Adds a "local" storage driver that handles all operations in memory#112
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Description
This PR adds a "local" storage handler type, this uses an in-memory non-blocking hashmap to store data, the implementation is entirely in Go, and the local handler
APIobject is designed to take any KV store as a back-end but will perform all advanced operations (such as sets and sorted sets) in go instead of using native capabilities. This is so we can experiment with multiple k/v stores without having to write a whole new interface implementation from scratch (e.g. some k/v stores may not have delete or flush capabilities).Related Issue
https://tyktech.atlassian.net/browse/TT-748
Motivation and Context
Having a "stateless" version of Tyk makes testing easier for end users and our team. It also means that new users can"kick the tyres" quickly without needing to set up Redis and therefore get time-to-value down.
Test Coverage For This Change
Changes were tested with the existing
testutilpackage, extended for all temporal components including a queue mock, also added one additional test to ensure that the Increment() feature actually incremented.Types of changes
Checklist
master!masterbranch (left side). Also, it would be best if you started your change off our latestmaster.go mod tidy && go mod vendorgofmt -s -w .go vet ./...