winzouCacheBundle provides a simple cache management. Now you can use a cache system without reinventing it. It supports Apc, XCache, File, ZendData and Array.
In your controller:
$cache = $this->get('winzou_cache.apc');
// or
$cache = $this->get('winzou_cache.file');
// or
$cache = $this->get('winzou_cache.memcache');
// or
$cache = $this->get('winzou_cache.array');
// or
$cache = $this->get('winzou_cache.xcache');
// or
$cache = $this->get('winzou_cache.zenddata');
// or
$cache = $this->get('winzou_cache'); // in that case, it will use the default driver defined in config.yml, see below
$cache->save('bar', array('foo', 'bar'));
if ($cache->contains('bar')) {
$bar = $cache->fetch('bar');
}
See Cache\AbstractCache for all the available methods.
When using FileCache, if you don't want to store your cache files in CACHE_DIR/winzou_cache (default value), then define the absolute path in your config.yml:
winzou_cache:
options:
cache_dir: %kernel.cache_dir%/MyAppCache
# or cache_dir: /tmp/MyAppCache/%kernel.environment%
If you want to define in only one place the driver you want to use, you will like the default_driver option:
winzou_cache:
options:
default_driver: apc # default is "file"
# and then $cache = $this->get('winzou_cache')
You can now access the FileCache with the winzou_cache service. And if you want to change the driver, you have to modify only one value in your config.yml.
You can overwrite any option just by using the factory service. See these two very similar methods:
$factory = $this->get('winzou_cache.factory');
$cache = $factory->get('file', array('cache_dir' => '/tmp/cache'));
Or by defining your own service:
your_cache:
factory_service: winzou_cache.factory
factory_method: get
class: %winzou_cache.driver.file%
arguments:
- file
- {'cache_dir': /tmp/cache }
# and then $cache = $this->get('your_cache')
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