dualcache | android library provide a cache with 2 layers | Caching library
kandi X-RAY | dualcache Summary
kandi X-RAY | dualcache Summary
This android library provide a cache with 2 layers, one in RAM in top of one disk.
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- Initializes this Activity
- Returns the object associated with the given key
- Put an object in cache
- Returns the value associated with the given key or null if not found
- Deletes the object in cache
- Safe size of map
- Get lock for a given disk entry
- Removes the mapping for the given key
- Builds the cache
- Gets the cache mode
- Get the cache mode
- Initialize the demo
- Tries to get a number from EditText
- Test if an object is present in cache
- Returns a snapshot of the contents of the cache
- Logs a verbose message
- Compute the size of the given handler
- Logs the saved value for the given key
- Log a warning
- Returns a String representation of this LruCache
- Closes the disk LRU cache
- Clean up resources
- Resizes the cache
- Converts the object to a string
- Converts a string to an instance of the specified type
- Size of String
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QUESTION
I'm trying to implement a generic cache class using the DualCache library. When instantiating the DualCache class one also needs to provide a serializer instance which itself is a generic class that should be of the same type as the DualCache its attached to.
Simply put, I need to somehow pass T's class to the JSONSerializer
constructor as indicated in the code, but don't know how.
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Answered 2017-Apr-18 at 14:01Assuming there is a constructor of the form JsonSerializer(Class)
, you will need to do exactly the same thing.
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Install dualcache
Ensure you can pull artifacts from Maven Central :
And add to your module gradle file :
A cache with references in RAM and a default serializer on disk :. You can note that when you build the cache, you need to provide an app version number. When the cache is loaded, if data exist with a inferior number, it will be invalidate. It can be extremely useful when you update your app, and change your model, to avoid crashes. This feature is possible because the DiskLruCache of Jake Wharton implemented this feature.
A cache with references in RAM and a default serializer on disk :
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