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litecache

v0.1.1

Published

Extremly lightweight fully synchronous NodeJS internal cache.

Readme

liteCache

Synchronous NodeJS internal cache.

A purely synchronous lightweight cache module with constant-time set, get and del methods that works like a dictionary map. Cache supports ttl for expired value removal. Expired keyValue pairs are only pruned on get or del. No tasks are scheduled in the node event loop. Built-in support for null value and integer keys. If you want stale key-removal scheduler, multi-key support, or event handling then look at node-cache. If you do not need nor want to "pay" for those features then lite-cache is for you. LiteCache has no external dependencies. Feel free to comment and contribute!

Install

  npm install litecache

Or just require the lite_cache.js file to get the superclass

Examples:

Initialize:

var LiteCache = require( "litecache" );
var cache = new LiteCache();

Store a key (SET):

cache.set( key, val, [ ttl ] )

Sets a key to value. Optionally provide ttl (in seconds).

obj = { aNumber: 42 };
cache.set( "aKey", obj, 10);
cache.set( 123, 123);
cache.set('null', null);

Retrieve a key (GET):

cache.get( key )

Gets the stored value from cache. Returns undefined if not found or expired. If expired, the keyValue will be removed from the cache before returning.

Delete a key (DEL):

cache.del( key )

Delete a key. Returns the value for the given key if exist.

List keys (KEYS)

cache.keys()

Returns an array of all existing keys.

Statistics (STATS):

cache.getStats()

Returns the statistics.

cache.getStats();
  /*
    {
      keys: 0,    // key count
      hits: 0,    // hit count
      misses: 0,  // miss count
    }
  */

Flush data (FLUSH):

cache.flush()

Flush all data. Reset internal counters