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@celsian/cache

v0.5.5

Published

Caching utilities for CelsianJS

Readme

@celsian/cache

KV store, response caching, and session management for CelsianJS.

Install

npm install @celsian/cache

Usage

import { MemoryKVStore, createResponseCache, createSessionManager } from '@celsian/cache';

const store = new MemoryKVStore();
const cache = createResponseCache({ store, ttlMs: 60_000 });
const sessions = createSessionManager({ store });

createResponseCache() is a shared response cache. Origin-bearing requests are partitioned automatically, so a response with Vary: Origin cannot replay one origin's body or CORS headers to another. Requests carrying Authorization, Cookie, or Proxy-Authorization bypass cache reads and writes. Responses marked private, no-store, no-cache, max-age=0, or s-maxage=0, Vary: *, or Set-Cookie are also never stored. Request Cache-Control: no-cache or max-age=0 bypasses an existing entry because this cache does not perform validator revalidation. When a handler emits another Vary field, list it in varyHeaders; the cache will not store the response unless every Vary field is represented in its key. Configured fields are merged with the handler's existing Vary value. Add non-standard authentication headers such as API keys with credentialHeaders:

const cache = createResponseCache({
  store,
  credentialHeaders: ['x-api-key'],
});

Authenticated responses are intentionally not supported by this shared cache, even when a custom key generator is configured.

Documentation

See the main repository for full docs, examples, and API reference.

License

MIT