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require 'cache_advance'
require 'cache_advance/active_record_sweeper'
require 'cache_advance/rails_cache'

# Setup the sweeper and cache types as appropriate for Rails.
CacheAdvance::Caches.sweeper_type = CacheAdvance::ActiveRecordSweeper
CacheAdvance::Caches.cache_type = CacheAdvance::RailsCache

require "#{RAILS_ROOT}/config/caches"
require 'dispatcher'

# This is the helper method that can be used in rails views/controllers/helpers.
# If caching is disabled, just make it yield the results of the block.
if config.action_controller.perform_caching
  ActionController::Base.helper do
    def cache_it(cache, options={}, &block)
      CacheAdvance::Caches.apply(cache, request, options) do
        capture(&block)
      end
    end
  end
else
  ActionController::Base.helper do
    def cache_it(cache, options={}, &block)
      capture(&block)
    end
  end
end

ActionMailer::Base.helper do
  def cache_it(cache, options={}, &block)
    capture(&block)
  end
end

# This will get called after the standard rails environment is initialized.
config.after_initialize do

  # This hooks the sweepers into the observer system and adds it to the list.
  CacheAdvance::Caches.create_sweepers
  ActiveRecord::Base.observers << CacheAdvance::ActiveRecordSweeper

  # In development mode, the models we observe get reloaded with each request. Using
  # this hook allows us to reload the observer relationships each time as well.
  ActionController::Dispatcher.to_prepare(:cache_advance_reload) do
    CacheAdvance::ActiveRecordSweeper.instance.reload_sweeper
  end
end

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Version	Path
aub-cache_advance-1.0.8	rails/init.rb