Watson-Cache
A collection of cache storage mechanisms that act like a dict.
Currently supporting:
Memory
File
Memcache
Also contains a decorator that can be used within the watson-framework package.
For full documentation please see Read The Docs.
Build Status
Installation
pip install watson-cache
Dependencies
watson-common
watson-di (for test coverage, and decorator usage)
python3-memcached
Todo
Add SqlAlchemy based storage
Add Redis based storage
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