#DbCacheProvider
#Import
1import { DbCacheProvider } from "alepha/orm";
#Overview
Database query cache using a simple in-memory Map.
Uses {tableName}:{cacheKey} as the storage key.
Provides per-table invalidation for write-through cache busting.
This is intentionally self-contained (no external cache dependencies)
so the ORM module does not force AlephaCache on all consumers.
#Bounded on purpose
The key space is not: it is derived from the caller's query, so a query built
from user-controlled pagination or filter values mints a fresh entry per
distinct input. expiresAt was only ever consulted inside get(), so an
entry written once and never read again was reclaimed by nothing short of a
write to its table — never, for a read-mostly table. Two bounds close that:
expired entries are swept on write, and the map is capped at
{@link MAX_ENTRIES} with oldest-first eviction (insertion order).