omi_cache_manager
March 2nd, 2021
omi_cache_manager
Description
An cache manager implement with `asyncio` backends
Usage
1.Install omi_cache_manager from `pip`
$pip install omi_cache_manager |
or install from source code
$python setup.py install |
2.Install backend for omi_cache_manager, [aioredis](https://github.com/aio-libs/aioredis/) or [aredis](https://github.com/NoneGG/aredis)
$pip install aioredis |
$pip install aredis |
3.Apply to your project.
# use redis server as cache context manager cache = AsyncCacheManager( app, # None if no app context to set cache_backend="omi_cache_manager.aredis_backend.ARedisBackend", config={ "CACHE_REDIS_SCHEME": "redis", "CACHE_REDIS_HOST": "localhost", "CACHE_REDIS_PORT": 6379, "CACHE_REDIS_PASSWORD": "", "CACHE_REDIS_DATABASE": 0, } ) |
# use simple dictionary as cache context manager cache = AsyncCacheManager( app, # None if no app context to set cache_backend="omi_cache_manager.backends.SimpleCacheBackend", config={ "CACHE_KEY_PREFIX": "MOCK_SIMPLE_INTEGRATION_TEST:" } ) |
4.Test Cache if is work, and enjoy omi_cache_manager
# GET value = await cache.get("key") # SET value = await cache.set("key", "val") # ADD value = await cache.add("key", "val") # DELETE value = await cache.delete("key") |
5.We implemented a demo api provider use [FastAPI](https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi) to show How to use this library. and testing is included.
@See mock_fastapi.pyfor detail
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