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lru-memoize-map

v0.2.2

Published

`yarn add lru-memoize-map`

Readme

Install

yarn add lru-memoize-map

Usage

  • exports 'memoize' function as default module
  • memoize(lruCacheSize, options)
    • @lruCacheSize: the number of entries to hold in the cache at a given time
    • @options: {multiArgs: (bool), coalesceWith: (function)} see below for examples
import memoize from 'lru-memoize-map'

// Single-argument memoization
const memoizer = memoize(1024)(
  function (arg) {
    // do some work
  }
)


// Multi-argument memoization
// This option creates an array from the arguments and uses that as the Map
// key. All entries in the cache must be checked for matches on the argument
// array in this case each time the cache is utilized.
const multiArgsMemoizer = memoize(1024, {multiArgs: true})(
  function (arg1, arg2) {
    // do some work
  }
)


// Multi-argument memoization with JSON serializable arguments
// the 'coalasceWith' option is used to coalesce multiple arguments
// into a single argument
const jsonArgMemoizer = memoize(1024, {coalesceWith: JSON.stringify})(
  function (arg1, arg2) {
    // do some work
  }
)