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Symfony Flex PhpFastCache Bundle

:warning: Please note that the V3 is a major (BC breaking) update of the PhpFastCache Bundle !

As of the V3 the bundle is absolutely not compatible with previous versions.\ To ensure you the smoothest migration possible, please check the migration guide in the Resources/Docs directory.\ One of the biggest change is the Phpfastcache's dependency which is not set to the v7 which it not backward compatible at all.

:thumbsup: Step 1: Include phpFastCache Bundle in your project with composer:

:construction: Step 2: Setup your config/packages/phpfastcache.yaml to configure your cache(s) instance(s)

• This step can be skipped using Symfony recipes.

:rocket: Step 3: Accelerate your app by making use of PhpFastCache service

Caching data in your controller:

Or in your template:

:computer: CLI command interactions

As of the V3, some command-line tools were introduced, mostly for CRUD-like operations.

GET operation

This will display the content of a cache item if it eventually exists.

SET operation

This will set the content of a cache item.\ The TTL (300), in seconds, is optional and take the default value filled in your configuration file.\ The auto-type-cast option "-a" (enabled by default) will let allows you to automatically type cast your variable:

• false and true will be respectively converted to boolean.
• 1337 and 1337.666 will be respectively be converted to integer or float.
• null will be converted to null.
• {"a": 14} will be converted to an associative array using a JSON detection
• a regular string will remains unchanged and stays a string

You can obviously disable this behavior by turning off the auto-type-cast option: -a 0

DELETE operation

This will delete the specified cache item.

CLEAR operation

This will clear a single cache instance if specified or all the configured cache instances otherwise.

:bulb: Introducing Cacheable Responses (V3 only)

As of the V3 there's a new, easier and cleaner way to setup HTTP cache to decrease your server bandwidth along with your CPU load: Cacheable Responses. And it's pretty easy to implement:

CacheableResponse is provided by \Phpfastcache\Bundle\Response\CacheableResponse. This class will handle responses headers (cache-control, etag, etc...) and http status (304 Not modified).

:boom: phpFastCache Bundle support

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