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The current UF cache package is overly complicated for nothing and inconsistent. For example, we create a new RedisStore, but have to call getInstance() to actually get a RedisStore.
RedisStore
getInstance()
Instead of creating singleton and fake app to create the RedisManager, it should probably be easier to directly implement our own CacheManager instead so we don't have to deal with Laravel app instance. Instead of defining RedisManager in $app it could probably be done in CacheManager directly.
RedisManager
CacheManager
array
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Also while the cache service provides one cache store at a time, it could be useful allow for multiple cache store to be used.
cache
Incidentally, the clear-cache Bakery command could also accept more options.
clear-cache
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...and it would require a way to globally disable cache (aka enable the arraystore)
Add cache facade (Ref #838)
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The current UF cache package is overly complicated for nothing and inconsistent. For example, we create a new
RedisStore
, but have to callgetInstance()
to actually get aRedisStore
.Instead of creating singleton and fake app to create the
RedisManager
, it should probably be easier to directly implement our ownCacheManager
instead so we don't have to deal with Laravel app instance. Instead of definingRedisManager
in $app it could probably be done in CacheManager directly.TODO
CacheManager
array
store to disable cachingThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: