# DEPRECATED
This project is no longer beeing developed.
This is a simple bundle that creates a memcached service that you can use.
Note: The service supports creating both PHP Memcache extensions (i.e. both http://php.net/memcache and http://php.net/memcached), BUT it does not protect you from differences in the two services interfaces as it returns the raw object.
Add to deps:
[SMMemcacheBundle] git=git://github.com/tarjei/MemcacheBundle.git target=/bundles/SM/MemcacheBundle
Then register the bundle with your kernel:
// app/AppKernel.php // in AppKernel::registerBundles() $bundles = array( // ... new SM\MemcacheBundle\SMMemcacheBundle(), // ... );
Make sure that you also register the namespaces with the autoloader:
// app/autoload.php $loader->registerNamespaces(array( // ... 'SM\\MemcacheBundle' => __DIR__ . '/../vendor/bundles', ));
In your prod/dev environment:
# app/config/config.yml sm_memcache: use_mock: false port: 11211 host: localhost
In your test environment:
# app/config/config.yml sm_memcache: use_mock: true
The service is named sm_memcache, it returns a normal Memcache or Memcached php object:
$memcached = $container->get("sm_memcache"); $memcached->set("someKey", "somevalue");
The service is just the normal Memcache object (http://php.net/memcache) so you can use the normal methods.
For tests there is a special MockMemcache object that you can use to stub out the memcache service.
If you use Memcached class, you can pass options to instance in config. Example:
sm_memcache: port: 11211 host: localhost class: Memcached options: igbinary: name: serializer value: serializer_igbinary
This example sets Memcached::OPT_SERIALIZER to Memcached::SERIALIZER_IGBINARY Before applying options are converted in following format:
- option name is converted to Memcached::OPT_*UPPERCASE_NAME* constant
- option value is converted to Memcached::*UPPERCASE_NAME*
If you use Memcache class, options block is ignored.
- Support multiple memcache servers.
- Support more methods in the mock module.