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emileperron/magic-cache
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An easy to use caching library that uses Symfony's FilesystemAdapter under the hood.

v1.1.2(5y ago)09MITPHPPHP >=7.2.5

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MagicCache: a simple PHP caching library
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[](#magiccache-a-simple-php-caching-library)

MagicCache is a simple caching library that wraps Symfony's FilesystemAdapter in order to give you the simplest caching experience possible.

If you have a small project that requires caching, or have a large project with very simple caching needs, this library is for you.

The highlight of this library are the `Cache::magicGet()` and `Cache::magicSet()` method, which allow you to save or retrieve data from the cache without having to define unique cache keys yourself. More details on that below.

Getting started
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[](#getting-started)

To get started, simply require the package via Composer:

```
composer require emileperron/magic-cache

```

Once that's done, you can start using the library in your project. Here's a very brief overview of the library's usage and functionalities:

```