Collect all the information about how to install and use the existing NestJS Cache package, and then explain how to add it in different modules. For example, declare the CacheModule to inject it into controllers and other modules to use caching. You can also use cache decorators to selectively cache specific routes. Next, provide some examples explaining how to use routes and decorators, as well as how to manipulate cache eviction strategies, using different cache configuration options and other initialization parameters. Finally, make sure to provide correct and useful cleanup steps to ensure the proper functioning of the application.
To provide a detailed introduction to NestJS-Cache, we can divide the installation process into several steps:
- Make sure the required nestjs-cache package is installed in the project.
- Load the CacheModule in the project to inject it into controllers and services for caching functionality.
- Use the RouteHandlerDecorator to include cache decorators to cache specific route operations as needed.
- Provide necessary cache eviction strategies to ensure good application performance.
- Provide proper cleanup and initialization steps to restore the project to the correct initial state during uninstallation or reloading.