How to use the @hpcc-js/util.Cache.hash function in @hpcc-js/util
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hpcc-systems / Visualization / tests / test-util / src / cache.spec.ts View on Github 
const myCache = new Cache<{ id: string }, MyClass>((obj) => {
return Cache.hash([obj.id]);
});
expect(myCache.has({ id: "007" })).is.false;super((obj) => {
return Cache.hash([obj.Name]);
});
}super((obj) => {
return Cache.hash([obj.QueryId, obj.QuerySet]);
});
}
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