Question: Suggested File Convention For Cache Modules?

Hello, I am relatively new to working within the Django framework and have seen a lot of performance gains using this project and wanted to add some structure to my project in terms of centralizing frequently used cached operations.

I know in the main settings file you can specify timeouts for specific models or apps within the project but I have found more success with translating those to dict or array lookups using the cached_as decorator. So for DRY I have been moving those to helper modules but that seems a bit too generic and wanted to see if other people in the community had a file convention they use?

Example:

I might have a user module where I want to look up all games they have been in that are active with some other relations.

def get_active_games(user):
  @cached_as(UserModel, Game, extra=(user.id), timeout=60*15)
  def _get_active_games():
       active_games = Game.objects.filter(user=user, status='active').select_related('team')
       return {game.id: {'game': game, 'team': game.team} for game in active_games}

  return _get_active_games()

If I have several of these type of user specific cached functions or QS where would I put that in a django project?

/users
   -- models.py
   -- views.py
   -- serializers.py
   -- *cache.py* (?)

Suor / django-cacheops

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