XF 2.0 XenForo_Application::get('config')->cache->enabled

[AndyB]

What would be the equivalent in XF2?

$cacheEnabled = XenForo_Application::get('config')->cache->enabled;

Thank you.

 

[Mike]

You'd just call the cache() method on the app object (a local $this->app or $this->app(), XF::app() if you have to). It returns null if there's no cache enabled.

 

[AndyB]

If I add the following to my config.php:

$config['cache']['enabled'] = true;

I would like to be able to see in my add-on if this has been entered into the config.php. If in my add-on I add the following:

$cacheEnabled = \XF::app()->cache->enabled;

I get this error message:

ErrorException: Undefined property: Doctrine\Common\Cache\VoidCache::$enabled in src/addons/Andy/InsertAttachmentAll/Pub/Controller/InsertAttachmentAll.php at line 20

So what would be the correct PHP code to see if the cache is enabled?

 

[DragonByte Tech]

So what would be the correct PHP code to see if the cache is enabled?

Why not try what Mike suggested in his post?

$cacheObj = \XF::app()->cache();
$cacheEnabled = $cacheObj ? $cacheObj->enabled : false;

Fillip

 

[Mike]

Just as a follow up, the existence of a cache object means that the cache is enabled. You don't check anything else.

 

[AndyB]

Thank you, Fillip.

This worked perfect:

$cacheObj = \XF::app()->cache();

Can you explain the purpose of this code.

$cacheEnabled = $cacheObj ? $cacheObj->enabled : false;

 

[Jake B.]

Thank you, Fillip.

This worked perfect:

$cacheObj = \XF::app()->cache();

Can you explain the purpose of this code.

$cacheEnabled = $cacheObj ? $cacheObj->enabled : false;

It's checking if the $cachObj->enabled is true and $cacheObj is a valid value

 

[AndyB]

Thank you, Jake.

So I suppose this would be equivalent:

        $cacheObj = \XF::app()->cache();
        
        if ($cacheObj)
        {
            
        }

 

[Chris D]

That's essentially what Mike already said, twice

It returns null if there's no cache enabled.

Just as a follow up, the existence of a cache object means that the cache is enabled. You don't check anything else.