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An adapter meant to be used with @epicweb-dev/cachified

While working through my personal website, I settled on using redis-json as the caching mechanism for my third party API requests. @epicweb-dev/cachified originally shipped with an adapter for redis but not for redis-json. This adapter exists for that purpose.

npm install cachified-redis-json-adapter

Meant to be used with @epicweb-dev/cachified

import {redisJsonCacheAdapter} from 'cachified-redis-json-adapter'

// create an instance of a redis client to pass to our adapter
// you will need to define this yourself.
let redisClient = createRedisClient()
const redisCache = redisJsonCacheAdapter(redisClient)

// usage with cachified
return cachified({
  key: `some-cache-key`,
  // use the cache we defined above
  cache: redisCache,
  getFreshValue: async () => {}, // some function to get fresh values
  // other cachified optoins
})

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