Is it possible to apply the remember(60) function to something like Service::all()?
This is a data set that will rarely change. I've attempted several variations with no success:
Service::all()->remember(60);Service::all()->remember(60)->get();(Service::all())->remember(60);Of course, I am aware of other caching methods available, but I prefer the cleanliness of this method if available.
Yes, you should be able to simply swap the two such as
Change
Service::get()->remember(60);
to
Service::remember(60)->get();
An odd quirk I agree, but after I ran into this a few weeks back and realized all I had to do was put remember($time_to_remember) in front of the rest of the query builder it works like a charm.
For your perusing pleasure: See the Laravel 4 Query Builder Docs Here
/**
* Indicate that the query results should be cached.
*
* @param int $minutes
* @param string $key
* @return \Illuminate\Database\Query\Builder
*/
public function remember($minutes, $key = null)
{
list($this->cacheMinutes, $this->cacheKey) = array($minutes, $key);
return $this;
}