This repository is a simple abstraction layer for key-value caches. It implements PSR-16.
If you need a super-simple way to support PSR-16, sabre/cache helps you get started. It's as hands-off as possible.
It also comes with a test-suite that can be used by other PSR-16 implementations.
Make sure you have composer installed, and then run:
composer require sabre/cache
Read PSR-16 for the API. We follow it to the letter.
This is useful as a test-double for long-running processes. The Memory
cache
only lasts as long as the object does.
$cache = new \Sabre\Cache\Memory();
This object uses the APCu api for caching. It's a fast memory cache that's shared by multiple PHP processes.
$cache = new \Sabre\Cache\Apcu();
This object uses the Memcached extension for caching.
$memcached = new \Memcached();
$memcached->addServer('127.0.0.1', 11211);
$cache = new \Sabre\Cache\Memcached($memcached);
You are responsible for configuring memcached, and you just pass a fully
instantiated objected to the \Sabre\Cache\Memcached
constructor.
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master |
Head over to the sabre/dav mailinglist, or you can also just open a ticket on GitHub.
This library is being developed by fruux. Drop us a line for commercial services or enterprise support.