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Cache

Create Cache objects inside your model.

Core concepts:

  • Add Cache request parameters in your model, so you can use them in cache-functions.
  • To see the functions they can be used in go to the Functions tab under Logic .

Syntax

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In the syntax we use symbols and colors to communicate the meaning more clearly. We'll explain each symbol and color below. We use data types to let you know which data type is used.

Name Symbol Color Description
Blue Blue Data type
Red Red Reference
Yellow Yellow Function
Cyan Cyan Condition
Green Green Statement
Grey Grey Comment
Ellipsis ... Optional repetition 
cache:
  string:
    job: integer
    root: string
    hide: [ string, ... ]
    show: [ string, ... ]
    sort: : [ {"key": string, "reverse": boolean}, ...]
    filter: [ {"key": string, "value": string}, ...]
    paginate: [ integer, integer ]
Key Required Type Default Description
job Yes integer Null The id of the job you want to perform.
root No string - Easily skip data by selecting the root node of your returned data.
hide No list of string(s) - The key(s) that need to be hidden, dot notation is used to traverse into objects.
show No list of string(s) - The key(s) that need to be shown, dot notation is used to traverse into objects.
Sort No list of tuples - Keys to sort on, first part of tuple specifies the key, second a boolean that can reverse sorting direction.
filter No list of tuples - Tuples to filter on, first part being the key, second the filter value.
paginate No list of integers - Tuple of page size and page offset.

Examples 

cache:
  GetCustomer:
    job: 2
    root: "data.Customer"
    hide: ["Discounts"]
    paginate: [10, 0]
cache:
  GetCustomers:
    job: 2
    root: "data.Customer"
    hide: ["Discounts"]
    paginate: [10, 0]
  GetItems:
    job: 3
    root: "data.Item"
    show: ["Name", "Price"]
    paginate: [10, 0]
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