somephp / arraycache
Quickly store and retrieve arrays. Persist data with two methods, set and get. Enabling OPcache is recommended for speed.
Requires
- php: >=5.4
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Last update: 2024-05-15 20:09:15 UTC
README
Quickly store and retrieve arrays. Persist data with two methods, set and get. Enabling OPcache is recommended for speed.
I created this while looking for a quick and simple persistent data store. This is a quick and dirty class based on what I learned from the following blog post.
Thanks to: https://blog.graphiq.com/500x-faster-caching-than-redis-memcache-apc-in-php-hhvm-dcd26e8447ad
Quick Use Sections:
You can set an array to the tmp folder in your file system and load it from the file sytem. Arrays are Encoded when written and they are Parsed when reading.
License
MIT - MIT License
File: LICENSE
Installation
Composer
composer require somephp/arraycache:dev-master
With the development version, a writable "tmp" folder must exist in the directory where your script is called from.
mkdir tmp; chmod 777 tmp;
Usage Examples
The following examples require a writable "tmp" folder in the directory where the script was called from.
Example #1 Basic. Persistence: save an array.
<?php
require_once 'ArrayCache.php';
use SomePHP\ArrayCache\Cache;
$array = array_fill(0, 10000000, 'Yo');
Cache::set('my_var', $array);
Example #2 Basic. Persistence: load an array.
<?php
require_once 'ArrayCache.php';
use SomePHP\ArrayCache\Cache;
$var = Cache::get('my_var');
echo '<pre>'. print_r($var, true) .'</pre>';
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Contributions
Suggestions and code modifications are welcome. Create a pull/merge request, and tell me what you are thinking.