
  theme: "dark",
  notifications: true,
  roles: ["admin", "editor"]
}, 300);

Get a Cached Value

Retrieve a cached value by key. Specify the generic type to get structured, typed return data:

interface UserPrefs {
  theme: string;
  notifications: boolean;
  roles: string[];
}

const result = await cache.get<UserPrefs>("user:123:prefs");

if (result) {
  console.log(result.value.theme); // "dark"
  console.log(new Date(result.expiresAt)); // Expiry timestamp
} else {
  console.log("Key not found or expired.");
}

Delete a Cached Value

Manually remove a value from the cache:

await cache.delete("user:123:prefs");

Error Handling

Standard fetch or server-side errors will throw native JavaScript errors:

try {
  await cache.set("key", value);
} catch (err) {
  console.error("Cache operation failed:", (err as Error).message);
}

License

MIT