Most memoize packages on npm, by default, don't have auto-expiring entries and rely on the user to provide this feature
This can only lead to memory leaks
By default, a memoize library should expire entries after some time without having to configure anything
Most memoize packages on npm, by default, don't have auto-expiring entries and rely on the user to provide this feature This can only lead to memory leaks By default, a memoize library should expire entries after some time without having to configure anything