- replace convenice inits with default value inits
- typed generic caches with defaults of String or NSString
- More subscript uses?
- allow objc subclassing?
- check all enum and error types for objc
- replace operatoin queues with dispatch?
- swift 5.1 use property wrappers to replace synchronouslyLockFileAccessWhileExecuting
PinCache.swift is a drop-in replacement for Pintrest/Pincache but in Swift.
Why?
Because I needed it for 'reasons', and why not.
PINCache.swift was a simple semi-automated translation, both with a practical purpose
PINCache is a fork of TMCache re-architected to fix issues with deadlocking caused by heavy use. It is a key/value store designed for persisting temporary objects that are expensive to reproduce, such as downloaded data or the results of slow processing. It is comprised of two self-similar stores, one in memory (PINMemoryCache) and one on disk (PINDiskCache), all backed by GCD and safe to access from multiple threads simultaneously. On iOS, PINMemoryCache will clear itself when the app receives a memory warning or goes into the background. Objects stored in PINDiskCache remain until you trim the cache yourself, either manually or by setting a byte or age limit.
PINCache and PINDiskCache accept any object conforming to NSCoding. Put things in like this:
Objective-C
UIImage *img = [[UIImage alloc] initWithData:data scale:[[UIScreen mainScreen] scale]];
[[PINCache sharedCache] setObject:img forKey:@"image" block:nil]; // returns immediatelySwift
let img = UIImage(data: data, scale:UIScreen.main.scale)
PINCache.shared().setObject(img, forKey: "img")Get them back out like this:
Objective-C
[[PINCache sharedCache] objectForKeyAsync:@"image" block:^(PINCache *cache, NSString *key, id object) {
UIImage *image = (UIImage *)object;
NSLog(@"image scale: %f", image.scale);
}];Swift
PINCache.shared().object(forKey: "image") { (cache, key, object) in
if let image = object as? UIImage {
print("image scale: %f", image.scale)
}
}Both PINMemoryCache and PINDiskCache use locks to protect reads and writes. PINCache coordinates them so that objects added to memory are available immediately to other threads while being written to disk safely in the background. Both caches are public properties of PINCache, so it's easy to manipulate one or the other separately if necessary.
Collections work too. Thanks to the magic of NSKeyedArchiver, objects repeated in a collection only occupy the space of one on disk:
Objective-C
NSArray *images = @[ image, image, image ];
[[PINCache sharedCache] setObject:images forKey:@"images"];
NSLog(@"3 for the price of 1: %d", [[[PINCache sharedCache] diskCache] byteCount]);Swift
// In Swift, Array, String, and Dictionary are all value types.
let images = [image, image, image] as NSArray // Cast to NSArray
PINCache.shared.setObject(images, forKey: "images")
print("3 for the prices of 1: %d", PINCache.shared.diskCache.byteCount)Download the latest tag and drag the PINCache folder into your Xcode project.
Install the docs by double clicking the .docset file under docs/, or view them online at cocoadocs.org
git submodule add https://github.com/pinterest/PINCache.git
git submodule update --init
Add PINCache to your Podfile and run pod install.
Add the following line to your Cartfile and run carthage update --platform ios. Then follow this instruction of Carthage to embed the framework.
github "pinterest/PINCache"
PINCache requires iOS 8.0, tvOS 9.0, watchOS 2.0 or OS X 10.8 and greater.
Copyright 2013 Tumblr, Inc. Copyright 2015 Pinterest, Inc.
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