Module: Cachetastic::Cacheable::ClassAndInstanceMethods
- Defined in:
- lib/cachetastic/cacheable.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#cache_class ⇒ Object
Returns the Cachetastic::Caches::Base object associated with the object.
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#cacher(key, expiry = nil) ⇒ Object
How much did I want to call this method cache?? It originally was that, but in Rails 2.0 they decided to use that name, so I had to rename this method.
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#expire_all ⇒ Object
Expires the entire cache associated with this objects’s cache.
Instance Method Details
#cache_class ⇒ Object
Returns the Cachetastic::Caches::Base object associated with the object. If a cache hasn’t been defined the one will be created on the fly. The cache for the object is expected to be defined as: Cachetastic::Cacheable::CLASS_NAME_HERECache
Example:
class Person
include Cachetastic::Cacheable
attr_accessor :name
def cachetastic_key
self.name
end
end
Person.cache_class # => Cachetastic::Cacheable::PersonCache
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# File 'lib/cachetastic/cacheable.rb', line 39 def cache_class n = self.class.name n = self.name if n == "Class" c_name = "Cachetastic::Cacheable::#{n.gsub('::', '_')}Cache" begin return c_name.constantize rescue NameError => e eval %{ class #{c_name} < Cachetastic::Cache def self.cache_klass #{n} end end } return c_name.constantize end end |
#cacher(key, expiry = nil) ⇒ Object
How much did I want to call this method cache?? It originally was that, but in Rails 2.0 they decided to use that name, so I had to rename this method. This method will attempt to get an object from the cache for a given key. If the object is nil and a block is given the block will be run, and the results of the block will be automatically cached.
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
Person.new.always_the_same(1,2) # => 3
Person.new.always_the_same(2,2) # => 3
Person.new.always_the_same(3,3) # => 3
Person.cacher("always_the_same") # => 3
Person.get_from_cache("always_the_same") # => 3
Cachetastic::Cacheable::PersonCache.get("always_the_same") # => 3
Person.cacher("say_hi") {"Hi There"} # => "Hi There"
Person.get_from_cache("say_hi") # => "Hi There"
Cachetastic::Cacheable::PersonCache.get("say_hi") # => "Hi There"
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# File 'lib/cachetastic/cacheable.rb', line 90 def cacher(key, expiry = nil) cache_class.get(key) do if block_given? res = yield cache_class.set(key, res, expiry) end end end |
#expire_all ⇒ Object
Expires the entire cache associated with this objects’s cache.
Example:
class Person
include Cachetastic::Cacheable
attr_accessor :name
def cachetastic_key
self.name
end
end
Person.set_into_cache(1, "one")
Person.get_from_cache(1) # => "one"
Person.expire_all
Person.get_from_cache(1) # => nil
Person.set_into_cache(1, "one")
Person.get_from_cache(1) # => "one"
Cachetastic::Cacheable::PersonCache.expire_all
Person.get_from_cache(1) # => nil
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# File 'lib/cachetastic/cacheable.rb', line 118 def expire_all cache_class.expire_all end |