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js-local-cache

v1.1.5

Published

Local code level cache in JavaScript. Better use of APIs to reduce frequent hits to server

Readme

Local Cache

Build Status npm version Coverage Status contributions welcome HitCount downloads

Local cache will cache your application data very useful for API responses to cache which reduces server hits. Easy to use and Easy to understand


Basic useful feature list:

  • Cache any type of data on js level
  • Auto clear in given time with each data [default 5 mint]
  • group base cache
  • Static Cache overall the application
  • Extra parameter provided to search, divide same identifier and key with paginated data

installation

npm install js-local-cache --save

Class Functions

Functions List:

setData(key, data, cachedTimeout, group, extraParam)
getData(key, group, extraParam)
clearData(key, group, extraParam)
clearGroup(group)
clearAllCache() // Use always when logged out

Params Types:

| Param | Type | Required | Default | | ------- | ---- | --- | --- | | key | String Or Integer / unique | Required| | | data | Any | Required | | | cachedTimeout | Miliseconds | Optional | 300000 //5 mints | | group | String Or Integer | Optional| 'default' | | extraParam | String Or Integer | Optional | null|

Coding Example

import Cache from 'js-local-cache';

function getCustomerList(token, pageNum, forceUpdate){
// token can be used as unique key or any thing you
// in case forceUpdate
const cacheData = Cache.getData(token, pageNum, 'customer');
if(forceUpdate){
  Cache.clearData(token, 'customer', pageNum);
   // OR
  Cache.clearGroup('customer');
}
if(cacheData && !forceUpdate){
  return new Promise((resolve) => {
    resolve(cacheData);
  });
}

  return promise((resolve, reject) => {
    request(url).end(response => {
      Cache.setData(token, response, 100000, 'customer', pageNum);
      // this data will be wipedout after 100000 miliseconds
      resolve(response);
    });
  });
}

Unit Tests Unit test provided with 100% Coverage

npm run test

License

MIT