using Connected.Entities.Caching;

namespace Common.Types.TaxRates;

/// <summary>
/// This is the contract for the typed cache. Using contracts for
/// caching is useful when writing unit tests so a developer
/// can mock the entire cache.
/// </summary>
internal interface ITaxRateCache : IEntityCacheClient<TaxRate, int> { }
/// <summary>
/// Cache for the <see cref="ITaxRate"/> entity.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// <see cref="EntityCacheClient{TEntity, TPrimaryKey}"/> stores the entire set
/// of records in the database. This is useful for data which doesn't change
/// frequently because invalidating it ofter can have performance penalties.
/// The platform knows how to load and invalidate the entity so developer
/// doesn't nedd to write any code at all.
/// </remarks>
internal sealed class TaxRateCache : EntityCacheClient<TaxRate, int>, ITaxRateCache
{
	public TaxRateCache(IEntityCacheContext context) : base(context, TaxRate.CacheKey)
	{
	}
}