Using Both (Extend & Override)

REN’s Redis cache service is also built to be overridden and customized—just like the in-memory cache! All the main methods are virtual, which means you can provide your own Redis-specific behavior and business logic whenever you need it.


How to Override?

1. Create a New Service that Overrides Existing Methods

Inherit from RENRedisCacheService and override any method you wish to customize:

public class ExtendedAndOverridedRENRedisCacheService(IConnectionMultiplexer connectionMultiplexer) : RENRedisCacheService(connectionMultiplexer), IExtendedRENRedisCacheService
{
    public void AdditionalMethod()
    {
        Console.WriteLine("ExtendedAndOverridedRENRedisCacheService AdditionalMethod called.");
        // Implement your additional logic here
    }

    public override void Set<T>(string cacheKey, T data, TimeSpan? absoluteExpiration = null, TimeSpan? slidingExpiration = null)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("ExtendedAndOverridedRENRedisCacheService Set called.");
        // You can add custom logic here before calling the base method
        base.Set(cacheKey, absoluteExpiration, slidingExpiration);
    }
}

2. Register Your Custom Implementation

Tell the DI container to use your custom service for all cache operations. Register it like this:

In this example, OverridedRENRedisCacheService is passed as the generic type parameter TCacheService. The registration method (shown below) ensures your service is used for all Redis cache operations:

  • If you select CacheType.Redis, your overridden class will be registered for all Redis cache actions.

  • If you select CacheType.InMemory, it would register for in-memory cache.

  • If you pass an unsupported type, you’ll get a clear error.

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3. Use Your Overridden Service in Your Application

Now, wherever you inject IRENCacheService, your overridden Redis service will be used:

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