Module: Cachetastic::Cacheable
- Defined in:
- lib/cachetastic/cacheable.rb
Overview
Include this module into an Object to achieve simplistic Object level caching.
Example:
class Person
include Cachetastic::Cacheable
attr_accessor :name
def cachetastic_key
self.name
end
def always_the_same(x, y)
cacher("always_the_same") do
x + y
end
end
end
Defined Under Namespace
Modules: ClassAndInstanceMethods, ClassOnlyMethods
Class Method Summary collapse
-
.included(klass) ⇒ Object
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Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#cache_self ⇒ Object
Unless the object’s cachetastic_key method returns nil this method will store the object in the cache using the object’s cachetastic_key as the key.
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#uncache_self ⇒ Object
Unless the object’s cachetastic_key method returns nil this method will delete the object in the cache using the object’s cachetastic_key as the key.
Class Method Details
.included(klass) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/cachetastic/cacheable.rb', line 179 def self.included(klass) # :nodoc: klass.send(:include, ClassAndInstanceMethods) klass.extend(ClassOnlyMethods) klass.extend(ClassAndInstanceMethods) end |
Instance Method Details
#cache_self ⇒ Object
Unless the object’s cachetastic_key method returns nil this method will store the object in the cache using the object’s cachetastic_key as the key. You MUST create an instance level method called cachetastic_key and have it return a valid key! If you return nil from the cachetastic_key method or you will not be able to use the cache_self and uncache_self methods.
Example:
class Person
include Cachetastic::Cacheable
attr_accessor :name
def cachetastic_key
self.name
end
end
Person.get_from_cache("Mark Bates") # => nil
p = Person.new
p.name = "Mark Bates"
p.cache_self
Person.get_from_cache("Mark Bates") # => "Mark Bates"
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# File 'lib/cachetastic/cacheable.rb', line 147 def cache_self cache_class.set(self.cachetastic_key, self) unless self.cachetastic_key.nil? end |
#uncache_self ⇒ Object
Unless the object’s cachetastic_key method returns nil this method will delete the object in the cache using the object’s cachetastic_key as the key. You MUST create an instance level method called cachetastic_key and have it return a valid key! If you return nil from the cachetastic_key method or you will not be able to use the cache_self and uncache_self methods.
Example:
class Person
include Cachetastic::Cacheable
attr_accessor :name
def cachetastic_key
self.name
end
end
Person.get_from_cache("Mark Bates") # => nil
p = Person.new
p.name = "Mark Bates"
p.cache_self
Person.get_from_cache("Mark Bates") # => "Mark Bates"
p.uncache_self
Person.get_from_cache("Mark Bates") # => nil
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# File 'lib/cachetastic/cacheable.rb', line 173 def uncache_self cache_class.delete(self.cachetastic_key) unless self.cachetastic_key.nil? end |