Node Cache Manager store for Filesystem

A Filesystem store for the node-cache-manager module

Installation

npm install cache-manager-fs-hash --save

Features

Saves anything that is JSON.stringify-able to disk
Buffers are saved as well (if they reach a certain size they will be stored to separate files)
Works well with the cluster module

Usage example

Here is an example that demonstrates how to implement the Filesystem cache store.

const cacheManager = require('cache-manager');
const fsStore = require('cache-manager-fs-hash');

const diskCache = cacheManager.caching({
    store: fsStore,
    options: {
        path: 'diskcache', //path for cached files
        ttl: 60 * 60,      //time to life in seconds
        subdirs: true,     //create subdirectories to reduce the
                           //files in a single dir (default: false)
        zip: true,         //zip files to save diskspace (default: false)
    }
});


(async () => {

    await diskCache.set('key', 'value');
    console.log(await diskCache.get('key')); //"value"
    await diskCache.del('key');
    console.log(await diskCache.get('key')); //undefined


    console.log(await getUserCached(5)); //{id: 5, name: '...'}
    console.log(await getUserCached(5)); //{id: 5, name: '...'}

    await diskCache.reset();

    function getUserCached(userId) {
        return diskCache.wrap(userId /* cache key */, function () {
            return getUser(userId);
        });
    }

    async function getUser(userId) {
        return {id: userId, name: '...'};
    }

})();

How it works

The filename is determined by the md5 hash of the key. (The key is also saved in the file to detect hash collisions. In this case it will just return a cache miss). Writing is performed with .lock files so that multiple instances of the library (e.g. using the cluster module) do not interfere with one another.

Tests

npm test

License

cache-manager-fs-hash is licensed under the MIT license.