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A simple numpy caching library

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Pyache

Python numpy caching library

This library caches numpy data that is generated from files and saves them in chunks to the disk. This is useful any time a computationally expensive task is done to files to transform them into a form needed in memory.

Usage

Create a Pycache object and call load with your filenames.

import numpy as np
from time import sleep
from pyache import Pyache


def load_file(filename) -> np.ndarray:
    print('Processing {}...'.format(filename))
    sleep(0.5)
    return np.ones([100])


pyache = Pyache('.cache', load_file, 'ones-processor')
data = pyache.load(
    ['thing-1.png', 'thing-2.png', 'thing-3.png'],
    on_gen=lambda x: print('Just reprocessed', x),
    on_loop=lambda: print('Loaded one more...')
)  # Takes 1.5 seconds

# ... Run a second time (or program re-run):
data = pyache.load(
    ['thing-1.png', 'thing-2.png', 'thing-3.png']
)  # Takes 0.0 seconds

data = pyache.load(
    ['thing-1.png', 'thing-2.png', 'thing-3.png', 'thing-4.png']
)  # Takes 0.5 seconds

Installation

pip install pyache

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