Recently I’ve started using an awesome library - scalacache. It is a functional facade for an underlying cache library of your choice. That way you can fully harness the power of Scala while caching your data. It works great both if you need to cache something manually and if all you need is method call memoization.
My personal case was a tad more complicated, though. What I needed to do was to cache authentication tokens with a time to live (TTL) corresponding to the token’s expiration time. Unfortunately, scalacache API forces you to define the TTL upfront. Fear not, for this is a highly extensible library. It let me define a generic method to do just that, and yet still allowed for flexibility provided by its modes.
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