Apix Cache, cache-tagging for PHP
Apix Cache is a generic and thin cache wrapper with a PSR-6 interface to various caching backends and emphasising cache tagging and indexing.
Cache-tagging allows to find/update all data items with one or more given tags. Providing, for instance, a batch delete of all obsolete entries matching a speficic tag such as a version string.
- Fully unit-tested and compliant with PSR-1, PSR-2, PSR-4 and PSR-6 (Cache).
- Continuously integrated
- against PHP
5.3, 5.4, 5.5, 5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3and HHVM, - and against
APC
,APCu
,Redis
,MongoDB
,Sqlite
,MySQL
,PgSQL
andMemcached
, ... - supports a range of serializers:
igBinary
,msgpack
,json
,php
, ...
- against PHP
- Extendable, additional extensions are available:
- apix/simple-cache provides a SimpleCache (PSR-16) interface.
- More contributions will be linked here.
- Available as a Composer
and as a PEARpackage.
⇄ Pull requests and ★ Stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature request, please create an issue.
Cache backends
Currently, the following cache store are supplied:
APCu
and APC with tagging support,- Redis using the
PhpRedis
extension with tagging support, - MongoDB using either the new
mongodb
or the legacymongo
extension with tagging support, - Memcached using the
Memcached
extension with indexing, tagging and namespacing support, - and relational databases using PDO with tagging support:
- Directory and Files based with tagging support,
- Runtime, in-memory array storage.
Factory usage (PSR-Cache wrapper)
use Apix\Cache;
$backend = new \Redis();
#$backend = new \PDO('sqlite:...'); // Any supported client object e.g. Memcached, MongoClient, ...
#$backend = new Cache\Files($options); // or one that implements Apix\Cache\Adapter
#$backend = 'apcu'; // or an adapter name (string) e.g. "APC", "Runtime"
#$backend = new MyArrayObject(); // or even a plain array() or \ArrayObject.
$cache = Cache\Factory::getPool($backend); // without tagging support
#$cache = Cache\Factory::getTaggablePool($backend); // with tagging
$item = $cache->getItem('wibble_id');
if ( !$cache->isHit() ) {
$data = compute_expensive_stuff();
$item->set($data);
$cache->save($item);
}
return $item->get();
Basic usage (Apix native)
use Apix\Cache;
$cache = new Cache\Apcu;
// try to retrieve 'wibble_id' from the cache
if ( !$data = $cache->load('wibble_id') ) {
// otherwise, get some data from the origin
// example of arbitrary mixed data
$data = array('foo' => 'bar');
// and save it to the cache
$cache->save($data, 'wibble_id');
}
You can also use the folowing in your use cases:
// save $data to the cache as 'wobble_id',
// tagging it along the way as 'baz' and 'flob',
// and set the ttl to 300 seconds (5 minutes)
$cache->save($data, 'wobble_id', array('baz', 'flob'), 300);
// retrieve all the cache ids under the tag 'baz'
$ids = $cache->loadTag('baz');
// clear out all items with a 'baz' tag
$cache->clean('baz');
// remove the named item
$cache->delete('wibble_id');
// flush out the cache (of all -your- stored items)
$cache->flush();
Advanced usage
Options shared by all the backends
use Apix\Cache;
// default options
$options = array(
'prefix_key' => 'apix-cache-key:', // prefix cache keys
'prefix_tag' => 'apix-cache-tag:', // prefix cache tags
'tag_enable' => true // wether to enable tags support
);
// start APCu as a local cache
$local_cache = new Cache\Apcu($options);
Redis specific
// additional (default) options
$options['atomicity'] = false; // false is faster, true is guaranteed
$options['serializer'] = 'php'; // null, php, igbinary, json and msgpack
$redis_client = new \Redis; // instantiate phpredis*
$distributed_cache = new Cache\Redis($redis_client, $options);
* see PhpRedis for instantiation usage.
Memcached specific
// additional (default) options, specific to Memcached
$options['prefix_key'] = 'key_'; // prefix cache keys
$options['prefix_tag'] = 'tag_'; // prefix cache tags
$options['prefix_idx'] = 'idx_'; // prefix cache indexes
$options['prefix_nsp'] = 'nsp_'; // prefix cache namespaces
$options['serializer'] = 'auto'; // auto, igbinary, msgpack, php, json and json_array.
$memcached = new \Memcached; // a Memcached*** instance
$shared_cache = new Cache\Memcached($memcached, $options);
The serialzer auto
(default) is igBinary
if available, then msgpack
if available, then php
otherwise.
*** see Memcached for instantiation details.
MongoDB specific
// additional (default) options
$options['object_serializer'] = 'php'; // null, json, php, igBinary
$options['db_name'] = 'apix'; // name of the mongo db
$options['collection_name'] = 'cache'; // name of the mongo collection
$mongo = new \MongoDB\Client; // MongoDB native driver
#$mongo = new \MongoClient; // or MongoDB legacy driver
$cache = new Cache\Mongo($mongo, $options);
PDO specific
// additional (default) options, specific to the PDO backends
$options['db_table'] = 'cache'; // table to hold the cache
$options['serializer'] = 'php'; // null, php, igbinary, json and msgpack
$options['preflight'] = true; // wether to preflight the DB
$options['timestamp'] = 'Y-m-d H:i:s'; // the timestamp DB format
// with SQLITE
$dbh = new \PDO('sqlite:/tmp/apix_tests.sqlite3');
$relational_cache = new Cache\Pdo\Sqlite($dbh, $options);
// with MYSQL, MariaDB and Percona
$dbh = new \PDO('mysql:host=xxx;port=xxx;dbname=xxx', 'user', 'pass');
$mysql_cache = new Cache\Pdo\Mysql($dbh, $options);
// with PGSQL
$dbh = new \PDO('pgsql:dbname=xxx;host=xxx', 'xxx', 'xxx');
$postgres_cache = new Cache\Pdo\Pgsql($dbh, $options);
// with a SQL:1999 compliant DB, e.g. Oracle
$dbh = new \PDO('oci:dbname=xxx', 'xxx', 'xxx');
$sql1999_cache = new Cache\Pdo\Sql1999($dbh, $options);
The preflight
option will create on-the-fly the required tables if these are mssing. Once these tables exist, set preflight
to false
in order to avoid the extraneous checks.
Filesystem specific
// additional (default) options
$options['directory'] = sys_get_temp_dir() . '/apix-cache'; // Directory where the cache is created
$options['locking'] = true; // File locking (recommended)
$files_cache = new Cache\Files($options);
// or
$directory_cache = new Cache\Directory($options);
- Files: the cache metadata (expiration time and tags) are stored in the cache file directly.
- Directory: the metadata are stored separately from the cached data.
Installation
This project adheres to Semantic Versioning and can be installed using composer:
$ composer require apix/cache:^1.3
All notable changes to this project are documented in its CHANGELOG.
License
This work is licensed under the New BSD license -- see the LICENSE for the full details.
Copyright (c) 2010-2016 Franck Cassedanne