Author: Manuel Lemos
Updated on: 2022-03-31
Posted on: 2022-03-31
Package: PHP File Cache Library
The next time the same process needs to execute, applications can use the data stored in a cache container to avoid the same slow process, thus gaining more performance.
This package provides a simplified approach to caching long process results data in files. It allows developers to pass a callback function that will generate the results if the cached data does not exist or is expired.
About the PHP File Cache Library Package
The package PHP File Cache Library is one of the few PHP packages that was considered notable recently because it does something that is worth paying attention.
The basic purpose is: Store in a cached data from by a callback function
Here follows in more detail what it does:
This class can store in a cached data from by a callback function.
It can check if a given cache file exists.
If the file does not exist or cache timeout period has passed, the class can call a callback function to retrieve the data that will be stored in the cache file.
If the cache file exists and it is still valid, the class returns the data stored in the cache file.
Conclusion
The PHP File Cache Library can be downloaded from download page or be installed using the PHP Composer tool following instructions in the Composer install instructions page.
This package was considered notable for implementing its benefits in a way that is worth noticing.
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