AbstractCache
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package scalacache
You should call this when you have finished using this Cache.
You should call this when you have finished using this Cache. (e.g. when your application shuts down)
It will take care of gracefully shutting down the underlying cache client.
Note that you should not try to use this Cache instance after you have called this method.
The type of container in which the result will be wrapped. This is decided by the mode.
The operation mode, which decides the type of container in which to wrap the result
Get a value from the cache if it exists.
Get a value from the cache if it exists. Otherwise compute it, insert it into the cache, and return it.
The type of container in which the result will be wrapped. This is decided by the mode.
The cache key
The time-to-live to use when inserting into the cache. The cache entry will expire after this time has elapsed.
A block that computes the value
The operation mode, which decides the type of container in which to wrap the result
Flags used to conditionally alter the behaviour of ScalaCache
The value, either retrieved from the cache or computed
Get a value from the cache if it exists.
Get a value from the cache if it exists. Otherwise compute it, insert it into the cache, and return it.
The type of container in which the result will be wrapped. This is decided by the mode.
The cache key
The time-to-live to use when inserting into the cache. The cache entry will expire after this time has elapsed.
A block that computes the value wrapped in a container
The operation mode, which decides the type of container in which to wrap the result
Flags used to conditionally alter the behaviour of ScalaCache
The value, either retrieved from the cache or computed
Get a value from the cache
Get a value from the cache
The type of container in which the result will be wrapped. This is decided by the mode.
The cache key
The operation mode, which decides the type of container in which to wrap the result
Flags used to conditionally alter the behaviour of ScalaCache
The appropriate value, if it was found in the cache
Output a debug log to record the result of a cache lookup
Output a debug log to record the result of a cache lookup
the type of the cache value
the key that was looked up
the result of the cache lookup
Output a debug log to record a cache insertion/update
Output a debug log to record a cache insertion/update
the key that was inserted/updated
the TTL of the inserted entry
Insert a value into the cache, optionally setting a TTL (time-to-live)
Insert a value into the cache, optionally setting a TTL (time-to-live)
The type of container in which the result will be wrapped. This is decided by the mode.
The cache key
The value to insert
The time-to-live. The cache entry will expire after this time has elapsed.
The operation mode, which decides the type of container in which to wrap the result
Flags used to conditionally alter the behaviour of ScalaCache
Remove the given key and its associated value from the cache, if it exists.
Remove the given key and its associated value from the cache, if it exists. If the key is not in the cache, do nothing.
The type of container in which the result will be wrapped. This is decided by the mode.
data to be used to generate the cache key. This could be as simple as just a single String. See CacheKeyBuilder.
Delete the entire contents of the cache.
Delete the entire contents of the cache. Use wisely!
The type of container in which the result will be wrapped. This is decided by the mode.
An abstract implementation of CacheAlg that takes care of some things that are common across all concrete implementations.
If you are writing a cache implementation, you probably want to extend this trait rather than extending CacheAlg directly.
The value of types stored in the cache.