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Informations about the package cachingmiddleware

The PSR-7 middleware for caching compatible to PSR-6.

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Table of Contents

Features

Example

This is just a simple demonstration on how to get started using this middleware library in a very simple context. Put a Cache in queue and use a PSR-6 Cache (Filesystem as backend - but you could also use Redis, Memcached, MySQL or any other backend implemented a PSR-6 caching layer ...):

Requirements

Philosophy

Caching Middleware is a PSR-7 compatible middleware based on PSR-6 compatible cache implementations. Caching Middleware isn't a unicorn - it's good but it maybe going to change with time. Try it, run it ... ♥ it ;)

Versioning

For a consistent versioning we decided to make use of Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 http://semver.org. Its easy to understand, very common and known from many other software projects.

Roadmap

Throughput Graph

Security Issues

If you encounter a (potential) security issue don't hesitate to get in contact with us [email protected] before releasing it to the public. So i get a chance to prepare and release an update before the issue is getting shared. Thank you!

Participate & Share

... yeah. If you're a code monkey too - maybe we can build a force ;) If you would like to participate in either Code, Comments, Documentation, Wiki, Bug-Reports, Unit-Tests, Bug-Fixes, Feedback and/or Critic then please let us know as well!

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Requires php Version >=5.5.0
shrikeh/teapot Version ^1.0
psr/http-message Version ^1.0
gpupo/cache Version ^1.2
wandu/http Version ^1.6
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