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symfony/cache-contracts v3.4.0

Generic abstractions related to caching
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27 May 2019
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25 Sep 2023
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2 Packages, Including:
psr/cache@3.0.0
symfony/cache-contracts@v3.4.0
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does symfony/cache-contracts do?

The Symfony Cache Contracts is a comprehensive tool specifically designed to provide generic abstractions related to caching. It is effectively utilized in the construction of semantics which Symfony components have proven to be useful, offering an already battle-tested implementation. This package comes as a practical fragment derived from Symfony components themselves, a highly appreciated factor by developers.

How do you use symfony/cache-contracts?

When it comes to using Symfony Cache Contracts, the procedure is carried out in PHP via Composer. You can start using this package within your project by executing the composer require symfony/cache-contracts command. Then, you can implement it in your code according to your specific caching requirements. Although the above readme text did not provide a code-based example on using these cache contracts, usage will typically involve setting up a cache contract on a particular service or functionality, and then retrieving, tracking, and manipulating that cache data as required.

Where are the symfony/cache-contracts docs?

The official documentation for the Symfony Cache Contracts is available at the following URL: https://github.com/symfony/contracts/blob/main/README.md. Here, developers can find more comprehensive details about the package including its purpose, function, implementation, and much more.