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Store large objects in memcache or others by slicing them.
 - uses read_multi for fast access
 - returns nil if one slice is missing
 - low performance overhead, only uses single read/write if data is below 1MB

Install
=======

```Bash
gem install large_object_store
```

Usage
=====

```Ruby
Rails.cache.write("a", "a"*10_000_000) # => false -> oops too large

store = LargeObjectStore.wrap(Rails.cache)
store.write("a", "a"*10_000_000)  # => true -> always!
store.read("a").size              # => 10_000_000 using multi_get
store.read("b")                   # => nil
store.fetch("a"){ "something" }   # => "something" executes block on miss
store.write("a" * 10_000_000, compress: true)                # compress when greater than 16k
store.write("a" * 1000, compress: true, compress_limit: 100) # compress when greater than 100
store.write("a" * 1000, raw: true)                           # store as string to avoid marshaling overhead
```

Author
======
[Ana Martinez](https://github.com/anamartinez)<br/>
[e-mail]<br/>
[Michael Grosser](https://github.com/grosser)<br/>
[e-mail]<br/>
License: MIT<br/>
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Version data entries

2 entries across 2 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
large_object_store-1.5.0	Readme.md
large_object_store-1.4.0	Readme.md