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In Go, you can achieve persistent caching by using a key-value store package such as "golang.org/x/exp/inmem" or a third-party library like "github.com/go-redis/redis". Here is an example using the "golang.org/x/exp/inmem" package:
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package main import ( "fmt" "log" "time" "golang.org/x/exp/inmem" ) func main() { // Create an in-memory cache with a TTL of 1 minute cache := inmem.NewWithTTL(time.Minute) // Save data to the cache cache.Set("key", "value") // Retrieve data from the cache value, found := cache.Get("key") if found { fmt.Println("Value:", value) } else { fmt.Println("Value not found in cache") } // Wait for 2 minutes time.Sleep(2 * time.Minute) // Check if the data has expired _, found = cache.Get("key") if found { fmt.Println("Value still in cache") } else { fmt.Println("Value expired") } } |
This example demonstrates how to create an in-memory cache with a TTL of 1 minute using the "golang.org/x/exp/inmem" package. You can use a similar approach with other key-value store packages to implement persistent caching in Go.