How to clean and flush cache programmatically in magento2

Magento Store Performance & speed of your store plays a vital role to serve a great shopping experience to your shoppers. Also, its important ranking factor that keeps you stand out from the competition. Adding more products & data to your store simultaneously increases the possibility of making your store slower to load. Magento cache management is a handy tool to flush the cache and release storage by removing unnecessary catalog image cache and the JavaScript as well as CSS cache.

Magento offers several types of caching as per need. But after a modifying code or making changes that might affect HTML output on the store frontend, it’s highly recommended to keep Magento cache enabled. Working with Magento extension development, many times you need to flush cache programmatically to apply drastic changes on the store frontend. Recently, while developing an extension, we have implemented programmatically cache to get quick effects on store data. Today I would likely to share that code with you guys.

All you need to do is simply need to add the following code to your extension file.

use Magento\Framework\App\Cache\TypeListInterface;
use Magento\Framework\App\Cache\Frontend\Pool;

public function __construct(TypeListInterface $typeListInterface,Pool $pool)
{
	$this->typeListInterface = $typeListInterface;
	$this->pool = $pool;
}

public function cachePrograme()
{

	$_cacheTypeList = $this->typeListInterface;

	$_cacheFrontendPool = $this->pool;

	$types = array('full_page');

	foreach ($types as $type) 
	{
		$_cacheTypeList->cleanType($type);
	}
	foreach ($_cacheFrontendPool as $cacheFrontend) 
	{
	$cacheFrontend->getBackend()->clean();
	}
}

use Magento\Framework\App\Cache\TypeListInterface;

use Magento\Framework\App\Cache\Frontend\Pool;

public function __construct(TypeListInterface $typeListInterface,Pool $pool)

{

$this->typeListInterface = $typeListInterface;

$this->pool = $pool;

}

public function cachePrograme()

{

$_cacheTypeList = $this->typeListInterface;

$_cacheFrontendPool = $this->pool;

$types = array('full_page');

foreach ($types as $type)

{

$_cacheTypeList->cleanType($type);

}

foreach ($_cacheFrontendPool as $cacheFrontend)

{

$cacheFrontend->getBackend()->clean();

}

Voila, now you successfully implemented programmatically cache. You can manipulate this code according to your requirements of caching.

Do comment if you are facing any issue while using this code.

Happy Caching!

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4 Comments

Anonymous on August 31, 2023

Can you explain your code a little bit?

- MageComp on September 1, 2023
  
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Nitin on August 14, 2020

I’ve tried this code and also using Magento\Framework\App\Cache\Manager method, but cache is not cleared, I’ve written code in Block file. What could be the issue?
Manually flushing the cache works fine.

- magecomp on August 14, 2020
  
  Confirm your code is called, and put code in try…..catch block, so if any error occurs so you get idea.