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Package silex-cache-provider
Short Description A cache provider for Silex, supporting Memcache, APC, and file-based caching.
License MIT
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Informations about the package silex-cache-provider
Silex Cache Provider
SilexCacheProvider is configurable to provide client interfaces for Memcache, APC, or a file-based cache.
Installation
Run composer require beryllium/silex-cache-provider or add to your composer.json:
"require": {
"beryllium/silex-cache-provider": "*"
}Currently, the provider is only available with a minimum stability of "dev".
Configuration
Memcache
Register the provider using Memcache (requires installation of the PHP memcache extension):
$app->register(
new Beryllium\SilexCacheProvider\SilexCacheProvider(),
array(
'be_cache.type' => 'memcache',
'be_cache.host' => '127.0.0.1',
'be_cache.port' => 11211,
)
);The above settings are the provider defaults, so you can actually just do the following if that is your configuration:
$app->register(new Beryllium\SilexCacheProvider\SilexCacheProvider());File Cache
This option requires a local folder with write access. The be_cache service will use the folder to store serialized data from PHP.
$app->register(
new Beryllium\SilexCacheProvider\SilexCacheProvider(),
array(
'be_cache.type' => 'filecache',
'be_cache.path' => __DIR__ . '/cache'
)
);APC Cache
This option requires the APC extension to be active.
$app->register(
new Beryllium\SilexCacheProvider\SilexCacheProvider(),
array(
'be_cache.type' => 'apc'
)
);Usage
Three methods are exposed by the cache service. Set, Get, and Delete.
Set
This method takes three parameters: Key Name, Data, and Time-To-Live (in seconds).
To store the variable $data for 5 minutes, you would use:
$app['be_cache']->set('key_name', $data, 300);Get and Delete
These methods only take one parameter: Key Name.
$data = $app['be_cache']->get('key_name');
// ...
$app['be_cache']->delete('key_name');Additional Tips
Prefix
You may want to share your Memcache instance with other processes. In this scenario, you would want to namespace all of your application's keys so they won't conflict.
This can be done by specifying a prefix in your settings at registration:
'be_cache.prefix' => 'example_prefix|';Get Client
You can retrieve the client from the service two ways:
$client = $app['be_cache.client'];
// or
$client = $app['be_cache']->getClient();