mperham/memcache-client

Ruby library for accessing memcached.

Ruby

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updated Feb 4, 2013

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README

= memcache-client

A ruby library for accessing memcached.

== memcache-client is deprecated as of August 2010.  It will be supported through 2010 but new code should use Dalli[http://github.com/mperham/dalli] instead.


Source:

http://github.com/mperham/memcache-client

== Installing memcache-client

Just install the gem:

  $ sudo gem install memcache-client

== Using memcache-client

With one server:

  CACHE = MemCache.new 'localhost:11211'

Or with multiple servers:

  CACHE = MemCache.new %w[one.example.com:11211 two.example.com:11211]


== Tuning memcache-client

The MemCache.new method takes a number of options which can be useful at times.  Please
read the source comments there for an overview.  If you are using Ruby 1.8.x and using
multiple memcached servers, you should install the RubyInline gem for ultimate performance.


== Using memcache-client with Rails

Rails 2.1+ includes memcache-client 1.5.0 out of the box.  See ActiveSupport::Cache::MemCacheStore
and the Rails.cache method for more details.  Rails 2.3+ will use the latest memcache-client
gem installed.

== Using memcache-client with EventMachine

memcache-client 1.8.0 added support for native EventMachine connections using
Ruby 1.9.  If you are using an EventMachine-based application (e.g. thin), you can
activate the EventMachine support like so:

  require 'memcache'
  require 'memcache/event_machine'

  EM.run do
    Fiber.new do
      m = MemCache.new('localhost:11211')
      m.set 'abc', 'xyz'
      m.get 'abc'
    end.resume
  end

== Questions?

memcache-client is maintained by Mike Perham and was originally written by Bob Cottrell,
Eric Hodel and the seattle.rb crew.

Email::        mailto:mperham@gmail.com
Twitter::      mperham[http://twitter.com/mperham]
WWW::          http://mikeperham.com

If my work on memcache-client is something you support, please take a moment to
recommend me at WWR[http://workingwithrails.com/person/10797-mike-perham].  I'm not
asking for money, just a electronic "thumbs up".

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mperham

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jsierles2

16 commits

packagethief

8 commits

jsl

2 commits

mperham/memcache-client

Ruby library for accessing memcached.

Ruby

227

166 commits

updated Feb 4, 2013

See the code

README

= memcache-client

A ruby library for accessing memcached.

== memcache-client is deprecated as of August 2010.  It will be supported through 2010 but new code should use Dalli[http://github.com/mperham/dalli] instead.


Source:

http://github.com/mperham/memcache-client

== Installing memcache-client

Just install the gem:

  $ sudo gem install memcache-client

== Using memcache-client

With one server:

  CACHE = MemCache.new 'localhost:11211'

Or with multiple servers:

  CACHE = MemCache.new %w[one.example.com:11211 two.example.com:11211]


== Tuning memcache-client

The MemCache.new method takes a number of options which can be useful at times.  Please
read the source comments there for an overview.  If you are using Ruby 1.8.x and using
multiple memcached servers, you should install the RubyInline gem for ultimate performance.


== Using memcache-client with Rails

Rails 2.1+ includes memcache-client 1.5.0 out of the box.  See ActiveSupport::Cache::MemCacheStore
and the Rails.cache method for more details.  Rails 2.3+ will use the latest memcache-client
gem installed.

== Using memcache-client with EventMachine

memcache-client 1.8.0 added support for native EventMachine connections using
Ruby 1.9.  If you are using an EventMachine-based application (e.g. thin), you can
activate the EventMachine support like so:

  require 'memcache'
  require 'memcache/event_machine'

  EM.run do
    Fiber.new do
      m = MemCache.new('localhost:11211')
      m.set 'abc', 'xyz'
      m.get 'abc'
    end.resume
  end

== Questions?

memcache-client is maintained by Mike Perham and was originally written by Bob Cottrell,
Eric Hodel and the seattle.rb crew.

Email::        mailto:mperham@gmail.com
Twitter::      mperham[http://twitter.com/mperham]
WWW::          http://mikeperham.com

If my work on memcache-client is something you support, please take a moment to
recommend me at WWR[http://workingwithrails.com/person/10797-mike-perham].  I'm not
asking for money, just a electronic "thumbs up".

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Contributors

mperham

128 commits

jsierles2

16 commits

packagethief

8 commits

jsl

2 commits

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