是否可以在Symfony2上缓存方法调用

Question

Some methods on my web application are quite resource consuming and could be cached. They aren't dependent on global variables, temporal data or such, they are exclusively dependent on the parameters used on invocation.

Is there a simple way to cache those invocations? It would be cool to have them annotated with something like @Cacheable, giving some TTL and cache name.

Side note: those methods are implemented on services declared on services.yml.

Answer 1

I've found a bundle that works exactly like you describe (the annotation is really called @Cacheable). I'm having difficulties getting it to work and posted an issue on their github.

But maybe you have more success (and if you do, please let me know).

See https://github.com/phpro/annotated-cache for how it should work.

And https://github.com/phpro/annotated-cache-bundle for its symfony bundle and its configs