@hal.littel
In Laravel, you can cache blobs using the cache store of your choice (e.g., file, database, Redis, etc.). Here's how you can cache a blob type in Laravel:
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$blobData = // your blob data |
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use IlluminateSupportFacadesCache; Cache::put('blob_key', $blobData, $minutes); |
Replace blob_key
with a unique key that represents your blob data, and $minutes
with the number of minutes you want to store the data in the cache.
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$blobData = Cache::get('blob_key'); |
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if (Cache::has('blob_key')) { // Blob data exists in the cache } else { // Blob data does not exist in the cache } |
By following these steps, you can easily cache blob types in Laravel using the built-in cache facade.