Passing false
as the third parameter of Nice\Application
constructor will disable
caching. The cache directory will be null if caching is disabled, which can be checked
in your own code.
<?php
use Nice\Application;
// ...
$app = new Application('prod', true, false);
// Caching is disabled; the Cache Directory is null.
assert($app->getCacheDir() === null);
// or by calling isCacheEnabled
assert($app->isCacheEnabled() === false);
Additionally, the following parameters are available:
app.cache
will be true
if caching should be enabled, false
otherwiseapp.cache_dir
will be the path to the cache directory, or null
if caching should be disabled.Tip: For further information on actually using the cache, see the Cache extension documentation.
Knowing what's going on with your application is key. Configure logging to get the details on what your application is up to.
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