koded / cache-simple
A PSR-16 caching library with support for several caching technologies. Supports JSON data caching in Redis.
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Requires
- php: ^8.1
- ext-json: *
- koded/stdlib: ^6.3
- psr/log: ^3
- psr/simple-cache: ^3.0
Requires (Dev)
- cache/integration-tests: dev-master
- mikey179/vfsstream: ^1
- phpbench/phpbench: ^1
- phpunit/phpunit: ^9
- predis/predis: ^2
- symfony/phpunit-bridge: ^6.0.x-dev
Suggests
- ext-igbinary: For Redis igbinary support
- ext-memcached: For caching in Memcached
- ext-msgpack: For de/serializing cached data
- ext-redis: For caching in Redis
- ext-shmop: For shared-memory caching
- predis/predis: For using Redis without ext-redis extension
README
A PSR-16 caching library for PHP 8 using several caching technologies. It supports JSON caching for Redis.
Requirements
The library is not tested on any Windows OS and may not work as expected there.
The recommended installation method is via Composer
composer require koded/cache-simple
Redis
There are two client flavors for Redis by using the
and they are not mutually exclusive.
These clients supports JSON serialization for the cache, useful for handling the cached data in other programming languages.
Since there is no Redis native support for JSON serialization, it's done in userland and that always introduces some overhead. Be aware that the native PHP and Igbinary functions are superior.
- the
RedisClient
is preferred if Redis extension is installed - the
PredisClient
can be used otherwise
// with Redis extension simple_cache_factory('redis'); // with Predis library simple_cache_factory('predis');
Memcached
Please install the Memcached extension.
Usage
The factory function always creates a new instance of specific
SimpleCacheInterface
client implementation.
/* * Creates a simple cache instance * with MemcachedClient and default configuration */ $cache = simple_cache_factory('memcached');
/* * Some configuration directives for the cache client * are passed in the second argument as array */ $cache = simple_cache_factory('redis', [ 'host' => '127.0.0.1', 'serializer' => 'json', 'prefix' => 'test:', 'ttl' => 3600 // 1 hour global TTL ]);
A bit verbose construction for the same instance is
$config = new ConfigFactory(['serializer' => 'json', 'prefix' => 'test:', 'ttl' => 3000]); $cache = (new ClientFactory($config))->new('redis');
Configuration directives
Current available configuration classes
RedisConfiguration
Please refer to Redis extension connect method.
// Without defining the parameters the above directives are used as default $cache = simple_cache_factory('redis');
Serializers
php
(default)json
The special config directive is
binary(string)
for setting the internal serializer functions to either PHP nativeun/serialize()
,igbinary_un/serialize()
ormsgpack_un/pack()
.
$cache = simple_cache_factory('redis', [ 'binary' => \Koded\Stdlib\Serializer::MSGPACK ]);
The binary
directive is effective if igbinary
and/or msgpack
extensions are installed and loaded.
Otherwise it defaults to PHP un/serialize()
functions.
You can change the binary flag on already cached data, but you should invalidate the previously cached items, since they are already serialized and stored in the cache.
JSON serializer options
The default options for json_encode() function are:
- JSON_PRESERVE_ZERO_FRACTION
- JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES
- JSON_THROW_ON_ERROR
To set the desired options, use the options
configuration directive:
$cache = simple_cache_factory('redis', [ 'serializer' => 'json', 'options' => JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES | JSON_FORCE_OBJECT ]);
JSON options are applied with bitmask operators. The above example will
- remove
JSON_UNESCAPED_SLASHES
(because it's already set) - add
JSON_FORCE_OBJECT
MemcachedConfiguration
The following options are set by default when an instance of MemcachedConfiguration
is created,
except for OPT_PREFIX_KEY
which is there as a reminder that it may be set.
Options with
NULL
value will be removed.
There are many Memcached options that may suit the specific needs for the caching scenarios and this is something the developer/s needs to figure it out.
Examples:
[ // Memcached client `persistent_id` 'id' => 'items', // your Memcached servers list 'servers' => [ ['127.0.0.1', 11211], ['127.0.0.2', 11211], ['127.0.0.2', 11212], ], // Memcached client options 'options' => [ \Memcached::OPT_PREFIX_KEY => 'i:', // cache item prefix \Memcached::OPT_REMOVE_FAILED_SERVERS => false, // changes the default value \Memcached::OPT_DISTRIBUTION => null // remove this directive with NULL ], // the global expiration time (for ALL cached items) 'ttl' => 120, ]
PredisConfiguration
By default the parameters are:
Examples:
$cache = simple_cache_factory('predis');
$cache = simple_cache_factory('predis', [ 'scheme' => 'unix', 'path' => '/path/to/redis.sock', 'options' => [ 'prefix' => 'i:', 'exceptions' => true, 'parameters' => [ 'password' => getenv('REDIS_PASSWORD'), 'database' => 1 ] ] ]);
There are many configuration options for this package. Please refer to Predis configuration page.
Shared Memory (shmop)
Requires a PHP shmop extension.
$cache = simple_cache_factory('shmop', [ 'dir' => '/path/to/app/cache', // optional 'ttl' => null, // global TTL ]);
FileConfiguration
Please avoid it on production environments, or use it as a last option.
If cache directory is not provided in the configuration, the PHP function sys_get_temp_dir() is used to store the cached files in the OS "temporary" directory.
$cache = simple_cache_factory('file', ['dir' => '/tmp']);
MemoryClient
This client will store the cached items in the memory for the duration of the script's lifetime. It is useful for development, but not for production.
MemoryClient
is also the default client if you do not require a specific client incache_simple_factory()
$cache = simple_cache_factory('memory'); $cache = simple_cache_factory(); // also creates a MemoryClient
Code quality
vendor/bin/phpunit
vendor/bin/phpbench run --report=default --group=factory vendor/bin/phpbench run --report=default --group=read-write
or
vendor/bin/phpbench run --report=benchmark --group=read-write
Benchmarks
The benchmarks are flaky and dependant on the environment. This table gives a non-accurate insight how client performs at write-read-delete operations, and should have an informative comparison.
To find out what may be the fastest choice for your environment, run
vendor/bin/phpbench run --report=default --group=read-write
+-----------------+-----------+-----------+-----------+--------+
| subject | best | mean | worst | rstdev |
+-----------------+-----------+-----------+-----------+--------+
| bench_predis | 1.354ms | 1.403ms | 1.431ms | ±2.49% |
| bench_redis | 581.000μs | 592.667μs | 609.000μs | ±2.01% |
| bench_memcached | 581.000μs | 593.333μs | 606.000μs | ±1.72% |
| bench_file | 355.000μs | 367.667μs | 385.000μs | ±3.45% |
| bench_shmop | 349.000μs | 364.000μs | 374.000μs | ±2.97% |
| bench_memory | 77.000μs | 79.667μs | 82.000μs | ±2.58% |
+-----------------+-----------+-----------+-----------+--------+
License
The code is distributed under the terms of The 3-Clause BSD license.