Libraries tagged by in-memory store

PSR-3 compliant logger to store logs in memory, especially useful for testing

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This package contains the most basic cache mechanism. It stores cache items in an array. It means the cache is flushed as soon as the script returns. It is very basic, but also very fast. You will usually use this mechanism with another one just behind.

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RDF in-memory quad store implementation using PDO and SQLite.

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APCu based Cache-Driver with garbage collection and in-memory store

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In memory implementation for CQRS Event Store for PHP

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Store data safely in memory at runtime

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Based on the wonderful work by Tom Westcott (https://packagist.org/packages/cyberdummy/gzstream) which provided most of the functionality I required. Allows for gzip compressed string streams to be used for holding data. This project was created because I wanted a way to store large database result sets more easily in memory (especially ones that were just going to be output as JSON in an API response), since using a regular PHP array resulted in large memory usage.

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Key-value storage in memory. As a storage can be used: APC, Redis, Memcache, Shared memory. All storage objects have one interface, so you can switch them without changing the working code. Contains PHP Redis client.

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identity-map php library

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Simple class that uses singleton pattern to save whatever in memory

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A simple in-memory data storage

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PSR-11 container storing its values in memory and offering a singleton access.

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Drop-in persistent object cache for WordPress based on Redis in-memory storage that supports Predis, clusters, and WP-CLI (forked from PressJitsu).

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Module for handling errors and uncaught exceptions (*ErrorHandler*), logging them in memory-storage (*ErrorLogger*) and notice admin about them (*MessageSender*). Also, Watcher can watch points of your process (it's especially handy for long-running processes), control memory usage and prevent unexpected process termination when memory limit is reached.

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Unified API for key-value storages in memory. As a storage can be used: APC, Redis, Memcache, Couchbase or MongoDB. All storage objects have one interface, so you can switch them without changing the working code.

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