Portable key-value cache that auto-selects the best storage backend
npm install portacacheimport createCache from 'portacache';
const cache = createCache({ttl: 5000});
await cache.set('user', {name: 'Alice'});
await cache.get('user');
//=> {name: 'Alice'}
await cache.has('user');
//=> true
await cache.delete('user');
//=> true
await cache.clear();Returns a cache instance with get, set, has, delete, clear, and prune methods. All methods are async and return promises.
Type: object
Type: 'auto' | 'memory'
Default: 'auto'
The storage backend to use. Currently defaults to an in-memory Map store.
Type: number
Default TTL in milliseconds for cache entries.
Returns the cached value, or undefined if not found or expired.
Store a value in the cache. Optionally pass a per-entry ttl in milliseconds that overrides the default.
Returns true if the key exists and has not expired.
Delete a key from the cache. Returns true if the key was deleted.
Clear all entries from the cache.
Remove all expired entries and return the number removed. Expiry cleanup is otherwise lazy: get and has remove an expired entry only when that key is read. Call prune periodically to release expired values for keys that are no longer queried.
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MIT