### Navigate to example directory and install dependencies

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/integrations/fastly

Use this command to change into the example directory and install the required npm dependencies for the Fastly Compute example.

```bash
cd client-sdk-javascript/examples/fastly-compute  

npm install  
```

--------------------------------

### Initialize project and install dependencies

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/objectstore/enhancements/live-reactions

Run these commands to initialize a new Node.js project and install the required dependencies: express and @gomomento/sdk. The first command starts an interactive setup wizard, and the second installs the dependencies used in the server-side code.

```bash
npm init  

npm install express @gomomento/sdk  
```

--------------------------------

### Clone and run examples

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/integrations/sequelize

Commands to clone the example repository, install dependencies, and run the basic example with a Momento API key.

```bash
git clone https://github.com/momentohq/momento-sequelize-cache  

cd examples  

npm install  

MOMENTO_API_KEY="yourApiKey" npm run basic  
```

--------------------------------

### Run the Deno Web SDK example locally

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/integrations/deno

Starts the local development server using Deno tasks, accessible at http://localhost:8000.

```bash
deno task start  
```

--------------------------------

### Run the Deno HTTP API example locally

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/integrations/deno

Start the local development server and check http://localhost:8000 in your browser.

```bash
deno task start
```

--------------------------------

### Install Fastly CLI and Create Profile

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/integrations/fastly

Commands to install the Fastly CLI and create a profile, as prompted by the Fastly setup instructions. Run these after saving your Fastly API token.

```bash
brew install fastly/tap/fastly  

fastly profile create  
```

--------------------------------

### Import libraries and set up main function

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/platform/sdks/go/cache.html

Sets up the main function with the necessary imports for using the Momento Go SDK.

```go
package main

import (
	"context"
	"errors"
	"log"
	"time"

	"github.com/google/uuid"
	"github.com/momentohq/client-sdk-go/auth"
	"github.com/momentohq/client-sdk-go/config"
	"github.com/momentohq/client-sdk-go/config/logger"
	"github.com/momentohq/client-sdk-go/momento"
	"github.com/momentohq/client-sdk-go/responses"
)

func main() {
    fmt.Println("Hello, world.")
}
```

--------------------------------

### ListLength Rust Example

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/api-reference/list-collections

Rust example using cache_client.list_length to get the length of a list and convert it to a u32. Expects a valid list length.

```Rust
  let length: u32 = cache_client  

      .list_length(cache_name, "list_name")  

      .await?  

      .try_into()  

      .expect("Expected a list length!");  
```

--------------------------------

### Install Rust and add wasm32-wasip2 target

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/functions/develop/getting-started

One-time setup: install Rust via rustup and add the WebAssembly compile target required for Momento Functions.

```bash
# Install Rust  

# https://rustup.rs/  

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh  

  

# Add the Functions compile target  

rustup target add wasm32-wasip2  

```

--------------------------------

### ListLength JavaScript Example

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/api-reference/list-collections

JavaScript example using cacheClient.listLength to get the length of a list. Shows both simplified and pattern-matching styles, handling Hit, Miss, and Error responses.

```JavaScript
await cacheClient.listConcatenateBack(cacheName, 'test-list', ['one', 'two', 'three']);  

const result = await cacheClient.listLength(cacheName, 'test-list');  

  

// simplified style; assume the value was found  

console.log(`Length of list 'test-list' is: ${result.value()!}`);  

  

// pattern-matching style; safer for production code  

switch (result.type) {  

  case CacheListLengthResponse.Hit:  

    console.log(`Length of list 'test-list' is ${result.length()}`);  

    break;  

  case CacheListLengthResponse.Miss:  

    console.log(`List 'test-list' was not found in cache '${cacheName}'`);  

    break;  

  case CacheListLengthResponse.Error:  

    throw new Error(  

      `An error occurred while attempting to call cacheListLength on list 'test-list' in cache '${cacheName}': ${result.errorCode()}: ${result.toString()}`  

    );  

}  
```

--------------------------------

### Navigate to Web SDK example directory

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/integrations/cloudflare

Command to change into the example directory for the Momento Web SDK in Cloudflare Workers.

```bash
cd examples/cloudflare-workers/web-sdk
```

--------------------------------

### Import libraries and connect to return a CacheClient object

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/platform/sdks/php/cache

Sets up the example file by requiring the autoloader, importing Momento classes, and creating a CacheClient with environment variables for API key and endpoint. Also defines a printBanner helper function.

```php
<?php

declare(strict_types=1);



require "vendor/autoload.php";



use Momento\Auth\CredentialProvider;

use Momento\Cache\CacheClient;

use Momento\Config\Configurations\Laptop;

use Momento\Logging\StderrLoggerFactory;

use Psr\Log\LoggerInterface;



$CACHE_NAME = uniqid("php-example-");

$ITEM_DEFAULT_TTL_SECONDS = 60;

$KEY = "MyKey";

$VALUE = "MyValue";



// Setup

$authProvider = CredentialProvider::fromEnvironmentVariablesV2("MOMENTO_API_KEY", "MOMENTO_ENDPOINT");

$configuration = Laptop::latest(new StderrLoggerFactory());

$client = new CacheClient($configuration, $authProvider, $ITEM_DEFAULT_TTL_SECONDS);

$logger = $configuration->getLoggerFactory()->getLogger("ex:");



function printBanner(string $message, LoggerInterface $logger): void

{

    $line = "******************************************************************";

    $logger->info($line);

    $logger->info($message);

    $logger->info($line);

}



printBanner("*                      Momento Example Start                     *", $logger);
```

--------------------------------

### Install Momento Go SDK

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/platform/sdks/go/topics.html

Run this command in your Go project to install the Momento Go SDK.

```bash
go get github.com/momentohq/client-sdk-go
```

--------------------------------

### Run Express server

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/objectstore/streaming/capture/rtmp

Command to start the Express server. Requires FFmpeg installed and FFMPEG_PATH environment variable set.

```bash
node app.js  



```

--------------------------------

### Start the server

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/objectstore/enhancements/live-reactions

Run this command to start the server locally. The server code should be in server.mjs, and the MOMENTO_API_KEY environment variable should be set in a .env file. This allows the web page to make calls to the server.

```bash
node server.mjs  
```

--------------------------------

### Valkey-cli commands and responses

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/self-hosted/valkey-operator/getting-started/quickstart

Example valkey-cli session showing PING, SET, and GET commands with their responses. Exit with exit or Ctrl+D.

```text
my-cluster.my-app.svc.cluster.local:6379> PING
PONG
my-cluster.my-app.svc.cluster.local:6379> SET hello world
OK
my-cluster.my-app.svc.cluster.local:6379> GET hello
"world"
```

--------------------------------

### Start Fastly development server

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/integrations/fastly

Run this command to start the local development server. Navigate to localhost:7676 to check that the application is working.

```bash
fastly compute serve  
```

--------------------------------

### SortedSetGetRank - Rust

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/api-reference/sorted-set-collections

Gets the rank of an element in a sorted set using Rust. The example shows the call and converts the result to a u64.

```Rust
  let rank: u64 = cache_client  
      .sorted_set_get_rank(cache_name, "sorted_set_name", "value1")  
      .await?  
      .try_into()  
      .expect("Expected a rank!");  
```

--------------------------------

### SortedSetGetRank - JavaScript

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/api-reference/sorted-set-collections

Gets the rank of an element in a sorted set. The example puts elements, then retrieves the rank and handles hit/miss/error responses.

```JavaScript
await cacheClient.sortedSetPutElements(  
  cacheName,  
  'test-sorted-set',  
  new Map<string, number>([  
    ['key1', 10],  
    ['key2', 20],  
    ['key3', 30],  
  ])  
);  
const result = await cacheClient.sortedSetGetRank(cacheName, 'test-sorted-set', 'key2');  
  
// simplified style; assume the value was found  
console.log(`Element with value 'key1' has rank: ${result.rank()!}`);  
  
// pattern-matching style; safer for production code  
switch (result.type) {  
  case CacheSortedSetGetRankResponse.Hit:  
    console.log(`Element with value 'key1' has rank: ${result.rank()}`);  
    break;  
  case CacheSortedSetGetRankResponse.Miss:  
    console.log(`Sorted Set 'test-sorted-set' was not found in cache '${cacheName}'`);  
    break;  
  case CacheSortedSetGetRankResponse.Error:  
    throw new Error(  
      `An error occurred while attempting to call cacheSortedSetFetchGetRank on sorted set 'test-sorted-set' in cache '${cacheName}': ${result.errorCode()}: ${result.toString()}`  
    );  
}  
```

--------------------------------

### Navigate to the Deno HTTP API example directory

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/integrations/deno

Change to the example directory for the Deno HTTP API.

```bash
cd client-sdk-javascript/examples/deno/http-api
```

--------------------------------

### Java: Construct a CacheClient

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop

Example of creating a Momento CacheClient in Java using try-with-resources, with CredentialProvider.fromEnvVarV2(), Configurations.Laptop.v1(), and a 60-second TTL.

```java
try (CacheClient cacheClient =
    CacheClient.create(
        CredentialProvider.fromEnvVarV2(),
        Configurations.Laptop.v1(),
        Duration.ofSeconds(60))) {
  // ...
}
```

--------------------------------

### SortedSetLengthByScore Rust Example

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/api-reference/sorted-set-collections

Demonstrates using the Momento Rust client to get the length of a sorted set within a score range. The example creates a SortedSetLengthByScoreRequest with inclusive min and max scores, sends it, and converts the result to a u32, expecting a list length.

```Rust
let request = SortedSetLengthByScoreRequest::new(cache_name, "sorted_set_name")  

      .min_score(Some(ScoreBound::Inclusive(0.0)))  

      .max_score(Some(ScoreBound::Inclusive(100.0)));  

  let length: u32 = cache_client  

      .send_request(request)  

      .await?  

      .try_into()  

      .expect("Expected a list length!");  
```

--------------------------------

### PHP: Construct a CacheClient

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop

Example of creating a Momento CacheClient in PHP using Laptop::latest(), CredentialProvider::fromEnvironmentVariablesV2(), and a 60-second TTL.

```php
new CacheClient(
    Laptop::latest(),
    CredentialProvider::fromEnvironmentVariablesV2(),
    60
);
```

--------------------------------

### SortedSetGetRank - Elixir

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/api-reference/sorted-set-collections

Gets the rank of an element in a sorted set using Elixir. The example puts elements, then retrieves the rank and handles hit/miss/error cases.

```Elixir
{:ok, _} =  
  Momento.CacheClient.sorted_set_put_elements(client, "test-cache", "test-sorted-set", [  
    {"key1", 10.0},  
    {"key2", 20.0}  
  ])  
  
case Momento.CacheClient.sorted_set_get_rank(client, "test-cache", "test-sorted-set", "key1") do  
  {:ok, hit} ->  
    IO.puts("Element with value 'key1' has rank: #{hit.rank}")  
  
  :miss ->  
    IO.puts(  
      "Value 'key1' not found in sorted set, or sorted set 'test-sorted-set' was not found in cache 'test-cache'"  
    )  
  
  {:error, error} ->  
    IO.puts(  
      "An error occurred while attempting to get the rank of 'key1' in sorted set 'test-sorted-set' in cache 'test-cache': #{error.error_code}"  
    )  
  
    raise error  
end  
```

--------------------------------

### Create a TopicClient

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/platform/sdks/go/topics.html

Creates a TopicClient using environment credentials and default configuration. Panics on error.

```go
credProvider, err := auth.NewEnvMomentoV2TokenProvider()

if err != nil {

	panic(err)

}



topicClient, err = momento.NewTopicClient(

	config.TopicsDefault(),

	credProvider,

)

if err != nil {

	panic(err)

}
```

--------------------------------

### Python: Construct a CacheClient

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop

Example of creating a Momento CacheClient in Python, using a CredentialProvider from environment variables V2 and a Laptop configuration with 60 seconds TTL.

```python
await CacheClientAsync.create(
    Configurations.Laptop.latest(),
    CredentialProvider.from_environment_variables_v2(),
    timedelta(seconds=60),
)
```

--------------------------------

### DictionaryGetFields Rust example

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/api-reference/dictionary-collections

Shows how to get multiple fields from a dictionary using dictionary_get_fields. Handles Hit and Miss response types, converting the response to a HashMap.

```Rust
  let response = cache_client  

      .dictionary_get_fields(cache_name, "dictionary_name", vec!["field1", "field2"])  

      .await?;  

  

  match response {  

      DictionaryGetFieldsResponse::Hit { .. } => {  

          let dictionary: HashMap<String, String> = response  

              .try_into()  

              .expect("I stored a dictionary of strings!");  

          println!("Fetched dictionary: {dictionary:?}");  

      }  

      DictionaryGetFieldsResponse::Miss => println!("Cache miss"),  

  }  
```

--------------------------------

### DictionaryGetField Rust example

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/api-reference/dictionary-collections

Shows how to get a single field from a dictionary using dictionary_get_field. Handles Hit and Miss response types, converting the value to a String.

```Rust
  let response = cache_client  

      .dictionary_get_field(cache_name, "dictionary_name", "field")  

      .await?;  

  

  match response {  

      DictionaryGetFieldResponse::Hit { value } => {  

          let value: String = value.try_into().expect("I stored a string!");  

          println!("Fetched value: {value}");  

      }  

      DictionaryGetFieldResponse::Miss => println!("Cache miss"),  

  }  
```

--------------------------------

### Configurations.Laptop.v1()

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/basics/client-configuration-objects

Development environment configuration with relaxed timeouts for high network latency.

```javascript
Configurations.Laptop.v1();
```

--------------------------------

### Example code using MomentoFetcher

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/integrations/deno

This code sets, gets, and deletes an item in the cache, then returns an HTML response. It uses the MomentoFetcher class for error handling.

```typescript
const momento = new MomentoFetcher(apiKey, endpoint)

await momento.set(cacheName, key, value, 10)
console.log(`Set the key-value pair in the cache ${cacheName}`)

const getRespAfterSet = await momento.get(cacheName, key)
console.log(`Fetching the key after setting the value: ${getRespAfterSet}`)

await momento.delete(cacheName, key)
console.log(`Deleted the key-value pair from the cache ${cacheName}`)

return new Response(
  `Tested the Momento cache using: <br /> Key: ${key} | Value: ${value}`,
  {
    status: 200,
    headers: new Headers({
      'Content-Type': 'text/html; charset=utf-8',
    }),
  },
)
```

--------------------------------

### DictionaryGetFields JavaScript example

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/api-reference/dictionary-collections

Shows how to get multiple fields from a dictionary using dictionaryGetFields. Includes simplified and pattern-matching styles, handling Hit, Miss, and Error response types.

```JavaScript
await cacheClient.dictionarySetFields(  

  cacheName,  

  'test-dictionary',  

  new Map<string, string>([  

    ['key1', 'value1'],  

    ['key2', 'value2'],  

  ])  

);  

const result = await cacheClient.dictionaryGetFields(cacheName, 'test-dictionary', ['key1', 'key2']);  

  

// simplified style; assume the value was found  

console.log(`Got fields from dictionary: ${result.value()!}`);  

  

// pattern-matching style; safer for production code  

switch (result.type) {  

  case CacheDictionaryGetFieldsResponse.Hit:  

    console.log('Values fetched successfully- ');  

    result.valueMap().forEach((value, key) => {  

      console.log(`${key} : ${value}`);  

    });  

    break;  

  case CacheDictionaryGetFieldsResponse.Miss:  

    console.log(`Dictionary 'test-dictionary' was not found in cache '${cacheName}'`);  

    break;  

  case CacheDictionaryGetFieldsResponse.Error:  

    throw new Error(  

      `An error occurred while attempting to call cacheDictionaryGetFields on dictionary 'test-dictionary' in cache '${cacheName}': ${result.errorCode()}: ${result.toString()}`  

    );  

}  
```

--------------------------------

### Navigate to Deno Web SDK example directory

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/integrations/deno

Changes the current directory to the Deno Web SDK example within the client-sdk-javascript repository.

```bash
cd client-sdk-javascript/examples/deno/web-sdk  
```

--------------------------------

### DictionaryGetField JavaScript example

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/api-reference/dictionary-collections

Shows how to get a single field from a dictionary using dictionaryGetField. Includes simplified and pattern-matching styles, handling Hit, Miss, and Error response types.

```JavaScript
await cacheClient.dictionarySetField(cacheName, 'test-dictionary', 'test-field', 'test-value');  

const result = await cacheClient.dictionaryGetField(cacheName, 'test-dictionary', 'test-field');  

  

// simplified style; assume the value was found  

console.log(`Field 'test-field' fetched from dictionary: ${result.value()!}`);  

  

// pattern-matching style; safer for production code  

switch (result.type) {  

  case CacheDictionaryGetFieldResponse.Hit:  

    console.log(  

      `Field ${result.fieldString()} fetched successfully from cache '${cacheName}' with value: ${result.value()}`  

    );  

    break;  

  case CacheDictionaryGetFieldResponse.Miss:  

    console.log(`Dictionary 'test-dictionary' was not found in cache '${cacheName}'`);  

    break;  

  case CacheDictionaryGetFieldResponse.Error:  

    throw new Error(  

      `An error occurred while attempting to call cacheDictionaryGetField on dictionary 'test-dictionary' in cache '${cacheName}': ${result.errorCode()}: ${result.toString()}`  

    );  

}  
```

--------------------------------

### Install Momento Web SDK

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/platform/sdks/nodejs/topics.html

Install the Momento Web SDK in an existing browser application project using npm.

```bash
npm install @gomomento/sdk-web  
```

--------------------------------

### Retrieve SortedSet by time range with SortedSetFetchByScore

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/guides/working-with-time-series-data

Fetches data from a specified time period using SortedSetFetchByScore. The score range is given as start and end timestamps (1686511076 to 1686597476 in this example).

```javascript
const sensor_data = await cacheClient.sortedSetFetchByScore("sensor_data", `${sensor_id}-sensor-data`, 1686511076, 1686597476)  

```

--------------------------------

### Configurations.Laptop.latest

Source: https://docs.momentohq.com/cache/develop/basics/client-configuration-objects

Development environment configuration with relaxed timeouts for high network latency.

```kotlin
Configurations.Laptop.latest
```