alexkratky / cachex
Class to work with cache.
Requires
- php: >=7.0
- alexkratky/filestream: ^1.0.0
- alexkratky/loggerx: ^1.0.0
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Last update: 2024-09-12 20:31:20 UTC
README
Class to work with cache.
Installation
composer require alexkratky/cachex
Usage
require 'vendor/autoload.php'; use AlexKratky\Cache; use AlexKratky\Logger; Cache::setDirectory(__DIR__ . '/cache/'); Logger::setDirectory(__DIR__ . '/cache/'); Cache::save("test.json", array( "name" => "Alex" ));
Working with Cache
Working with Cache in panx framework is quite easy. If you need to save some variable to cache, you can do it by calling Cache::save($name, $data)
, where $name
is the name of the variable and $data
is its value.
After you saved data, you can retrieve them by calling Cache::get($name, $cacheTime)
, where $name
is the name of the variable and $cacheTime
is time in seconds. If the stored data in cache is older then this limit, it will return false
. Second parameter is optional. If you do not pass any value as second parameter, Cache class will use the default value (10 seconds).
Cache::get()
will return the data or false
if the variable is not stored in cache or it is too old.
require 'vendor/autoload.php'; use AlexKratky\Cache; use AlexKratky\Logger; Cache::setDirectory(__DIR__ . '/cache/'); Logger::setDirectory(__DIR__ . '/cache/'); $c = Cache::get("user", 30); if($c !== false) { var_dump($c); } $c_arr = array( "ID" => 1, "name" => "Alex", "email" => "example@example.com", "age" => 19, "admin" => true ); Cache::save("user", $c_arr);
Cache::destroy(string $name): bool
- Deletes specified cache file.Cache::clearUnused($dir = null, $time = 86400)
- Deletes unused cache files (Older then $time). The $dir parameter must be specified only from terminal (_DIR_).Cache::clearAll($dir = null)
- Deletes whole cache directory. The $dir parameter must be specified only from terminal (_DIR_).