I have added Promise support to the library. Basically, you can use the decorators, the same way you have till now, with the only difference that where you'd want to cache a Promise method, you'd use @PCacheable and @PCacheBuster.
Everything else stays the same.
Where would one use this
In FE applications where it's not a common practice to use RxJs (React, Vue, Aurelia)
In your node server as an in-memory caching layer
I have added Promise support to the library. Basically, you can use the decorators, the same way you have till now, with the only difference that where you'd want to cache a Promise method, you'd use
@PCacheableand@PCacheBuster. Everything else stays the same.Where would one use this
In FE applications where it's not a common practice to use RxJs (React, Vue, Aurelia) In your node server as an in-memory caching layer