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catbox-disk

v3.0.2

Published

Disk storage adapter for catbox

Downloads

214

Readme

catbox-disk Build Status

Disk storage adapter for catbox.

Lead Maintainer - Andrew Hughes

Code liberally cribbed from various other adapter examples, primarily

Version Note:

Users of Hapi less than v17 should use the 2.x.x version of this plugin. For Hapi v17 and above use version 3.x.x or greater.

Example invocations:

>= Hapi v17.0.0:

const Hapi = require('hapi');
const Disk = require('catbox-disk');

const server = new Hapi.Server({
    cache : [{
            name      : 'diskCache',
            engine    : new Disk({
              cachePath: '/some/existing/dir',
              cleanEvery: 3600000,
              partition : 'cache'
            }),
    }]
});

< Hapi v17.0.0:

const Hapi = require('hapi');
const Disk = require('catbox-disk');

const server = new Hapi.Server({
    cache : [{
            name      : 'diskCache',
            engine    : Disk,
            cachePath: '/some/existing/dir',
            cleanEvery: 3600000,
            partition : 'cache'
    }]
});

Opttions:

  • cachePath : string required - a pre-existing path you want to store your cache files in
  • cleanEvery : integer <default 1 hour> optional - number of milliseconds between each cache cleanup for disk space recovery. Set to 0 to deactivate entirely.

Notes:

  • This cache backend stores everything in flat .json files with MD5 hashed filenames based off the keys to avoid encoding issues & length limits at the filesystem level.
  • Initial hash character prefixes are used to split file storage into multiple sub directories to avoid excessive file counts in any one directory, e.g. ABCD1234DEADBEEF.json is stored in .../AB/CD/ABCD1234DEADBEEF.json
  • This cache doesn't set an upper limit on disk usage. Plan accordingly, and monitor your free drive space if you're not certain about behavior.
  • Old, un-accessed files are automatically purged via the cleanEvery interval option, which is active by default. If you never access an old cached file, it will take up drivespace until deleted, which is why this option is important. Be mindful if you deactivate it.