Doctrine Cache Dectector
Detects all available cache layers using Doctrine\Common\Cache, (*1)
Also contains some performance data to select the best available Cache system., (*2)
This can be useful for varying development environments., (*3)
Usage
List all supported caches
getSupportedDetectors();
/**
* [Apc, Filesystem, PhpFile, etc.]
*/
print_r(array_keys($detectors));
// Doctrine\Common\Cache\ApcCache
$cache = $detectors['Apc']->getCache();
?>
Provide connection options
Provide options for the detector, see each detector for details., (*4)
setConfig('Redis', array('port' => 1234));
// or
$cache_detector->setConfigs(array(
'Redis' => array('port' => 1234),
));
?>
Select best cache system
This will automatically select the most performant cache system with a requirement on the persistance level., (*5)
On a local machine, ArrayCache will suffice. On a production environment, you may want to require a distributed one., (*6)
selectBest(AbstractDetector::PERSISTANCE_REQUEST)->getCache();
$apc_cache = $cache_detector->selectBest(AbstractDetector::PERSISTANCE_LOCAL_SERVICE)->getCache();
$file_cache = $cache_detector->selectBest(AbstractDetector::PERSISTANCE_LOCAL_PERMANENT)->getCache();
$memcache_cache = $cache_detector->selectBest(AbstractDetector::PERSISTANCE_DISTRIBUTED)->getCache();
?>
Todo
- Add support for MongoDB, Couchbase and Riak.
- Add better data for performance
Author
Wallogit.com
