Memory 7.5.2 API

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public interface Memory<T extends Object>

                    
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An interface for managing data storage, both in-memory and on disk.
Implementations of this interface provide methods for creating and interacting with:
- In-Memory Cache: A temporary storage using InMemoryLruCache for caching key-value pairs, where the key is of type T and the value is a File.
- Disk-Based Storage: A persistent storage using DiskMemory for storing key-value pairs, where the key is of type T and the value is a File.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`abstract InMemoryLruCache<Pair<T, File>>`	`createInMemory()`	Creates and returns an in-memory LRU (Least Recently Used) cache.
`abstract DiskMemory`	`createDiskMemory()`	Creates and returns a disk-based storage mechanism for persisting data.
`abstract Integer`	`inMemorySize()`	Returns the size of the in-memory cache.
`abstract Unit`	`freeInMemory()`	Frees or clears the in-memory cache, releasing the resources it holds.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Method Detail
  - createInMemory
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 abstract InMemoryLruCache<Pair<T, File>> createInMemory()
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    Creates and returns an in-memory LRU (Least Recently Used) cache.
    This cache is used for temporary storage of key-value pairs, providing fast access to recently used data.
  - createDiskMemory
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 abstract DiskMemory createDiskMemory()
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    Creates and returns a disk-based storage mechanism for persisting data.
    This storage is used for permanent storage of key-value pairs, ensuring data is preserved across app sessions.
  - inMemorySize
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 abstract Integer inMemorySize()
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    Returns the size of the in-memory cache.
    The meaning of "size" may vary depending on the specific implementation of InMemoryLruCache. It could represent the number of entries or the total memory consumed.
  - freeInMemory
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 abstract Unit freeInMemory()
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    Frees or clears the in-memory cache, releasing the resources it holds.
    This is typically used to reclaim memory when it is no longer needed.