@toreda/cache
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Time-based object cache in TypeScript.
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TypeScript
/**
* MIT License
*
* Copyright (c) 2019 - 2022 Toreda, Inc.
*
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* of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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*
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import { Log } from '@toreda/log';
/**
* Configuration options used during Cache init.
*
* @category Cache Config
*/
export interface CfgData<ItemT> {
/** Maximum number of items that can be cached. When cache size would exceed this size, older
* items are overwritten. */
capacityMax?: number;
/**
* Initial size of empty cache. Cache grows automatically as items are added up to `maxSize`.
* Useful in cases where a larger starting cache size is ideal rather than letting it grow,
* such as during init in systems which may rapidly add hundreds of thousands of cache items.
*/
initialSize?: number;
/**
* Optional validator invoked each time cache.add is called. Items are added to cache when
* validator returns true, and rejected when it returns false. Allows custom or extended cache
* types to provide custom item validation. When `itemValidator` is not provided, the default
* `itemValidator` is used which rejects only `undefined` and `null` items.
*/
itemValidator?: (item?: ItemT | null) => boolean;
/**
* Global Log instance to use. Creates a new instance when not provided.
*/
log?: Log;
/**
* Minimum number of seconds allowed prune calls. Prevents costly `prune` calls from occurring
* too frequently.
*/
pruneDelay?: number;
}