# Use singleton class Spree::Preferences::Store.instance to access # # StoreInstance has a persistence flag that is on by default, # but we disable database persistence in testing to speed up tests # require 'singleton' module Spree::Preferences class StoreInstance attr_accessor :persistence def initialize @cache = Rails.cache @persistence = true end def set(key, value, type) @cache.write(key, value) persist(key, value, type) end def exist?(key) @cache.exist?(key) || should_persist? && Spree::Preference.where(:key => key).exists? end def get(key,fallback=nil) # return the retrieved value, if it's in the cache # use unless nil? incase the value is actually boolean false # unless (val = @cache.read(key)).nil? return val end if should_persist? # If it's not in the cache, maybe it's in the database, but # has been cleared from the cache # does it exist in the database? if Spree::Preference.table_exists? && preference = Spree::Preference.find_by_key(key) # it does exist, so let's put it back into the cache @cache.write(preference.key, preference.value) # and return the value return preference.value end end unless fallback.nil? # cache fallback so we won't hit the db above on # subsequent queries for the same key # @cache.write(key, fallback) end return fallback end def delete(key) @cache.delete(key) destroy(key) end def clear_cache @cache.clear end private def persist(cache_key, value, type) return unless should_persist? preference = Spree::Preference.where(:key => cache_key).first_or_initialize preference.value = value preference.value_type = type preference.save end def destroy(cache_key) return unless should_persist? preference = Spree::Preference.find_by_key(cache_key) preference.destroy if preference end def should_persist? @persistence and Spree::Preference.table_exists? end end class Store < StoreInstance include Singleton end end