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#$access
The safest way to access cache data that has already been declared externally is by using $access.
You can access the data using the unique ID returned by $store.
Typescript
const { id } = await $store(fn);
const cache = $access(id);
console.log(cache.value);
cache.set("Edited"); // The updated value will take effect from the next call.
cache.refresh(); // Resets the time-to-live.TIP
The $cache and $access are declared globally. You don't need to import
them.
#$cache
You can directly access the cache instance through $cache.
Since $cache is declared globally, you don't need to import it.
SECURITY WARNING
You can access all cache values declared in the app through $cache. Be
careful not to expose the cache instance.
Typescript
$cache.clearExpired(); // Forcefully deletes expired cache entries. (By default, expired values are removed when setting or retrieving cache)
$cache.get(id); // Retrieves a cached value. The `id` is provided as the return value of $store.
$cache.set(id, value); // Redefines a cached value.#TTL
The store's default TTL (Time To Live) is 6 minutes. To modify the TTL, enter the following code:
Typescript
$cache.ttl = 1000 * 60 * 10; // cache ttl: 10m