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Laravel Auth Cache

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A Laravel authentication caching package that provides optimized user retrieval with automatic cache invalidation. Built with SOLID principles, dependency injection, and event-driven architecture for maintainable and testable code.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

You can publish the config file with:

This is the contents of the published config file:

Usage

1. Configure the Auth Provider

Update your config/auth.php file to use the cachedEloquent provider:

2. Configure Cache Settings

Publish the config file and adjust the cache settings in config/auth-cache.php:

Configuration Options

3. Clearing cache

Both the trait and the observer clear the cache only listen Eloquent model events updated and deleted.

Using trait

Add the HasCachedAuthProvider trait to your user model:

Using observer

Register the observer CachedAuthObserver to your user model:

The example use ObservedBy to register the observer but you can use traditional way in AppServiceProvider.

Per-Guard Configuration

You can override cache settings per-provider in config/auth.php by adding a cache key to the provider definition. These values are merged on top of the global config/auth-cache.php settings:

Custom Cache Store

Use a specific cache store for auth caching by setting the AUTH_CACHE_STORE environment variable:

How It Works

  1. Caching: When a user is retrieved via retrieveById(), the provider caches the user record with the configured TTL.
  2. Cache Key: Cache keys are generated as {prefix}.{model_basename}.{id} (e.g., auth.user.123).
  3. Automatic Invalidation: When a model is updated or deleted, a CacheInvalidationRequested event is dispatched. The registered listener automatically clears the corresponding cache entry.
  4. Interface-Based Design: All components use interfaces and dependency injection, making them testable and extensible.
  5. Configurable: You can enable/disable caching, adjust TTL, use different cache stores, and customize the cache key prefix.

Architecture

This package is built using SOLID principles and Laravel best practices:

Interface-Based Design

All cache operations are defined by interfaces:

Dependency Injection

All components are resolved through Laravel's service container, providing:

Event-Driven Cache Invalidation

Events

CacheInvalidationRequested

Dispatched when cache should be invalidated (on model update, delete, or manual request).

Event Properties:

Example: Listen to Invalidation Events

Extending

Custom Cache Key Generator

Create your own key generation strategy:

Custom Cache Invalidation

Implement your own invalidation logic:

Custom Configuration

Modify configuration at runtime:

Testing

The package includes comprehensive tests:

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security Vulnerabilities

Please review our security policy on how to report security vulnerabilities.

Credits

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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