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next-build-cache
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Ultra simple file system based caching built for the next.js build process.
Next Build Cache is a ultra simple file-based caching solution built for usage during the Next.js build process to pass data from getStaticPaths
to getStaticProps
without re-fetching data.
Next.js calls separate workers for getStaticPaths
and getStaticProps
, which means that data cannot be cached in-memory to re-use in getStaticProps
.
Using npm
$ npm i next-build-cache
Using yarn
$ yarn add next-build-cache
// using es modules
import { accessCache } from 'next-build-cache';
// using commonjs
const { accessCache } = require('next-build-cache');
// access the cache using the file 'build.cache'
const cache = accessCache('build.cache');
// save a key-value pair with a specified time to live in ms
await cache.put('mykey', 'myvalue', 1000);
// get the value of a key
const value = await cache.get('mykey');
FAQs
Ultra simple file system based caching built for the next.js build process.
The npm package next-build-cache receives a total of 14 weekly downloads. As such, next-build-cache popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that next-build-cache demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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