# Sized Cacher
Cache results of function call with expire and maxsize.
`pip3 install -U sized-cacher`
## Usage
```python
disk_cache = DiskCache("./caches", maxsize=3)
@disk_cache.caching
def fn(a):
return a
for i in range(10):
print(fn(i))
```
## API
* `self.save(value, *args, **kwargs)`
* `new_func = self.caching(func)`
Cache results of function call with expire and maxsize.
`pip3 install -U sized-cacher`
## Usage
```python
disk_cache = DiskCache("./caches", maxsize=3)
@disk_cache.caching
def fn(a):
return a
for i in range(10):
print(fn(i))
```
## API
* `self.save(value, *args, **kwargs)`
* `new_func = self.caching(func)`
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