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Rails Redis expire method
If i have a token which expires in 21 days
Rails.cache.write token, id, expires_in: 21.days
i am trying to write a method to check if the has expired or not. Kindly give me direction
def check_token_expiry(token)
end
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If i have a token which expires in 21 days
Rails.cache.write token, id, expires_in: 21.days
i am trying to write a method to check if the has expired or not. Kindly give me direction
def check_token_expiry(token)
end
ruby-on-rails redis
asked Nov 20 '18 at 3:18
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If i have a token which expires in 21 days
Rails.cache.write token, id, expires_in: 21.days
i am trying to write a method to check if the has expired or not. Kindly give me direction
def check_token_expiry(token)
end
ruby-on-rails redis
asked Nov 20 '18 at 3:18
rail_enginerail_engine
6318
If i have a token which expires in 21 days
Rails.cache.write token, id, expires_in: 21.days
i am trying to write a method to check if the has expired or not. Kindly give me direction
def check_token_expiry(token)
end
ruby-on-rails redis
ruby-on-rails redis
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The following method will return if the value associated with a token/key is expired or not.
def check_token_expiry(token)
Rails.cache.read(token).nil?
end
Basically, try to read the value from cache. If it is expired, read method will return nil.
answered Nov 20 '18 at 6:39
Kapil BhosaleKapil Bhosale
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When you specify the expires_in: 21.days while caching, you tell underlying cache store to store the data for given key(here token) for 21 days, after 21 days it gets expired means data is no longer available for the give key you use exist? method to check this.
Rails.cache.exist?(token) # => true (data is available and you read)
Rails.cache.exist?(token) # => false (cache is expired, data is not available)
answered Nov 20 '18 at 8:28
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The following method will return if the value associated with a token/key is expired or not.
def check_token_expiry(token)
Rails.cache.read(token).nil?
end
Basically, try to read the value from cache. If it is expired, read method will return nil.
answered Nov 20 '18 at 6:39
Kapil BhosaleKapil Bhosale
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The following method will return if the value associated with a token/key is expired or not.
def check_token_expiry(token)
Rails.cache.read(token).nil?
end
Basically, try to read the value from cache. If it is expired, read method will return nil.
answered Nov 20 '18 at 6:39
Kapil BhosaleKapil Bhosale
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The following method will return if the value associated with a token/key is expired or not.
def check_token_expiry(token)
Rails.cache.read(token).nil?
end
Basically, try to read the value from cache. If it is expired, read method will return nil.
answered Nov 20 '18 at 6:39
Kapil BhosaleKapil Bhosale
34
The following method will return if the value associated with a token/key is expired or not.
def check_token_expiry(token)
Rails.cache.read(token).nil?
end
Basically, try to read the value from cache. If it is expired, read method will return nil.
answered Nov 20 '18 at 6:39
Kapil BhosaleKapil Bhosale
34
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answered Nov 20 '18 at 6:39
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When you specify the expires_in: 21.days while caching, you tell underlying cache store to store the data for given key(here token) for 21 days, after 21 days it gets expired means data is no longer available for the give key you use exist? method to check this.
Rails.cache.exist?(token) # => true (data is available and you read)
Rails.cache.exist?(token) # => false (cache is expired, data is not available)
answered Nov 20 '18 at 8:28
Pramod ShindePramod Shinde
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When you specify the expires_in: 21.days while caching, you tell underlying cache store to store the data for given key(here token) for 21 days, after 21 days it gets expired means data is no longer available for the give key you use exist? method to check this.
Rails.cache.exist?(token) # => true (data is available and you read)
Rails.cache.exist?(token) # => false (cache is expired, data is not available)
answered Nov 20 '18 at 8:28
Pramod ShindePramod Shinde
9751720
add a comment |
When you specify the expires_in: 21.days while caching, you tell underlying cache store to store the data for given key(here token) for 21 days, after 21 days it gets expired means data is no longer available for the give key you use exist? method to check this.
Rails.cache.exist?(token) # => true (data is available and you read)
Rails.cache.exist?(token) # => false (cache is expired, data is not available)
answered Nov 20 '18 at 8:28
Pramod ShindePramod Shinde
9751720
When you specify the expires_in: 21.days while caching, you tell underlying cache store to store the data for given key(here token) for 21 days, after 21 days it gets expired means data is no longer available for the give key you use exist? method to check this.
Rails.cache.exist?(token) # => true (data is available and you read)
Rails.cache.exist?(token) # => false (cache is expired, data is not available)
answered Nov 20 '18 at 8:28
Pramod ShindePramod Shinde
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