public function ActiveSiteAlertsCacheContext::getCacheableMetadata in Site Alert 8
Gets the cacheability metadata for the context.
There are three valid cases for the returned CacheableMetadata object:
- An empty object means this can be optimized away safely.
- A max-age of 0 means that this context can never be optimized away. It will never bubble up and cache tags will not be used.
- Any non-zero max-age and cache tags will bubble up into the cache item if this is optimized away to allow for invalidation if the context value changes.
Return value
\Drupal\Core\Cache\CacheableMetadata A cacheable metadata object.
Overrides CacheContextInterface::getCacheableMetadata
File
- src/
Cache/ Context/ ActiveSiteAlertsCacheContext.php, line 104
Class
- ActiveSiteAlertsCacheContext
- A cache context that varies by the currently active site alerts.
Namespace
Drupal\site_alert\Cache\ContextCode
public function getCacheableMetadata() {
// Return a cache max age that matches the time period until the next alert
// appears. This allows caching implementations that do not leverage cache
// contexts to correctly invalidate their caches.
/** @var \Drupal\site_alert\SiteAlertStorageInterface $storage */
$storage = $this->entityTypeManager
->getStorage('site_alert');
return (new CacheableMetadata())
->setCacheMaxAge($storage
->getCacheMaxAge());
}