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@strapi-community/provider-rest-cache-memory

v5.1.0

Published

Speed-up HTTP requests with LRU cache

Readme

Stores cache entries in the Strapi process, in an LRU bounded by entry count. This is the default provider and ships with the plugin, so you rarely need to install it yourself.

When to use it

Use it when you run one Strapi instance.

Each process holds its own cache, so with two or more instances behind a load balancer they cache independently and a purge on one does not reach the others — one instance serves fresh content while another serves stale. Entries are also lost on restart. If either matters, use @strapi-community/provider-rest-cache-redis.

Install

Already a dependency of the plugin. Install it explicitly only if you want to pin its version:

npm install @strapi-community/provider-rest-cache-memory
yarn add @strapi-community/provider-rest-cache-memory
pnpm add @strapi-community/provider-rest-cache-memory

Configure

// ./config/plugins.js
module.exports = {
  "rest-cache": {
    config: {
      provider: {
        name: "memory",
        options: {
          maxSize: 32767,
          // Milliseconds. One hour.
          ttl: 3600000,
        },
      },
      strategy: {
        contentTypes: ["api::article.article"],
      },
    },
  },
};
// ./config/plugins.ts
export default {
  "rest-cache": {
    config: {
      provider: {
        name: "memory",
        options: {
          maxSize: 32767,
          // Milliseconds. One hour.
          ttl: 3600000,
        },
      },
      strategy: {
        contentTypes: ["api::article.article"],
      },
    },
  },
};

Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | maxSize | number | 32767 | Maximum number of entries before the least recently used one is evicted. Must be greater than 0. | | ttl | number (ms) | — | Store-level default lifetime. In practice the plugin passes an explicit lifetime on every write from strategy.maxAge, so this is only a backstop. |

max is accepted as a legacy alias for maxSize.

Durations are milliseconds. 3600000 is one hour; 3600 is 3.6 seconds. Set the lifetime you actually care about with strategy.maxAge.

Documentation

License

See the LICENSE file.