Cache lookup
nopCommerce plugin that displays all objects stored in the Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory Cache.
Gratis
Versiones soportadas:
4.30
Creado:
abril 27,2021
Última actualización:
mayo 04,2021
Descripción
nopCommerce Cache lookup plugin that displays all objects stored in the Memory Cache.
The Cache Lookup plugin displays the objects stored in the Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory . It has the option to delete individual items from the cache, and displays an estimated size of each stored object.
Compatibility This plugin is compatible with nopCommerce v4.30 ( plugin version v1.0) and above . If you require a version of the plugin that is compatible with an older version of nopCommerce, feel free to get in touch. ###License This plugin is released under the MIT license. For details, please refer to the license file.
The new Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory class is modeled closely on the ASP.NET cache, and it shares much of the internal cache engine logic with ASP.NET. Although the public caching APIs in the System.Runtime.Caching namespace have been updated to support development of custom caches, if you have used the ASP.NET Cache object, you will find familiar concepts in the new APIs.
Welcome any PR.
The Cache Lookup plugin displays the objects stored in the Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory . It has the option to delete individual items from the cache, and displays an estimated size of each stored object.
Compatibility This plugin is compatible with nopCommerce v4.30 ( plugin version v1.0) and above . If you require a version of the plugin that is compatible with an older version of nopCommerce, feel free to get in touch. ###License This plugin is released under the MIT license. For details, please refer to the license file.
The new Microsoft.Extensions.Caching.Memory class is modeled closely on the ASP.NET cache, and it shares much of the internal cache engine logic with ASP.NET. Although the public caching APIs in the System.Runtime.Caching namespace have been updated to support development of custom caches, if you have used the ASP.NET Cache object, you will find familiar concepts in the new APIs.
Welcome any PR.