src/lru-memo-cache.ts: export serializeCache and hydrateCache methods for SSR persistence #977

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2. EmmanuelAjogu commented on Oct 18, 2026

   

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   @EmmanuelAjogu has applied to work on this issue as part of the Stellar Wave Program's 10th wave.

   Hi maintainer, I’d like to work on this issue. I’ll add serializeCache() and hydrateCache() to src/lru-memo-cache.ts, preserving the LRU entry order and cache configuration while validating serialized data before restoring it. I’ll add tests for round-trip serialization, eviction order, malformed input, and empty caches, then verify the helpers support SSR persistence without introducing server-side cache state leaks between requests.

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3. arkhindi12 commented on Oct 18, 2026

   

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   Claiming this one.

   Plan: a versioned JSON snapshot (serialize()) plus hydrate(), with two details I think matter for the SSR case — hydration restores the absolute expiry deadline instead of restarting each TTL, and LRU order is preserved so eviction after hydration still drops the coldest entry. Metrics are deliberately left at zero rather than invented.

   Also exporting serializeCache() / hydrateCache() so callers holding the cache through an interface can use it. PR incoming shortly.
4. maxx-GENIUS commented on Oct 18, 2026

   

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   ⚡ Protocol Implementation Blueprint & Production Readiness Proposal

   Hi @maintainers, I am ready to implement and ship this issue immediately.

   I have reviewed the repository architecture and pre-analyzed the execution path for this task so you don't have to spend any time onboarding or hand-holding:

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   • Target Issue: src/lru-memo-cache.ts: export serializeCache and hydrateCache methods for S
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5. arkhindi12 commented on Oct 19, 2026

   

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   @arkhindi12 has applied to work on this issue as part of the Stellar Wave Program's 10th wave.

   Hi — I'd like to take this one.

   The ask is narrow: a versioned JSON snapshot plus a hydrate helper that rebuilds
   the LRU with its recency ordering intact, so a Next.js SSR pass can reuse the
   metadata cache instead of re-querying.

   I've read src/lru-memo-cache.ts and its existing tests. The parts that actually
   need care are preserving eviction order on hydrate, and rejecting stale or
   malformed payloads instead of silently loading a broken cache. I'd cover those
   with round-trip, overflow, and bad-version tests.

   Scope stays at the cache module plus its test file — two new exports, nothing
   else in the public surface changes. I can open the PR the same day I'm assigned.

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6. Jaydbrown

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   feat(sdk): serialize/hydrate LruMemoCache for SSR (#977)

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7. Jaydbrown

   closed this as completedin #1007on Oct 20, 2026
8. arkhindi12 commented on Oct 20, 2026

   

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   Opened #1022 with the approach described above so it's reviewable.

   Draft on purpose — I'm not assigned yet, so treat it as a proposal rather than a claim on the slot. Happy to close it if you give this to someone else.

   The parts worth a look: expiries are stored as absolute deadlines (a snapshot in transit must not restart each TTL), and entry order is preserved so eviction after hydration still drops the coldest entry. Hit/miss counters are deliberately not carried over — they describe the process that produced the snapshot, and restoring them would make metrics() report hits this cache never served.
9. arkhindi12 commented on Oct 20, 2026

   

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   Closing the loop: this shipped in #1007 (merged by @Jaydbrown), so the helper pair is on main now.

   I also opened #1022 before checking that — my mistake, it's a duplicate of #1007 and I've closed it. No action needed from anyone.

   One thing worth flagging while #1007 is fresh: the module-level serializeCache/hydrateCache wrappers take now as a parameter, which makes the absolute-deadline behaviour testable without fake timers. If anyone wires this into an SSR boundary, hydrate with a real Date.now() rather than reusing the snapshot's own clock, or an entry that expired mid-transit comes back to life.