Doctrine Cache Dectector
Detects all available cache layers using Doctrine\Common\Cache
Also contains some performance data to select the best available Cache system.
This can be useful for varying development environments.
Usage
List all supported caches
<?php
use Lavoiesl\Doctrine\CacheDetector\CacheDetector;
$cache_detector = new CacheDetector;
$detectors = $cache_detector->getSupportedDetectors();
/**
* [Apc, Filesystem, PhpFile, etc.]
*/
print_r(array_keys($detectors));
// Doctrine\Common\Cache\ApcCache
$cache = $detectors['Apc']->getCache();
?>Provide connection options
Provide options for the detector, see each detector for details.
<?php
$cache_detector->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.
On a local machine, ArrayCache will suffice. On a production environment, you may want to require a distributed one.
<?php
use Lavoiesl\Doctrine\CacheDetector\Detector\AbstractDetector;
$array_cache = $cache_detector->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