urlcache
URL key-value cache and store.
Installation
Node.js ~0.10
is required. To install, type this at the command line:
npm install urlcache --save-dev
Usage
var UrlCache = require("urlcache");
var cache = new UrlCache(options);
cache.set("http://domain.com/#hash", "value");
cache.set("http://domain.com/path/to/something.html", {"key":"value"});
Methods
Note: all instances of url
can be either a String
or a url.parse()
-compatible Object
.
.clear([url])
Removes url
from cache (whether defined with set()
or setting()
). If url
is not defined, all cached key value pairs will be removed.
.contains(url)
Returns true
if url
currently has a value stored or in the process of being stored in cache; false
if it does not.
.get(url, callback)
Runs callback
when the value of url
has been stored. If called before set()
and/or setting()
, the value will be undefined
.
cache.get("url", function(value) {
console.log(value); //-> undefined
});
cache.setting("url");
cache.get("url", function(value) {
console.log(value); //-> "value"
});
cache.set("url", "value");
.set(url, value, expiryTime)
Stores value
(any type) into url
key. Optionally, define expiryTime
to override options.expiryTime
.
.setting(url)
Marks url
as being in the process of storing its value in cache. If the value of url
has already been stored, nothing will be marked.
Options
options.defaultPorts
Type: Object
Default value: see urlobj.parse() options
A map of protocol default ports for options.normalizeUrls
.
options.expiryTime
Type: Number
Default value: Infinity
The number of milliseconds in which a cached value should be considered valid.
options.normalizeUrls
Type: Boolean
Default value: true
When true
, will remove unnecessary URL parts in order to avoid duplicates in cache.
options.stripUrlHashes
Type: Boolean
Default Value: true
When true
, will remove #hashes
from URLs because they are local to the document that contains them.
Changelog
- 0.3.0 added
options.defaultPorts
, more tests - 0.2.0 simplified API
- 0.1.0 initial release