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//overriding the Cache engine's TTL with a `\DateTimeInterval` ( as per the SimpleCache Interface )
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~No. CakePHP 3.7 brings with it a PSR-16 CacheEngine; meaning you will be able to decorate a PSR-16 object to implement
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`Cake\Cache\CacheEngine` methods. What this bridge offers is the ability to go from a `Cake\Cache\CacheEngine` to PSR-16, not the other way around.~
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allows me to reuse the Cache Engines and Cache configs already available within my CakePHP application and eliminates
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$cache->set('some_key', 'some value', 300); //cached for 300 seconds instead of `+1 hours`
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Once you have a cahe configuration defined, you simple have to pass the config name when creating an instance of the Bridge
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## Isn't this already in CakePHP 3.7 ?
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In a few of my CakePHP apps I make use of 3rd party libraries that require a PSR-16 compatible cache engine. This bridge
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*The new `SimpleCacheEngine` class ( in CakePHP 3.7 ) implements PSR 16 interface and decorates/wraps `CacheEngine` classes.*
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$cache->set('some_key', 'some value', $interval); //cached for 1 year instead of `+1 hours`
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~No. CakePHP 3.7 brings with it a PSR-16 CacheEngine; meaning you will be able to decorate a PSR-16 object to implement
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allows me to reuse the Cache Engines and Cache configs already available within my CakePHP application and eliminates
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