php cache implementation (PSR-6 and PSR-16)
Support for memcached and APCu is included.
Memcached
$memcached = new Memcached();
$memcached->addServer("127.0.0.1", 11211, 50]);
$pool = new Cache\Pool\Memcached($memcached);
$cache = new Cache\Cache($pool);
APCu
$pool = new Cache\Pool\APCu();
$cache = new Cache\Cache($pool);
Blackhole
The blackhole pool is a dummy pool, which does not do any caching. It can be used on a development environment, when caching should be disabled.
$pool = new Cache\Pool\Blackhole();
$cache = new Cache\Cache($pool);
Memory
A cache pool which uses an instance variable of the pool object as cache.
$pool = new Cache\Pool\Memory();
$cache = new Cache\Cache($pool);
Additional methods
Besides, the PSR standards, the Cache has implemented some useful extra methods.
getSet
getSet invokes a closure, if the key was not found inside the cache. This helps to build a linear code base, without additional conditions checking whether the key was found or not.
If the key was found, the value is returned directly, without invkoing the closure.
$pool = new Cache\Pool\APCu();
$cache = new Cache\Cache($pool);
$val = $cache->getSet('mykey', function() {
// ... do some expensive calculations
return $val;
});
Grouping
If you want to invalidate a group of cache items, by only removing one key, this could be done by using the group feature.
$groupkey = 'mygroup';
$cache->setGrouped($groupkey, 'key1', $val1);
$cache->setGrouped($groupkey, 'key2', $val2);
$cache->setGrouped($groupkey, 'key-' . uniqid(), $val2);
$cache->delete($groupkey); // invalidates key1, key2, key-xxxx
$val = $cache->getGrouped($groupkey, 'key1'); // $val is null
getSetGrouped works in the same way as getSet, but with the additional group key.