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node-cache-redis

Simplistic node redis cache ready can scale with generic-pool support

Cache Early; Cache Often

Prerequisites

node >= 4 This module requires nodejs v4 or above as it has dependencies on es6 components such as Map, Set, Promise etc. redis >= 4 This module requires redis v4 or above as it has dependencies on UNLINK and redis.replicate_commands() for pattern deletion.

Featuring

Out of the box default configuration (but fully configurable)
Scalable easily, less friction during locking and purging
Design for multithread environment
Extensible Logging
Flexible Expiration: Through configuration, you can set a default expiration mode and time for each layer.
Statistics / Counters: Gather statistical information and track caching operations in Performance Monitor as needed.
Modular Design: Lib comes in many different packages, separating the features and dependencies.

Todo:

Serialization: Used to serialize values in distributed scenarios, can be configured.
Synchronized locking with a semaphore
Provides both sync and async API

Getting started

    npm install node-cache-redis

Usage

    const RedisCache = require("node-cache-redis");
    const cache = new RedisCache();

    // set
    cache.set("key", "value")
    .then(function () {
      return cache.get("key");
    })
    .then(function (value) {
      assert.eql(value, "value")
    });

API

RedisCache([options])

`options` object properties

Name	Type	Description
`name`	string	Name your store
`redisOptions`	object	opts from node_redis#options-object-properties
`poolOptions`	object	opts from node-pool#createpool
`logger`	object	Inject your custom logger
`ttlInSeconds`	number	Default time to live for stored values