Simple and transparent HTTP response caching middleware for Guzzle, works well with Laravel or with any caching library implementing the PSR-16 caching interface.
You can install the library with Composer: composer require brightfish/caching-guzzle
The registration of the middleware follows Guzzle's documentation:
/** @var \Psr\SimpleCache\CacheInterface $cache */
$cache = app('cache')->store('database'); // Laravel example, but any PSR-16 cache will do
$middleware = new \Brightfish\CachingGuzzle\Middleware($cache);
$stack = \GuzzleHttp\HandlerStack::create();
$stack->push($middleware);
$client = new \GuzzleHttp\Client([
'handler' => $stack,
'base_uri' => 'https://example.org/api/'
]);
Next to a PSR-16 compliant cache, the middleware takes two optional parameters:
$ttl
, the default cache duration, which can be overridden by each request$log
, instructs the package to log cache hits Laravel's log or PHP's defaulterror_log
(see source).
$middleware = new \Brightfish\CachingGuzzle\Middleware($store, $ttl = 60, $log = true);
Available options:
Option | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
cache |
bool | true |
Completely disable the cache for this request |
cache_anew |
bool | false |
Bypass the cache and replace it with the new response |
cache_ttl |
int | 60 |
Cache duration in seconds, use -1 to cache forever |
cache_key |
string | true |
Cache key to override the default one based on the request URI (see Cache retrieval) |
$response_1 = $guzzleClient->get('resource', [
'cache_ttl' => 90
]);
$response_3 = $guzzleClient->post('resource/84', [
'cache_anew' => true
]);
$response_2 = $guzzleClient->post('resource/84', [
'cache' => false
]);
$response_4 = $guzzleClient->post('resource/84', [
'cache_key' => 'my-key',
'cache_ttl' => -1
]);
If cache_ttl
is set to 0
the response will not be cached, but, contrary to 'cache' => false
, it may be retrieved from it.
# Get response_1 from cache.
$cached_response_1 = $cache->get('//example.org/api/resource');
# Get response_4 from cache.
$cached_response_4 = $cache->get('my-key');
Instead of manually configuring Guzzle's client and the caching middleware, it is also possible to instantiate the Client
class provided by this package. This way, the binding of the middleware is done for you.
use Brightfish\CachingGuzzle\Client;
/** @var \Psr\SimpleCache\CacheInterface $store */
$psrCompatibleCache = new Cache();
$client = new Client($psrCompatibleCache, [
'cache_ttl' => 60, // default cache duration
'cache_log' => false, // log the cache hits
// Guzzle options:
'base_uri' => 'https://example.org/api/'
// ...
]);
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