strapi-plugin-rest-cache
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Speed-up HTTP requests with LRU cache.
This package is currently under development and should be consider ALPHA in terms of state. I/We are currently accepting contributions and/or dedicated contributors to help develop and maintain this package.
This plugin provide a way to cache HTTP requests in order to improve performance. It's get inspired by varnish cache which is a popular caching solution.
The cache content is stored by a provider, which can be either an in-memory provider, a redis connection, a file system, or any other custom provider. You can set a strategy to tell what to cache and how much time responses should be cached. The cache will be invalidated when the related Content-Type is updated, so you never have to worry about stale data.
Supported Strapi Versions:
If you are looking for a plugin for Strapi v3.x, please check the strapi-middleware-cache.
I/We are actively looking for contributors, maintainers, and others to help shape this package. As this plugins sole purpose within the Strapi community is to be used by other developers and plugin maintainers to get fast responses time.
If interested please feel free to email the lead maintainer Sacha at: sacha@digisquad.io or ping stf#3254 on Discord.
See the LICENSE file for licensing information.
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Speed-up HTTP requests with LRU cache
The npm package strapi-plugin-rest-cache receives a total of 6,807 weekly downloads. As such, strapi-plugin-rest-cache popularity was classified as popular.
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