go-cache | Basic caching system for Golang with background stale cache | Caching library

With certain assumptions like you are storing json data in your cache below is how I will try. Errors not handled.

The official documentation of django-cacheops states that it listens on model signals and invalidates "appropriate queries". But it won't invalidate queries that doesn't seem to be affected by the change. It looks like a bug to me as the queryset for API-1 should be affected by the change in API-2. But meanwhile you can also try invalidating the cache forcefully by using

You can divide by yourself in different files the requirements that are less likely to change and those that are most likely to change.

Then you have two different RUN stages like

Go does not have generics, so what you want is not possible. If this really bothers you, you could use reflection to pass in the reflect.Type of the values you want, use reflection to create and assemble that result slice, but it'll be slower than your individual functions.

You could also use a type switch to reduce the code repetition, but you cannot have "dynamic" return type. So the caller would still have to use a type assertion on the return value.

Looks like this is possible. I think it called "vendoring" and repositories like Fuchsia and Mozilla has source copy of third-party crates in their repositories. This is what I have found:

• Cargo supports "Source replacement" thing configured in .cargo/config, which can be in a project relative dir:

With this configuration Cargo attempts to look up all crates in the directory "vendor" rather than querying the online registry at crates.io. Using source replacement Cargo can express:

Vendoring - custom sources can be defined which represent crates on the local filesystem. These sources are subsets of the source that they're replacing and can be checked into packages if necessary.

Mirroring - sources can be replaced with an equivalent version which acts as a cache for crates.io itself.

• There is a tool https://github.com/alexcrichton/cargo-vendor that can used to populate the directory with source codes of the dependencies:

Simply run cargo vendor inside of any Cargo project:

Apparently not every line in .envs/.local/.postgres has an = character, so split('=', 1) results in only one item in the tuple it outputs for the line, while dict.update expects two items for every tuple in the iterator output.

You should make sure that there is an = character in the line in the generator expression:

Use a database and store as much detail as you can (fetched_at, host, path, title, meta_desc, anchors etc). You'll be able to query over the data later and it will be useful to have it in a structured format. If you don't want to deal with a db dependency you could embed something like boltdb (pure go) or sqlite (cgo).

maps require synchronization, in particular you can not read it while writing to it, regardless of if it's the same or distinct keys, so you need your lock around the meno map.

I can't see why this is happening but I will try to make a useful answer anyway.

First, if you want to test whether cache works you shouldn't rely on its own side effects to check that, and signals are side effects of its primary function - preventing db calls. Try testing that: