fclicache is a command-line utility that caches the output of resource-intensive commands, enabling faster retrieval of results when the same commands are executed repeatedly within a specified Time-to-Live (TTL) period. This tool is designed to enhance efficiency and save time, particularly in development environments where certain commands are run frequently.
- Efficient Caching: Saves the output of CLI commands, avoiding repeated execution of time-consuming operations.
- Time-to-Live (TTL): Customizable cache duration to ensure the freshness of the cached data.
- Simple Usage: Easy to integrate into existing workflows with minimal configuration.
Before installing fclicache, ensure you have Rust and Cargo installed on your system. If not, follow the installation guide here: https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install.
To install fclicache, run the following command:
cargo install fclicacheTo cache the output of a command using fclicache, wrap the desired command as follows:
fclicache --ttl [SECONDS] '[COMMAND]'The tool caches the output of [COMMAND] for the duration specified by [SECONDS].
# First execution: the 'sleep 10 && date' command will take approximately 10 seconds.
$ fclicache --ttl 3600 'sleep 10 && date'
Sat Feb 10 19:07:49 JST 2024
# Second execution: results are instantly retrieved from cache, showing the same output as the first execution.
$ fclicache --ttl 3600 'sleep 10 && date'
Sat Feb 10 19:07:49 JST 2024fclicache utilizes a simple file-based caching mechanism. This means that your command's output is written to a file. Therefore, it is advised not to use this tool for commands that produce sensitive or secure output.
We are very open to any contributions! Your input is invaluable to us, and we strive to make incorporating your suggestions and improvements as seamless as possible.
- Open to All: Whether it's feature suggestions, bug reports, or code improvements, every contribution is welcome.
- Ongoing Maintenance: Even if this repository might appear inactive or outdated at times, rest assured that we actively review and accept pull requests.
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