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onema

One of the things I like about the Kohana request class is that I can pass an HTTP_Cache object and it will use it to cache the response of the request. this is a very useful feature, and I was wondering if FuelPHP supports something similar, I didn't see anything in the docs, but I thought I should ask in case this is something that hasn't been documented yet. Thank you.

WanWizard

The Request class doesn't have any built-in caching capabilities. But you only need a few lines of code to cache the result using the Cache class, for example with a hash of the URI as cache key.

$key = sha1(Uri::current());
try
{
    $response = Cache::get($key);
}
catch (\CacheNotFoundException $e)
{
    $response = Request::forge()->execute()->response();
    Cache::set($key, $response, 300);
}

If you add this to your index.php all your pages will be cached for 5 minutes.

samuel

Uri::current() in public/assets/index.php doesn't work, do you now why ?

WanWizard

Uri::current() is a method in a Framework class, it requires the framework to be operational.

I don't know what is in that index.php, so I can't tell you why it doesn't work.

ilNotturno

Wonderful snip of code: I think it can be very useful, I think I'll put in in my packages.

What about an application functionality about it? Like a config file with a whitelist / blacklist of api that we can cache.

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