Return all objects of a specific Type in the cache.

This method attempts to returned a cached value, while simultaneously calling a Func to return the latest value. When the latest data comes back, it replaces what was previously in the cache. This method is best suited for loading dynamic data from the Internet, while still showing the user earlier data. This method returns an IObservable that may return *two* results (first the cached data, then the latest data). Therefore, it's important for UI applications that in your Subscribe method, you write the code to merge the second result when it comes in. This also means that await'ing this method is a Bad Idea(tm), always use Subscribe.

This method attempts to returned a cached value, while simultaneously calling a Func to return the latest value. When the latest data comes back, it replaces what was previously in the cache. This method is best suited for loading dynamic data from the Internet, while still showing the user earlier data. This method returns an IObservable that may return *two* results (first the cached data, then the latest data). Therefore, it's important for UI applications that in your Subscribe method, you write the code to merge the second result when it comes in. This also means that awaiting this method is a Bad Idea(tm), always use Subscribe.

Get an object from the cache and deserialize it via the JSON serializer.

Returns the time that the key was added to the cache, or returns null if the key isn't in the cache.

Attempt to return an object from the cache. If the item doesn't exist or returns an error, call a Func to create a new one. For most Internet applications, this method is the best method to call to fetch static data (i.e. images) from the network.

Attempt to return an object from the cache. If the item doesn't exist or returns an error, call a Func to return the latest version of an object and insert the result in the cache. For most Internet applications, this method is the best method to call to fetch static data (i.e. images) from the network.

Attempt to return an object from the cache. If the item doesn't exist or returns an error, call a Func to return the latest version of an object and insert the result in the cache. For most Internet applications, this method is the best method to call to fetch static data (i.e. images) from the network.

Insert several objects into the cache, via the JSON serializer. Similarly to InsertAll, partial inserts should not happen.

Insert an object into the cache, via the JSON serializer.

Invalidates all objects of the specified type. To invalidate all objects regardless of type, use InvalidateAll.

Invalidates a single object from the cache. It is important that the Type Parameter for this method be correct, and you cannot use IBlobCache.Invalidate to perform the same task.

This is a thing I lifted from Prism.