Introduction to Laravel 5.3 cache () function usage

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Today we'll take a look at one of the new auxiliary functions in Laravel 5.3: Cache.

This auxiliary function is similar to the other two auxiliary functions: Session and Cookie, they all have three usages: get the value, set the value and return the instance of the corresponding service, take the session as an example:

Session (' ABC ', NULL) gets the value of the ABC and returns NULL if NULL
session ([' ABC ' => ' Laravel College ']) set the value of ABC to Laravel College

Session () Returns an instance of SessionManager
The third usage means that you can use the session ()->all () to replace Session::all ().

In fact, cache this auxiliary function long overdue, Jeffrey Way (laracasts webmaster) has implemented such a function, in order to respond to the voice of the masses, laravel 5.3 to the function into the core library.

As with the session, the cache function also has three different uses:

Cache (' abc ', NULL) gets the cached value of ABC and returns NULL if not
Cache ([' ABC ' => ' Laravel College '], 5) used to set the cached value, valid for 5 minutes
Cache () Returns an instance of CacheManager

The same third usage means you can use a method like cache ()->forever () to replace Cache::forever (), and of course you can invoke many other functions that you can test on your own.