Rails.cache used for in Rails applications?Rails.cache is used to store data temporarily to speed up repeated access. It helps avoid doing the same work multiple times by saving results and reusing them.
Rails.cache?You use Rails.cache.write(key, value, options). The key identifies the cached data, and value is what you want to store.
Rails.cache?You use Rails.cache.read(key). It returns the cached value if it exists or nil if not.
Rails.cache.fetch.Rails.cache.fetch(key) { block } tries to read the cached value for key. If it’s missing, it runs the block, stores the result in the cache, and returns it. This combines reading and writing in one step.
Rails.cache?Expiration time ensures cached data doesn’t stay forever. It helps keep data fresh and prevents using outdated information.
Rails.cache.read(key) reads the cached value for the given key.
Rails.cache.fetch do if the key is not found in the cache?fetch runs the block, caches the result, and returns it if the key is missing.
The option expires_in sets how long the cache lasts.
Rails.cache?Caching improves speed and reduces load but does not fix bugs.
Rails.cache.read returns nil if the key is missing.
Rails.cache.fetch to cache the result of a slow database query.