It is suitable for storing strings that, once deployed, are unchanged and computationally expensive, such as parsing phpdocs or retrieving unchanged network files.

Want to store non-string data? You can perform the serialization. Be sure to specify the allowed_classes option when saving objects for safe unseiralize.

Installation

composer require koriym/mini-cache

Usage

$cache = new MiniCache(__DIR__ . '/tmp');
$expensiveComputation = fn() => '1';
$cachedResult = $cache->get('foo', $expensiveComputation);

assert($cachedResult === '1');

PSR 16 and symfony/cache-contracts adapters are also available.