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Informations about the package mcounter

mcounter

Dead simple memcached counter.

Installation

Usage

NB! There are only abstract classes, because it's meant to be extended.

And in your code:

By default it's set to never expire. But if you need to use self expiring counter(flag?), you can set third parameter in the constructor:

or you can define expiry logic/value inside counter by overriding getExpiry() method, p.ex.:

NB! Expiry is not updated on inc() call. It's default Memcached behaviour. If you need to update expiry use touch(), p.ex.:

Second option is more convenient but you loose control over touch() success/fail.

In case you need to reset counter you have two options:

delete() is more viable for cache reset cases, reload() - for cases when you need to sync counter with current values from your system if counter is used for caching purposes. For example, if your counter value is select count(*) from tablename.

Important note. You will have to use binary protocol in memcached. For example, it could be enabled this way:

But you will also need a binary serializer installed, as you can see. Igbinary in my example.

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