Hi,
I'm loving the @cache decorator like this one.
@cache("key", time_expire=100, cache_model=cache.disk)
Now I have a very specific problem. I want to display some results of a
testing machine which gives out huge amounts of data. 1MB CSV. which is
after dropping the useless data still 200kB of data.
The Old data has to be used to. So right now I got 21MB of database which
needs to be parsed.
Those test results come via email to my w2p app. which works great. The
results come in every day at midnight.
So I thought it would be ideal to cache the output.
At Midnight there is no server load so it would be perfect to do all the
work right after the data comes in cache it and store it until the next
chunk of data comes in.
So is there a way to load the funktion from w2p lets say every day at 00:05
cache the data for 24 hours.
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