Faas-cache-dict

Latest version: v0.5.0

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0.5.0

- Added `.delete_oldest_item()` (LRU)
- Deletion now raises `KeyError` if key not known
- Deleting the oldest item now first acquires the lock
- Doc string improvements and minor refactor

0.4.0

- Change `is_expired()` logic to return `None` if the object simply isn't known. This may mean it was previously expired but has since been internally cleaned up.

0.3.1

- Addresses severe bug when using new deletion hook functionality and improves the performance of the LRU logic

0.3.0

- Adds a lifecycle hook `on_delete_callable` which allows objects being dropped from the faas cache dict to have user actions performed on them.

⚠️ This version was yanked due to a severe bug, please use 0.3.1

0.2.8

- Bumps all project dependencies
- Runs PSF black against code


NOTE: All missing interim releases contain non-documented **ALPHA** code for a `FileBackedFaaSCache` system. This is seperate to `FaasCacheDict` and is certainly not production ready. There should be no breaking changes to the main functionality as described in the docs at this time.

0.2.3

Included
- Fix min version installable on Py 3.8 + (due to pickle protocol versioning)

Todo:
- Discover better documents solution

This has not yet been tested in a prod environment, and as such should be considered beta software for now.

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