@neshca/cache-handler

Flexible API for replacing the default Next.js cache, enabling custom caching solutions for multi-instance self-hosted deployments.

Latest Release

🎉 Version 1.7.0 has been released! It now includes the registerInitialCache instrumentation hook ↗, which allows the cache to be pre-populated with the initial data when the application starts.

Do not forget the experimental-redis-cluster Handler for Redis Cluster support from a previous release.

Check out the changelog for more details.

Table of Contents

1. Overview
   • Features
2. Getting Started
3. Examples
4. Requirements
5. Documentation
6. Contributing
7. License

Overview

Welcome to @neshca/cache-handler (pronounced /ˈnæʃkʌ/), a specialized ISR/Data cache API crafted for Next.js applications. This library simplifies configuring shared cache strategies in distributed environments, such as multiple, independent application instances. It offers a flexible and easy-to-integrate solution for custom cache strategies, especially for Redis.

Features

• Shared Cache for Distributed Environments: Perfect for self-hosted deployments with multiple application instances.
• Easy Customization: Provides a straightforward API with pre-configured Handlers.
• On-Demand Revalidation: Simplifies revalidation across all application replicas.
• TTL Management: Automatic cache cleanup to keep storage space efficient.
• Support for Next.js Routers: Full support and one setup for the Pages and the App Router.
• neshCache Function: Utilize the neshCache ↗ function to replace unstable_cache for more control over caching.
• Pre-populate the Cache with Initial Data: Automatically pre-populate the cache with the initial data when the application starts using the instrumentation hook ↗.

Getting Started

Enhance your application's caching with our Installation and First Steps Guide. This guide covers installation, basic configuration, and practical examples for quick integration.

Examples

Explore the versatility of @neshca/cache-handler in our Examples Section with real-world scenarios. Learn how to build a custom Handler by following this guide.

Requirements

• Next.js: 13.5.1 or newer.
• Node.js: 18.17.0 or newer.

Documentation

For detailed documentation, visit our Documentation Page.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Check out our Contributing Guide for more information.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.