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Implement a basic caching mechanism #6
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A basic cachesim feature has been added. It stores newly searched words in a file named `.cambd-cache.json` in `$HOME`. And for every new word lookup it checks the cache file if the definition for that specfic word already exists. If yes then return immendietly else fetch the new definition and add in the cache file for future reference. fixes #6
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A basic cachesim feature has been added. It stores newly searched words in a file named `.cambd-cache.json` in `$HOME`. And for every new word lookup it checks the cache file if the definition for that specfic word already exists. If yes then return immendietly else fetch the new definition and add in the cache file for future reference. fixes #6
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A basic caching feature has been added. It stores newly searched words in a file named .cambd-cache.json in $HOME. And for every new word lookup, it checks the cache file if the definition for that specific word already exists. If yes then return immediately else fetch the new definition and add it to the cache file for future reference. fixes #6
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A basic caching feature has been added. It stores newly searched words in a file named .cambd-cache.json in $HOME. And for every new word lookup, it checks the cache file if the definition for that specific word already exists. If yes then return immediately else fetch the new definition and add it to the cache file for future reference. fixes #6
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