Module: Padrino::Cache::Helpers::Page

Overview

Page caching is easy to integrate into your application. To turn it on, simply provide the :cache => true option on either a controller or one of its routes. By default, cached content is persisted with a “file store” –that is, in a subdirectory of your application root.

You can manually expire cache with CachedApp.cache.delete(:my_name)

Note that the “latest” method call to expires determines its value: if called within a route, as opposed to a controller definition, the route's value will be assumed.

# Setting content expiry time.
class CachedApp < Padrino::Application
  enable :caching          # turns on caching mechanism

  controller '/blog', :cache => true do
    expires 15

    get '/entries' do
      # expires 15 => can also be defined inside a single route
      'Just broke up eating twinkies, lol'
    end

    get '/post/:id' do
      cache_key :my_name
      @post = Post.find(params[:id])
    end
  end
end

Defined Under Namespace

Modules: ClassMethods

Constant Summary collapse

CACHED_VERBS =

{ 'GET' => true, 'HEAD' => true }.freeze

Class Method Summary

• .padrino_route_added(route, verb) ⇒ Object

Instance Method Summary

• #cache_key(name = nil, &block) ⇒ Object This helper is used within a route or route to indicate the name in the cache.
• #expires(time) ⇒ Object This helper is used within a controller or route to indicate how often content should persist in the cache.

Class Method Details

Instance Method Details

end

controller '/blog', :cache => true do

  get '/post/:id' do
    cache_key :my_name
    @post = Post.find(params[:id])
  end
end

get '/foo', :cache => true do
  cache_key { param[:id] }
  "My id is #{param[:id}"
end

controller '/blog', :cache => true do
  expires 15

  get '/entries' do
    'Just broke up eating twinkies, lol'
  end
end