1 | 5a6
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2 | > from django.core.cache import cache
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3 | 10a12
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4 | > import md5
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5 | 123a126
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6 | > self._cacheme = True
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7 | 482a486,509
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8 | > def nocache(self):
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9 | > self._cacheme = False
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10 | > return self
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11 | >
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12 | > def cache(self,time,force=False):
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13 | > """
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14 | > Caches QuerySet objects if their cachekey is not already in the cache.
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15 | > Returns the original QuerySet. Will cache the new result if force=True.
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16 | > """
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17 | > self._cacheme = True
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18 | > # must cache for a positive number of seconds
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19 | > if time > 0:
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20 | > cachekey = self._cachekey()
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21 | > # only cache if it is not currently cached
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22 | > if force or not cache.get(cachekey):
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23 | > cache.set(cachekey,self,time)
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24 | > return self
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25 | > else:
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26 | > raise Exception('Django ORM caching error: You must specify a positive time interval.')
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27 | >
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28 | > def _cachekey(self):
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29 | > m = md5.new(str(self.query))
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30 | > return m.hexdigest()
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31 | >
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32 | 599a627,634
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33 | > # make sure to set new object's cacheme value to old value
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34 | > c._cacheme = self._cacheme
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35 | > # only test against the cache if cacheme variable is True
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36 | > if c._cacheme:
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37 | > cachekey = c._cachekey()
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38 | > cached = cache.get(cachekey)
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39 | > if cached:
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40 | > c = cached
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