Super simple file operation cache
$ yarn add johnnycache@next
const Cache = require('johnnycache');
const exec = require('execa').shell;
const cache = new Cache();
const npmInstall = new Cache.Intent(() => exec('npm install'), {
input: ['package.json'],
output: ['node_modules'],
});
await cache.run(npmInstall);
Constructor
Type: string
Default: process.cwd()
Base path for cache input
and output
options.
Type: string
Default: path.join(process.cwd(), '.johnny')
The path to the cache folder (will be created if it doesn't exist)
Type: string
Default: 512mb
The maximum size of the cache folder. Once this is exceeded, existing cached operation results will be intelligently purged based on the time of creation, the filesize, the time it originally took to run the operation, and the degree of redundancy.
Note: Expired cache results (based on
ttl
) will always be purged regardless of whether the max cache size is hit.
Create a new operation intent.
Type: function
A function that returns a promise for the file operation's completion. The promise will resolve into an instance of either SavedToCache
, RestoredFromCache
.
Type: string|string[]
(optional)
A glob/directory or a mixed array of globs/directories that indicate the files of which the hash should be calculated to check whether there is a cached version of the operation
Type: string|string[]
A glob/directory or a mixed array of globs/directories that indicate the files that are produced as a result of the operation
Type: number
Ttl (time-to-live) in milliseconds. If none given, the cache will not expire and will only be purged automatically if the total cache size exceeds the configured maximum.
Type: string
Default: Automatically generated string based on input
and output
arguments
Identifier for the operation
Type: boolean
Default: false
Whether to compress cached files - if enabled, a .tar.gz
file will be generated instead of a .tar
file.
Run the operation, or restore cached results for the operation.
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