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Special thanks to @codemicro for moving this to fiber core Original middleware: github.com/codemicro/fiber-cache
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var ConfigDefault = Config{ Next: nil, Expiration: 5 * time.Minute, CacheHeader: "X-Cache", DisableCacheControl: false, CacheInvalidator: nil, DisableValueRedaction: false, KeyGenerator: nil, DisableQueryKeys: false, KeyHeaders: []string{fiber.HeaderAccept, fiber.HeaderAcceptEncoding, fiber.HeaderAcceptLanguage}, KeyCookies: nil, Methods: []string{fiber.MethodGet, fiber.MethodHead}, DisableVaryHeaders: false, ExpirationGenerator: nil, StoreResponseHeaders: false, Storage: nil, MaxBytes: 1 * 1024 * 1024, }
ConfigDefault is the default config
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Types ¶
type Config ¶
type Config struct {
// Storage is used to store the state of the middleware
//
// Default: an in-memory store for this process only
Storage fiber.Storage
// Next defines a function to skip this middleware when returned true.
//
// Optional. Default: nil
Next func(c fiber.Ctx) bool
// CacheInvalidator defines a function to invalidate the cache when returned true
//
// Optional. Default: nil
CacheInvalidator func(fiber.Ctx) bool
// KeyGenerator allows you to generate custom keys.
//
// When nil, the middleware uses a structured key based on:
// - Request path (bounded to 192 bytes, hashed if longer)
// - Canonical query string (sorted parameters, bounded)
// - Selected request headers (from KeyHeaders)
// - Selected cookies (from KeyCookies)
//
// The resulting cache key is always partitioned by request method internally.
//
// Default: nil
KeyGenerator func(fiber.Ctx) string
// ExpirationGenerator allows you to generate a custom expiration per request.
// If nil, the Expiration value is used.
//
// Default: nil
ExpirationGenerator func(fiber.Ctx, *Config) time.Duration
// CacheHeader header on response header, indicate cache status, with the following possible return value
//
// hit, miss, unreachable
//
// Optional. Default: X-Cache
CacheHeader string
// KeyHeaders is the set of request headers that can change the selected representation and
// therefore should partition cache entries. Set this to an empty slice to disable
// header-based partitioning.
//
// Header names are normalized to lowercase for case-insensitive matching.
//
// Optional. Default: []string{"Accept", "Accept-Encoding", "Accept-Language"}
KeyHeaders []string
// KeyCookies is an explicit allow-list of request cookies that should partition cache entries.
// Cookies are excluded by default to avoid accidental per-user cache fragmentation.
//
// Optional. Default: nil
KeyCookies []string
// Methods specifies which HTTP methods are eligible for caching.
// Requests with methods not in this list bypass the cache entirely.
// Method names are normalized to uppercase automatically.
// Set to nil to use the default; set to an empty slice to disable caching for all methods.
//
// Default: []string{fiber.MethodGet, fiber.MethodHead}
Methods []string
// Expiration is the time that a cached response will live
//
// Optional. Default: 5 * time.Minute
Expiration time.Duration
// Max number of bytes of response bodies simultaneously stored in cache. When limit is reached,
// entries with the nearest expiration are deleted to make room for new.
// 0 means no limit
//
// Optional. Default: 1 * 1024 * 1024
MaxBytes uint
// DisableQueryKeys disables query-string partitioning in cache keys.
//
// Optional. Default: false
DisableQueryKeys bool
// DisableVaryHeaders disables response Vary-based lookup partitioning.
//
// Optional. Default: false
DisableVaryHeaders bool
// DisableValueRedaction turns off masking cache keys in logs and error messages when set to true.
//
// Optional. Default: false
DisableValueRedaction bool
// DisableCacheControl disables client side caching if set to true
//
// Optional. Default: false
DisableCacheControl bool
// StoreResponseHeaders allows you to store additional headers generated by
// next middlewares and handlers.
//
// Default: false
StoreResponseHeaders bool
}
Config defines the config for middleware.
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