cacherjs v0.1.2

cacherjs

JS TTL Cache Mechanism.

This is a UMD module that can be used as AMD module, native and NodeJS.

Getting Started

Run npm install cacherjs

Overview

A TTL cache mechanism with the following options at instance creation

options.max

Type: Number Default value: 0

optional max items in cache - 0 is unlimited

options.maxStrategy

Type: Cacher.MAX_STRATEGY Default value: Cacher.MAX_STRATEGY.NO_ADD

optional strategy for max items (new items will not be added or closest ttl item should be removed)

options.ttl

Type: Number Default value: 0

optional TTL for each cache item - 0 is unlimited

options.interval

Type: Number Default value: 1000

optional interval for eviction loop in milliseconds

options.ontimeout

Type: Function Default value: Empty function

optional global handler for timeout of items in cache - return false if you want the items to not be deleted after ttl, or object { ttl: number, callback: function } to update the TTL or callback

options.onkickout

Type: Function Default value: Empty function

optional global handler for kick out (forced evict) of items in cache

API

get (key, optionalpop)

Will get the value associated with the given key. pop is a boolean flag indicating whether to also pop/remove the item from cache.

set (key, value, optionalttl, optionalcallback)

Will set value and associate it with the given key. ttl will override the time to live for the item inside the cache. callback will be called on item timeout - return false if you want the item to not be deleted after ttl, or object { ttl: number, callback: function } to update the TTL or callback

remove (key)

Will remove key from cache.

removeAll

Will clean the cache completely

Example

var Cacher = require("cacherjs").Cacher;
var cache = new Cacher({
    ttl: 180000,
    interval: 30000,
    max: 5000,
    maxStrategy: Cacher.MAX_STRATEGY.CLOSEST_TTL
});
ttlCache.set("key1", "someValue");
ttlCache.get("key1"); //"someValue"

License

MIT