CacheTime Class Reference

Parser cache specific expiry check. More...

Inheritance diagram for CacheTime:

Public Member Functions
	expired ( $touched)
	Return true if this cached output object predates the global or per-article cache invalidation timestamps, or if it comes from an incompatible older version.
	getCacheExpiry ()
	Returns the number of seconds after which this object should expire.
	getCacheRevisionId ()
	getCacheTime ()
	isCacheable ()
	isDifferentRevision ( $id)
	Return true if this cached output object is for a different revision of the page.
	setCacheRevisionId ( $id)
	setCacheTime ( $t)
	setCacheTime() sets the timestamp expressing when the page has been rendered.
	updateCacheExpiry ( $seconds)
	Sets the number of seconds after which this object should expire.

Public Attributes
int null	$mCacheExpiry = null
	Seconds after which the object should expire, use 0 for not cacheable.
int null	$mCacheRevisionId = null
	Revision ID that was parsed.
string int	$mCacheTime = ''
	TS_MW timestamp when this object was generated, or -1 for not cacheable.
string[]	$mUsedOptions
	ParserOptions which have been taken into account to produce output.
string null	$mVersion = Parser::VERSION
	Compatibility check.

Detailed Description

Parser cache specific expiry check.

Definition at line 29 of file CacheTime.php.

Member Function Documentation

expired()

CacheTime::expired

(

$touched

)

Return true if this cached output object predates the global or per-article cache invalidation timestamps, or if it comes from an incompatible older version.

Parameters

string

$touched

The affected article's last touched timestamp

Returns

bool

Definition at line 167 of file CacheTime.php.

References $wgCacheEpoch, getCacheExpiry(), getCacheTime(), and isCacheable().

getCacheExpiry()

CacheTime::getCacheExpiry

(

)

Returns the number of seconds after which this object should expire.

This method is used by ParserCache to determine how long the ParserOutput can be cached. The timestamp of expiry can be calculated by adding getCacheExpiry() to getCacheTime(). The value returned by getCacheExpiry is smaller or equal to the smallest number that was provided to a call of updateCacheExpiry(), and smaller or equal to the value of $wgParserCacheExpireTime.

Returns

int

Definition at line 129 of file CacheTime.php.

References $mCacheExpiry, and $wgParserCacheExpireTime.

Referenced by expired(), ParserOutput\hasDynamicContent(), isCacheable(), ParserCache\save(), MediaWiki\Storage\PageEditStash\storeStashValue(), and WikiPage\triggerOpportunisticLinksUpdate().

getCacheRevisionId()

CacheTime::getCacheRevisionId

(

)

Since

1.23

Returns

int|null Revision id, if any was set

Definition at line 87 of file CacheTime.php.

References $mCacheRevisionId.

Referenced by isDifferentRevision().

getCacheTime()

CacheTime::getCacheTime

(

)

Returns

string TS_MW timestamp

Definition at line 60 of file CacheTime.php.

References $mCacheTime.

Referenced by expired(), MediaWiki\Storage\PageEditStash\storeStashValue(), and WikiPage\triggerOpportunisticLinksUpdate().

isCacheable()

CacheTime::isCacheable

(

)

Returns

bool

Definition at line 155 of file CacheTime.php.

References getCacheExpiry().

Referenced by OutputPage\addParserOutputMetadata(), and expired().

isDifferentRevision()

CacheTime::isDifferentRevision

(

$id

)

Return true if this cached output object is for a different revision of the page.

Todo

We always return false if $this->getCacheRevisionId() is null; this prevents invalidating the whole parser cache when this change is deployed. Someday that should probably be changed.

Since

1.23

Parameters

int

$id

The affected article's current revision id

Returns

bool

Definition at line 192 of file CacheTime.php.

References getCacheRevisionId().

setCacheRevisionId()

CacheTime::setCacheRevisionId

(

$id

)

Since

1.23

Parameters

int | null

$id

Revision ID

Definition at line 95 of file CacheTime.php.

Referenced by ParserCache\save().

setCacheTime()

CacheTime::setCacheTime

(

$t

)

setCacheTime() sets the timestamp expressing when the page has been rendered.

This does not control expiry, see updateCacheExpiry() for that!

Parameters

string

$t

TS_MW timestamp

Returns

string

Definition at line 74 of file CacheTime.php.

References $t, and wfSetVar().

Referenced by ParserCache\save().

updateCacheExpiry()

CacheTime::updateCacheExpiry

(

$seconds

)

Sets the number of seconds after which this object should expire.

This value is used with the ParserCache. If called with a value greater than the value provided at any previous call, the new call has no effect. The value returned by getCacheExpiry is smaller or equal to the smallest number that was provided as an argument to updateCacheExpiry().

Avoid using 0 if at all possible. Consider JavaScript for highly dynamic content.

Parameters

int

$seconds

Definition at line 112 of file CacheTime.php.

Referenced by ParserOutput\finalizeAdaptiveCacheExpiry(), and ParserOutput\updateRuntimeAdaptiveExpiry().

Member Data Documentation

$mCacheExpiry

int null CacheTime::$mCacheExpiry = null

Seconds after which the object should expire, use 0 for not cacheable.

Used in ParserCache.

Definition at line 50 of file CacheTime.php.

Referenced by getCacheExpiry().

$mCacheRevisionId

int null CacheTime::$mCacheRevisionId = null

Revision ID that was parsed.

Definition at line 55 of file CacheTime.php.

Referenced by getCacheRevisionId().

$mCacheTime

string int CacheTime::$mCacheTime = ''

TS_MW timestamp when this object was generated, or -1 for not cacheable.

Used in ParserCache.

Definition at line 44 of file CacheTime.php.

Referenced by getCacheTime().

$mUsedOptions

string [] CacheTime::$mUsedOptions

ParserOptions which have been taken into account to produce output.

Definition at line 33 of file CacheTime.php.

$mVersion

string null CacheTime::$mVersion = Parser::VERSION

Compatibility check.

Definition at line 38 of file CacheTime.php.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• includes/parser/CacheTime.php