Value Members

1.  implicit def cacheInvariantK[K, V]: InvariantK[[α$0$[_$1]]Cache[α$0$, K, V]]

   An InvariantK[Cache[*[_], K, V]] instance for arbitrary K and V types.

   An InvariantK[Cache[*[_], K, V]] instance for arbitrary K and V types. This must be InvariantK and not e.g. FunctorK because of the F[V] parameter on the cachingF method.

2.  implicit val flagsEncoder: Codec[Flags]
3.  implicit def toCacheOps[F[_], K, V](cache: Cache[F, K, V]): CacheOps[F, K, V]
4.  def weaveCache[F[_], Dom[_], Cod[_], K, V](af: Cache[F, K, V])(implicit DomK: Dom[K], DomV: Dom[V], CodV: Cod[V], DomF: Dom[Flags], COV: Cod[Option[V]], DOD: Dom[Option[Duration]], CodU: Cod[Unit], DomS: Dom[String]): Cache[[δ$1$]Weave[F, Dom, Cod, δ$1$], K, V]

   An implementation of Cache[Aspect.Weave[F, Cod, Dom, *], K, V] cannot be auto-derived via Derive.aspect because the cachingF method has an F[V] parameter.

   An implementation of Cache[Aspect.Weave[F, Cod, Dom, *], K, V] cannot be auto-derived via Derive.aspect because the cachingF method has an F[V] parameter. We handle it here by kind of cheating, and essentially hard-coding a F ~> Aspect.Weave[F, Cod, Dom, *] for it.

   See the comment in CacheWeaveFunctionK below.