Cash Model is a software program designed to help businesses manage their cash flow. It provides users with an accurate and up-to-date view of their financial situation, allowing them to make informed decisions about spending, budgeting, and investments. The tool is particularly useful for small to medium-sized businesses that need to track expenses and revenue in real-time.
This software review is about Egg::Model::Cache, a model designed to use cache. To get started with the tool, the CACHE controller is generated under the control of the project with the helper. To access the helper, you can see Egg::Helper::Model::Cache.
Once you have the helper, you can use the following commands to set up the CACHE controller when starting the project:
cd /path/to/MyApp/bin
./egg_helper M::Cache [MODULE_NAME]
With this approach, using CACHE becomes possible, and you can even use more than two CACHE controllers simultaneously if necessary.
To use this model, you need to create a new instance of it, like so:
my $cache = $e->model('cache_label');
Once you have the instance, you can set, get, or remove data from the cache in the following ways:
- Set data in the cache via $cache->set( data_name => 'HOGE' );
- Acquire data from cache by calling $cache->get('data_name')
- Remove data from the cache by running $cache->remove('data_name')
Overall, Egg::Model::Cache is an incredible tool that can help developers effectively utilize cache for their projects.
Once you have the helper, you can use the following commands to set up the CACHE controller when starting the project:
cd /path/to/MyApp/bin
./egg_helper M::Cache [MODULE_NAME]
With this approach, using CACHE becomes possible, and you can even use more than two CACHE controllers simultaneously if necessary.
To use this model, you need to create a new instance of it, like so:
my $cache = $e->model('cache_label');
Once you have the instance, you can set, get, or remove data from the cache in the following ways:
- Set data in the cache via $cache->set( data_name => 'HOGE' );
- Acquire data from cache by calling $cache->get('data_name')
- Remove data from the cache by running $cache->remove('data_name')
Overall, Egg::Model::Cache is an incredible tool that can help developers effectively utilize cache for their projects.
What's New
Version 3.01: N/A