sci-cache
A Python library for caching scientific data on disk, streamlining research workflows by storing intermediate results.
Features
- Method-Based Caching: Automatically cache each method's result based on the method name to the specified directory.
- Easy Integration: Inherit from
MethodDiskCacheand use the@sci_method_cachedecorator to enable caching. - Flexible Storage: Store cached data in a designated folder, organized and managed automatically.
- Supports Various Data Types: Ideal for scientific data processing tasks, handling complex data types efficiently.
Installation
pip install sci-cache
Usage
from pathlib import Path
from sci_cache import MethodDiskCache, sci_method_cache
# Define a caching class by inheriting from MethodDiskCache
class ScientificCache(MethodDiskCache):
compute_square_count = 0 # Track compute_square calls
compute_cube_count = 0 # Track compute_cube calls
def get_cache_folder(self) -> Path:
# Set the cache directory to 'cache' folder in the current script's directory
return Path(__file__).parent / "cache"
@sci_method_cache
def compute_square(self) -> int:
# Increment the count to track actual computation
ScientificCache.compute_square_count += 1
return 3 * 3 # Example computation
@sci_method_cache
def compute_cube(self) -> int:
# Increment the count to track actual computation
ScientificCache.compute_cube_count += 1
return 2 * 2 * 2 # Example computation
# Instantiate the caching class and use the cached methods
cache1 = ScientificCache()
# First call: performs computation and caches the result
square1 = cache1.compute_square()
assert square1 == 9
assert ScientificCache.compute_square_count == 1
# Second call: retrieves the result from cache without recomputing
square2 = cache1.compute_square()
assert square2 == 9
assert ScientificCache.compute_square_count == 1
# First call: performs computation and caches the result
cube1 = cache1.compute_cube()
assert cube1 == 8
assert ScientificCache.compute_cube_count == 1
# Second call: retrieves the result from cache without recomputing
cube2 = cache1.compute_cube()
assert cube2 == 8
assert ScientificCache.compute_cube_count == 1
# Re-instantiate the caching class to simulate a new session
cache2 = ScientificCache()
# Call methods again to ensure cached results are used
square3 = cache2.compute_square()
assert square3 == 9
assert ScientificCache.compute_square_count == 1
cube3 = cache2.compute_cube()
assert cube3 == 8
assert ScientificCache.compute_cube_count == 1
print("All assertions passed.")
License
MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.
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