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cache-controlled

v1.2.0

Published

Simplifies working with `Cache-Control` headers

Downloads

309

Readme

cache-controlled

Simplifies working with Cache-Control headers

Parse

Parse a cache-control header. Parsing is case insensitive and all spaces are ignored.

import { parse } from "cache-controlled";

parse( "max-age=10" );
// { "max-age": 10 }
parse( "public, max-age=10, stale-while-revalidate=600" );
// { "max-age": 10, public: true, "stale-while-revalidate": 600 }

// For convenience, also handles `undefined` and `string[]`
parse( undefined ); // {}
parse( [ "public", "max-age=10" ] ); // { "max-age": 10, public: true }

Note: parse also adds a timestamp field used by check.

Check

check will tell you if you can still use your cached content:

  • ok: Cache is ok. No need to do anything
  • okStale: Cache is ok, but stale. Fetch update
  • okError: Cache is ok IFF you had/have a network error
const status = check( parse( "max-age=10" ) ).ok; // true
// If the `immutable` directive is present, it will always return `true`
const status = check( parse( "immutable" ) ).ok; // true
const status = check( parse( "stale-while-revalidate=10" ) ).ok; // false
const status = check( parse( "stale-while-revalidate=10" ) ).okStale; // true
const status = check( parse( "stale-if-error=10" ) ).okError; // true

Note: check only reads immutable, max-age, and stale- directives.

const status =
  check( parse( "immutable, must-revalidate, no-store, no-cache" ) ).ok; // true

string

Helper to write a typesafe cache control header

string( "public, max-age=10, stale-while-revalidate=600" );
// public, max-age=10, stale-while-revalidate=600

// Unknown keys won't be filtered out
// @ts-expect-error typo - should be `max-age`
string( "maxage=1" ); // never
// @ts-expect-error missing value
string( "maxage" ); // never

stringify

stringify( { public: true, "max-age": 10, "stale-while-revalidate": 600 } );
// public,max-age=10,stale-while-revalidate=600

// Unknown keys won't be filtered out
// @ts-expect-error Unknown key
stringify( { unknown: 42 } ); // unknown=42

Other libraries

If you need to handle all headers related to HTTP caching, check out http-cache-semantics.

This library is more compareable to cache-control-parser