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memoizator

v0.0.2

Published

A promise-friendly memoize package

Readme

Memoizator

A promise-friendly memoize package

Uses the memoization technique to optimize expensive function results storing their results. You can use this technique over a wide range of applications.

const factorial = require('../lib/factorial')
const memoizator = require("memoizator")

const factorialMemoized = memoizator(factorial, { ttl: 600000 })


export default async function calcFactorial(req, res) {
    try {
        const { factor } = req.query
        
        const data = await factorialMemoized(factor)

        res.json({ data })
    } catch (e) {
        res.status(500).json({ error: 'Internal Server Error', details: e.message })
    }
}

This package allows you to use the memoization over promises functions and allow a fine-granded control over the cache configuration to avoid memory issues and others.

Installation

Installation is done using the npm install command:

$ npm install memoizator

Features

  • Fine-granded control over internal cache
  • Easy to use
  • Promise (async/await) focused
  • Isolated: Each memoizator method is self-contained and fully isolated
  • EventEmitter: Allow listen events to a better understanding of the inner workings of the package
  • Very small: Less than 100 lines of code
  • 100% code coverage

Issues

No issue found until now. If you discover any problem, please open a ticket in this repository.

How to help

This project started from my project needs. If you think this package can help you and you'll be grateful to contribute but don't known how, please, take a look at this list.

  • Documentation improvement
  • Performance tests