A Charcoal service provider for the Stash Cache Library.
-
The preferred (and only supported) method is with Composer:
$ composer require locomotivemtl/charcoal-cache
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Add the service provider and configure the default caching service via the application configset:
"service_providers": { "charcoal/cache/service-provider/cache": {} }, "cache": { "prefix": "foobar", "types": [ "apc", "memcache", "redis" ] }
or via the service container:
$container->register(new \Charcoal\Cache\ServiceProvider\CacheServiceProvider()); $container['cache/config'] = new \Charcoal\Cache\CacheConfig([ 'prefix' => 'foobar', 'types' => [ 'apc', 'memcache', 'redis' ], ]);
If you are using locomotivemtl/charcoal-app, the CacheServiceProvider
is automatically registered by the AppServiceProvider
.
- PHP 5.6+: PHP 7 is recommended.
- tedivm/stash: PSR-6 compliant caching library.
- pimple/pimple: PSR-11 compliant service container and provider library.
- locomotivemtl/charcoal-config: For configuring the caching service.
- PSR-3: Common interface for logging libraries. Supported by Stash.
- PSR-6: Common interface for caching libraries. Fulfilled by Stash.
- PSR-7: Common interface for HTTP messages. Followed by
CacheMiddleware
. - PSR-11: Common interface for dependency containers. Fulfilled by Pimple.
- locomotivemtl/charcoal-admin: Admin interface for Charcoal applications.
- locomotivemtl/charcoal-app: PSR-7 compliant framework for web applications.
For caching HTTP responses via theCacheMiddleware
. - locomotivemtl/charcoal-core: Collection, model, metadata, and database library.
For caching object data and model metadata.
- cache/available-drivers: Collection of registered cache drivers that are supported by this system (via
Stash\DriverList
).
- cache/config: Configuration object for the caching service.
See Pool Configuration for available options. - cache/drivers: Collection of cache driver instances (as a service container) which uses
cache/available-drivers
.
These drivers are pre-configured: - cache/builder: Instance of
CacheBuilder
that is used to build a cache pool. - cache/driver: Reference to the Stash cache driver used by
cache
. Defaults to "memory". - cache: Main instance of the Stash cache pool which uses
cache/driver
andcache/config.prefix
.
Each pool comes with a set of default options which can be individually overridden.
Setting | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
active | boolean |
TRUE |
Whether to enable or disable the cache service. |
prefix | string |
charcoal |
Name of the main Stash pool. |
types | string[] |
memory |
List of cache drivers to choose from for the main Stash pool. Defaults to "memory". |
default_ttl | integer |
1 week | Default time-to-live (in seconds) for a cached item. Currently, only used by the APC driver (cache/drivers.apc ). |
Each driver comes with a set of default options which can be individually overridden.
—N/A—
Just fetch the default cache pool service:
$pool = $this->container->get('cache');
Or a custom-defined cache pool:
// Create a Stash pool with the Memcached driver and a custom namespace.
$pool1 = $this->container->get('cache/builder')->build('memcache', 'altcache');
// Create a custom Stash pool with the FileSystem driver and custom features.
$pool2 = $this->container->get('cache/builder')->build('file', [
'namespace' => 'mycache',
'logger' => $this->container->get('logger.custom_logger'),
'pool_class' => \MyApp\Cache\Pool::class,
'item_class' => \MyApp\Cache\Item::class,
]);
// Create a Stash pool with the "memory" cache driver.
$pool3 = new \Stash\Pool($container['cache/drivers']['memory']);
Then you can use the cache service directly:
// Get a Stash object from the cache pool.
$item = $pool->getItem("/user/{$userId}/info");
// Get the data from it, if any happens to be there.
$userInfo = $item->get();
// Check to see if the cache missed, which could mean that it either
// didn't exist or was stale.
if ($item->isMiss()) {
// Run the relatively expensive code.
$userInfo = loadUserInfoFromDatabase($userId);
// Set the new value in $item.
$item->set($userInfo);
// Store the expensive code so the next time it doesn't miss.
$pool->save($item);
}
return $userInfo;
See the Stash documentation for more information on using the cache service.
The CacheMiddleware
is available for PSR-7 applications that support middleware. The middleware saves the HTTP response body and headers into a PSR-6 cache pool and returns that cached response if still valid.
If you are using locomotivemtl/charcoal-app, you can add the middleware via the application configset:
"middlewares": {
"charcoal/cache/middleware/cache": {
"active": true,
"methods": [ "GET", "HEAD" ]
}
}
Otherwise, with Slim, for example:
$app = new \Slim\App();
// Register middleware
$app->add(new \Charcoal\Cache\Middleware\CacheMiddleware([
'cache' => new \Stash\Pool(),
'methods' => [ 'GET', 'HEAD' ],
]));
The middleware comes with a set of default options which can be individually overridden.
Setting | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
active | boolean |
FALSE |
Whether to enable or disable the middleware (locomotivemtl/charcoal-app only). |
cache | CacheItemPoolInterface |
cache |
Required; The main Stash pool. |
ttl | string[] |
1 week | Time-to-live (in seconds) for a cached response. |
methods | string[] |
GET |
Accepted HTTP method(s) to cache the response. |
status_codes | integer[] |
200 | Accepted HTTP status code(s) to cache the response. |
included_path | string[] |
* |
Accepted URI paths for caching the response. |
excluded_path | string[] |
^/admin\b |
Rejected URI paths for caching the response. |
included_query | string[] |
NULL |
Accepted query parameters for caching the response. |
excluded_query | string[] |
NULL |
Rejected query parameters for caching. |
ignored_query | string[] |
NULL |
Ignored query parameters for caching the response. |
All HTTP responses are cached unless:
- the request method is not GET
- the request URI path starts with
/admin…
- the request URI contains a query string
- the response is not OK (200)
If query strings don't affect the server's response, you can permit caching of requests by ignoring all query parameters:
"ignored_query": "*"
or some of them:
"ignored_query": [ "sort", "theme" ]
The CachePoolAwareTrait
is offered as a convenience to avoid duplicate / boilerplate code. It simply sets and gets an instance of \Psr\Cache\CacheItemPoolInterface
.
Assign a cache pool with setCachePool()
and retrieve it with cachePool()
.
Both methods are protected; this trait has no public interface.
To install the development environment:
$ composer install
To run the scripts (phplint, phpcs, and phpunit):
$ composer test
- The auto-generated
phpDocumentor
API documentation is available at:
https://locomotivemtl.github.io/charcoal-cache/docs/master/ - The auto-generated
apigen
API documentation is available at:
https://codedoc.pub/locomotivemtl/charcoal-cache/master/
The charcoal-cache module follows the Charcoal coding-style:
- PSR-1
- PSR-2
- PSR-4, autoloading is therefore provided by Composer.
- phpDocumentor comments.
- phpcs.xml.dist and .editorconfig for coding standards.
Coding style validation / enforcement can be performed with
composer phpcs
. An auto-fixer is also available withcomposer phpcbf
.